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Tiki surf boards
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06-01-2015 12:31pm#1
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NickTellis wrote: »Anyone any experience (good or bad) with these boards?
http://bundoransurfshop.com/product/72-tiki-fb3/[/quote
made in the Far East
Great, isn't that where all the best stuff is made these days?
Seriously though, I'm currently 'borrowing' my mates BIC but now need to get my own board so just wondering how it compares to something like a BIC, NSP or Cortez equivalent? I'm a 45-year old, 12 stone, reasonably fit weekend warrior who only gets out once every 2-3 weeks. I've been surfing for less than 2 years so looking for something to progress on. I'm able to catch, pop-up and ride 70-80% of the time but looking to up my wave count, learn to turn better, do cut-backs, etc before (hopefully) moving on to a shorter board.
I'm loving the shape of the Tiki, the 5-fin set up & the price but anyone out there with any hands-on experience? I'll be looking at getting the 7' 10" version...0 -
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