I feel like I need to study this surfing everyday for the rest of my life

So many longboarders need this board because they actually hate traditional longboarding....this would be the best board for my brother.

Watching you grow up from a Grom to a young adult into a world champ has been amazing. Those early Emerald City days and that El nino that we got at North Beach officers with all the boys we all knew back then you were destined for better and bigger things. Much Aloha, Bobby D 🌊🔱🥁🤙

Nicely Done Dude!!!

looks fun

Nice board

Nice! I’m 6’1 at 195 lbs. I was debating between the 8’8 black and the 9’1 red. I ended up going with the 9’1 red. My thought process was that is the waves are bigger than waist to chest, I’ll be stepping up to my regular boards so proper LB meant for smaller waves seemed like the move. Hopefully I made the right call!

"My size" - what's Taylor's weight/height?

Can someone explain to be the difference between these Thunderbolts and normal TJ Pro

Killing it bro 😎 🤙🏽 🏄🏽‍♂️ Cheee

🤔 what about someone with two lead feet in weaker waves that's used to pumping like a savage. This isn't my typical board in that the only surf that goes off on the Gulf Coast is our unusually consistent hurricane surf. I've used all manner of unresponsive boards with ridiculously bad response to good result and foam tops are just too soft for me. Would black suffice in that scenario?

Is the black more durable then the red? If you were looking for just one board for all conditions and wanted durable what do you get?

@firewiresurfboards

3 жыл бұрын

They're both extremely durable because of the way they're built, regardless of whether the lamination is fiberglass or carbon. Either one would work great from that perspective. If you're heavy footed or above 210 pounds, consider BLACK, if you're under 200 or light footed, consider RED.

TJ what length are you surfing in the TJ Pro?

@taylorjensen8580

2 жыл бұрын

9ft 👍🏼