@@bob33932 just had the last surf on it today, it’s off to be edited. Stay tuned

@WoolyTV ☝

@@jaredcooper7670 I didn’t give the Sub Xero a proper go through as I’d just got back in the water after an injury but I liked both. The Lost did feel spicy and carried over dead sections really well. Hard to chose but I think the Lost

so you can confirm the epoxy it's more resistance to dings? I'm in this dilema, never had an epoxy before

@reneiribarren3647 for outside the water in my experience and opinion yes for sure and I know for a fact with my old poly boards and my friends the same most damage was always done outside the water and keeping in mind we were mostly surfing volcanic reef and most people know epoxy has a harder glass and all that which doesn't mean the boards break in half maybe even easier than poly ones plus most ppl choose poly for size and epoxy for buoyancy and lightness but when it comes to hit them say with a hammer the epoxy one is gonna kinda bounce the hit better than a poly one or at least that's my experience say both boards dropped to the floor nose first I bet 9 out of 10 the epoxy one gets less damaged or you hit it with the door of your car etc things that happen all the time the epoxy one is gonna come out with less damage imo although I did not know that once the epoxy one gets a ding it sucks water in quicker than a poly one. It's definitely a close call which one to choose if not both but now I have way clearer which one is better for what and what not also poly ones are cheaper

@@Adam-j9d up to head high it will work in most waves very well.

@@AB-i8m sometimes 😝

@@rdunc1586 Chur bro

@@doomymcdoom1498 yeah it’s a super fun board game

@@timhall6380 as a daily driver I would get the Cohort 2

@@WoolyTV Okay, cheers Wooly. So Holy Hypo not really a daily driver, where would you position it?

@ well it kinda is but I prefer the Cohort 2 feel. The Holy Hypto felt good in the head high range and even a touch bigger.

@@WoolyTV Awesome, thanks for the insight Wooly.

@@catinthehat8412 mildly chlorine

@@Surf_Salt nah sorry I’ve never ridden one

@@fenuazys9009 nice 👍

@@TheJoshBartlett thanks for watching

@@josh198599 it’s only 10pm

@@WoolyTV oh yea .... forgot you're in WA ...

@ 😝

Same!😝 Love and good vibes from SYD NSW ❤🤙🏼

@@migsy3302 😝 glad I could help

Big love brother 🙏🏼🙌🏼💯❤️💪🏽🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🤙🏼

@@fishy208 there is Urbnsurf Sydney in this one.

@ nice, i’m going there next month. Looks fun!

@@WoolyTV looks better than Melbourne from what I can make out?

@ Same Same but different. The barrels are super clean at Sydney because they run fewer waves in a set.

@@DadKooks cheers mate

Havnet ridden a Gremlin but I just got my hands on a DHD Phoenix Flight and that looks really nice.

​okay thanks, please review the pheonix flight if you can!

@@mjm3572 Its defiantly on my radar

@@timhall6380 Neutral for most conditions but the AM tech flex was good as it got bigger

Thanks Wooly, I’ve only ever ridden it as a quad, now I’m about to try as a thruster. I’ve got the medium Blackstix and Merrick larges so I guess I’ll try both. Yew 🤙

The XG will out surf the Monsta in anything under head high. The Monsta has more rocker and concave so it really needs a good quality wave to get the best out of it. I dont see much crossover in these two boards.

@@anthonymay8840 very different. The Baron 2.1 is a performance twin that works best in quality waves. The Xero Fusion is a step down that works best in average waves.

Yeah the 5’4” will be more than enough foam for you. Enjoy 🤙

I’ve just bought the 5’4” and had a quick surf and caught under 1 foot slop. Love it , was so loose. Thanks for the advice Pete

@@peteleitner4419 Unreal! Enjoy

Hi mate It’s not on the cards as yet but it looks like a great board.

Baron Flyer for the win, for me anyway.

thanks, your reviews are the best, happy surfing mate

Very different boards, the Red Tiger is a daily driver and the DD2 is a step down/groveller. Cant really compare them but the Red Tiger suited my surfing better.

@@JoelSimbrow I haven’t ridden the Revo Max yet but I have one to review for next year. The Twin Pin went well in overhead surf for me.

OK, Volcanic seem stronger and will dent less on the deck but it'svery stiff and a touch heavier. The Ibolic is lighter and will dent a touch more than the Volcanic but it does have a touch more flex.

Thanks ​@@WoolyTVfor the reply :) if you could just pick one, which would you go for ?

@ I would go the Ibolic for the extra performance

Definitely not slow and works best as a performance twin for good quality waves. It holds like a thruster but still has that twin fin feel.

5'10"

Hi mate, I havent done any Albums as yet. Might need to hit them up.....once I get through the next 10 boards that are sitting here :)

@ awesome I been thinking about surfing a vesper hopefully surf it like Margo hahah

@@Iowa-dy2miyeah he rips

@@surfmist4748 the Raging Bull requires a better quality wave to get the best out of it and has a wider nose, more volume under the chest and a round tail. Very different to the Xero Gravity

Thanks for your reply. Loving your reviews. Bought a js schooner as a step up and a Xero gravity hifi this week. Merry Christmas to me 😂.

@@surfmist4748 Nice work, that's a good Xmas

I would go the 5'4", get the extra volume and glide around in the junky stuff

@@jrgenhjelseth3971 thanks 🙏 for watching

Yeah the Thunderbolt is great but the Carbotune has a bit of flex still and works great as a shortboard construction.

@@nyril4422 twin pin wins for overhead

Pretty different boards and feel, the CI Happy Everyday is a really good daily driver with a really wide wave range.

Thank you :)