Harley Ingleby Moe Mini review

[@JH-im4nm]

Best line of surfboards on the market and the best construction ever made. Try one and you’ll be hooked.

[@wlombardin]

Very good except if the wind is strong and off shore, I found that the board is so light that it’s difficult to get going. But very nice construction and the flex is amazing in small / medium waves 👌👌

[@chrisk3390]

Amazing boards. I ride the 7’4 Moe as a daily driver and the 7’6 mid 6 when it’s overhead. Just took my mid 6 to Tavarua and rode it at solid Cloudbreak. Went insane! I’m 225lbs, intermediate/advanced (30+ years surfing). I feel the Mid 6 paddles better than the Moe even though the Moe has more volume. Has quite a bit of rocker but absolutely rips! Looking forward to getting a 6’10 Moe mini for my “shortboard”. Killer boards.

[@J0llygiant]

Have you got the 6’10 yet ? I’ve got a 7’2 moe and have been wondering what the 6’10 would be like compared to it. I’m the same weight as you and 6’5

[@chrisk3390]

@ I didn’t get a chance to yet. Sadly, my entire quiver was just lost in the Palisades fire last week. When I’m ready, I’m going to replace all my boards with only the 7’4 Moe and 7’6 Mid 6. They were both incredible.

[@J0llygiant]

@ sorry to hear that. Can’t believe how bad those fires were and how many people were affected.

[@mikesashafrommoonfish3014]

Another great review thanks team Real. Cool to run into one of your guys at Namoto last week 🤙

[@J0llygiant]

I’m 6’5 100kg and I’ve got the 7’2 moe and love it. I’m wondering how much difference there would be with the 6’10 mini moe.

[@robinboone8315]

Have a 7'2 and yes it is magical. Have had many ask "what are you riding"..

[@charleshawk6668]

Thanks for the review!

[@jamesoncc21]

Yee yee 😎 need a Kong Ameoba review soon

[@jbt7926]

So, are they saying the Moe paddles better? Mid 6 not as easy to paddle bu performs better in better waves? Is moe more of a groveller?

[@charleshawk6668]

You kids and your “groveler” junk talk

[@tonesdef]

Moe is an egg basically. I have an 8'0. It's real fun but really flat so when the waves get steep and bigger you either gotta get an angle or really stop the back. I have a point i take it to and it's real fun. The mini moe would fit into more hollow waves due to it's shortness and when I'm on steeper waves with the 8'0 it flies. It's just making the initial drop than can some times be a challenge. I have a 7'6 mid 6 and the thing doesn't care about steep hollow sections. It paddles really well almost as good as the moe. You do need to be on the back to turn it though where as the moe you can get turns in from the center of the board.

[@jbt7926]

@@tonesdef yeah yhats good info, i actually find the mid6 doesn't paddle too easily and it isn't meant to i guess as it is a steep wave board. The moe sounds right for most beachbreak and weak eave conditions, do you agree?

[@tonesdef]

@@jbt7926 yeah the moe is good for weak waves. I just jumped back into the moe after a few days on the 7'6 mid 6 and it most definitely paddles better. I'm out here in Hawaii so our waves even when small have power. But moe goes really good on some of the flatter waves around me. Also can walk around and cheater 5 it. I don't really have any beach breaks i can ride it's all reef and points the few beach breaks near me don't allow hard boards due to the crowds Something to keep in mind is that trump tarrifs may sky rocket the price of these boards so might be best to get one soon.

[@tonesdef]

@@jbt7926 finally got some more rides on my mid 6. The mid 6 goes like hell in juicy waves. Got out in over head mid-high duration surf had the xxl hi quads. It was really fun and confident . Went out a few days later in low tide little bit smaller surf and less duration was kinda a mix of the hallow and flat faces and the juicy waves it was great the waves that had flatter faces was meh. Hard to build speed with a thruster and didn't turn good, was always digging rail on the flatter faces. But the bigger hallow ones it went great. The mid 6 makes late drops easily. It only turns from the tail so id say if you're a beginner it's not a good board to get. The moe just goes. Hallow waves flat waves little mid bigger surf. I honestly haven't found a wave size it doesn't like. I have the 8'0 so I'm not taking it out on the bigger days cuz our drops get to steep for it and I'm always pearling or having to stomp the tail so hard that I'm just rocketing down the face with not much control. The point i go to when it's over head out is great though cuz the drop is more open and less pitchy. The moe you can do great turns from the middle back half and tail. It's a very forgiving board. It's always too loose when doing turns off the fins for me but that could just be my size and tendency to over power things. I may pick up the 6'10 mini moe and compare it to the 7'6 mid 6 and see if i want to keep that one.

[@Macnutkauai]

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