Gratze!

Thanks man!

You can, but I don't think you need to wax these things.

@@edfeuer8462 thanks a million Ed!

Learn on a Gerry and then go to a local surf shop to buy a performance board.

@@edfeuer8462 Pay no mind. People appreciate you posting. I've got 4 other boards, all of 'em have their advantages/disadvantages-- this baby is overall fun. As mentioned, I surf a reefy place and the durability of the hard plastic bottom alone ( not having to patch so much ) and not have to worry about damaging my $1000 board, makes it F-u-n.

You are sucker for marketing strategy. Lopez is a capitalist pig

@@Ck-zk3we What are you - do you even surf?

It's a functional part of the board. Tail-blocks were popular in the 60s on the old longboards. The foam tails tend to lose their shape.

@@edfeuer8462 Thanks Ed.

I took mine off a year ago. It has some exposed holes ya gotta plug up. I gorilla glued all screw holes and edges of plastic 'fabric' ( not visible behind orginal tailblock) and cut out a flexible rubber mat to replace the original tailblock. glued that baby water tight. That original tailblock has edge sticking out, so I figured less resistance with it gone. I replaced the flexy fins with stiffer fins. I like it better. So far, 3'-4' with smooth faces works the best. I surf a reefy place and that hard plastic bottom saved many hours repairing dings like my old fiber glass board. Overall, a little bouncy in white water and you can't crank a hard turn ( after the initial cutback into the white water- gotta go a little easier- rail a bit too fat ) like a thinner epoxy or fiber glass board. Easy paddle into the wave ( nice glide). Can't beat it for a fun board.

@@edfeuer8462 you have no clue

I don’t understand what you mean. Can you show it through a video

​@@stevenhylton273 basically dont use the knot that he made just use the leash

@@MEROBOTTwait do u know exactly why

Still a smoking deal! Take it out to Pipeline!

Definitely! There isn't a better board for a beginner.

I know! I am really confused!

My friend just bought one for $99.00 at the store. When they're available in the store, they are $99.00.

Bought mine for 115 bucks ( with tax), but word is out, they're about 180 bucks now.

Duuuude that was the advice I was looking for 😅 made all the difference 😊these fins were wobbly as f🎉ck

In Costco stores. I just got it for $99

$80 right now

I have no idea!

Did you figure it out?

The way that I removed the cardboard packaging, didn’t make the screw’s function so apparent. We are meant to remove it and it has no function other than to anchor the initial packaging from the factory.

@@docdimo thanks for the reply. What about the hole that is left open? Should it be filled? Seems like it would fill with water. What about the tail guard do you leave that on too?

@Mark.. yes it is anchored to a plywood stringer in the middle of the board including one on each side for which sums up to plywood stringers