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SUP Forum , free, open & uncensored SUP forum Stand up Padlle boarding > General Category > SUP gear talk > Short and wide versus short and thick Pages: [1] « previous next »   Print   Author Topic: Short and wide versus short and thick  (Read 391 times) El_Duderino Newbie Karma: +16/-0 Posts: 40 Short and wide versus short and thick « on: August 24, 2010, 05:49:24 PM » Short and wide  versus short and thick In case you are wondering, the dude is talking  SUP boards.  There's multiple ways to gain volume in the boards, but what is the most efficient way to achieve a more surfy feel on a board? Logged C.petersson Newbie Karma: +0/-0 Posts: 2 Re: Short and wide versus short and thick « Reply #1 on: August 27, 2010, 11:41:59 AM » I think anything over 30'' will really affect the rail to rail surfing abilities. It will make the board more stable ( which is something you don't really want for surfing) I think 30 wide and thivk but with steprails is the solution. Any1 else? Logged Pages: [1]   Print   « previous next » Jump to: Please select a destination: ----------------------------- General Category ----------------------------- => General Discussion => SUP gear talk => SUP technique => SUP travel & spots => SUP pictures => SUP videos => SUP classifieds => SUP News => SUP websites => General chat, anything non SUP related

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