River Surf Review: Badfish Shuvit

[@HunterGie]

Very cool review. Thank you!

[@riversurflab]

My pleasure!

[@benvetter7777]

Loving the videos! What fins do you like the most?

[@riversurflab]

It definitely depends on how steep the wave is, and how likely I am to hit my fins on something/how durable my board is. My default is using a couple of these www.coloradoriversurf.com/product/-fcs-oxford-fiberglass-/8 and a small center like www.coloradoriversurf.com/product/-fcs-staircase-step-fiberglass-/15 full discloser: I designed and sell those fins. There are many different fins that will work well. Anything with a similar size and shape should work well on the river.

[@ThomyeSurfs]

it's like a mini SUP for kids. Pretty sick, thanks for the review.

[@riversurflab]

Totally. Someone small enough could definitely use it as a sup

[@chipreiber8960]

Have you ever surfer the Sol Scepter or Sol Scepter XL? I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on these boards!

[@riversurflab]

I haven’t. I can see how it would be comparable to the Shuvit and the Snapper

[@brianfitzpatrick8481]

Great info! I assumed this would be good on the scout wave but not anymore! That wave farmer though..

[@riversurflab]

keep an eye out for the video next week. I'll compare a bunch of boards I've surfed on Scout

[@brianfitzpatrick8481]

@@riversurflab Sweet! That would be great. Any chance you can do a TL surf or CO surf supply board?

[@riversurflab]

@@brianfitzpatrick8481 I’ll be talking a bit about the TL Crusty Booger in the next video. I’ve never been super impressed by co surf supply boards. I see them surfed all the time at rrp, but like the Shuvit those waves don’t require all the extra volume they have