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Re: Next Gen Mako - Timeless Design

Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2014 7:05 pm
by clydesdale
thanks for response OR sales- look forward to getting back on a mako king

Re: Next Gen Mako - Timeless Design

Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 12:24 am
by kooshball
So what size does OR recommend for my 150lb weight for a med to high wind board?

Re: Next Gen Mako - Timeless Design

Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 2:31 am
by windfreak74
Hello kooshball,

i weigh same as you.
i have a 134x35 old model
youll be good with the 135 x 37 from 17knots to a zillion

Re: Next Gen Mako - Timeless Design

Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 10:34 pm
by ORSales
windfreak74 wrote:Hello kooshball,

i weigh same as you.
i have a 134x35 old model
youll be good with the 135 x 37 from 17knots to a zillion
Totally agree... in fact, if you can even try and find one of the few remaining 130cm boards you might love that too.

I am 175lbs and ride the 135cm as my medium to high wind board and LOVE it. Tight turns, huge jumps and nice, light underfoot feel. It is about as close to riding a skateboard or really playful snowboard as you're going to find and it makes sloppy shore conditions a ton of fun.

Re: Next Gen Mako - Timeless Design

Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 11:39 pm
by kooshball
ORSales wrote:
windfreak74 wrote:Hello kooshball,

i weigh same as you.
i have a 134x35 old model
youll be good with the 135 x 37 from 17knots to a zillion
Totally agree... in fact, if you can even try and find one of the few remaining 130cm boards you might love that too.

I am 175lbs and ride the 135cm as my medium to high wind board and LOVE it. Tight turns, huge jumps and nice, light underfoot feel. It is about as close to riding a skateboard or really playful snowboard as you're going to find and it makes sloppy shore conditions a ton of fun.
that sounds perfect...i have an aggression 134x42 now which is great for light/med to medium days but i need something for when it really gets cranking and maybe a surfboard for the light days...

Re: Next Gen Mako - Timeless Design

Posted: Fri Jun 20, 2014 8:52 pm
by bobber
I've got a 135 that I use in ugly breaking bay chop from the high teens on up. Great board. In the mid teens I'm on a 150. In the low teens I'm on a King.

Re: Next Gen Mako - Timeless Design

Posted: Sat Jun 21, 2014 7:18 pm
by AGK
I am a loyal OR customer and have owned a couple of Makos - but I now ride one of these:

http://www.bellacerakiteboards.com/Surf_Twins_LB1X.html

Rides great (like a Mako!) and it's a work of art!

Re: Next Gen Mako - Timeless Design

Posted: Sun Jun 22, 2014 9:45 am
by El Rudo
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Kamikuza wrote:Mako is a different kind of ride... no twin tip carves like it. And I swear the spray is the finest, gentlest mist :lol:
Here's fine gentle mist for ya :lol:

Re: Next Gen Mako - Timeless Design

Posted: Sun Jun 22, 2014 10:55 am
by Kamikuza
You're doing it wrong :lol:

Re: Next Gen Mako - Timeless Design

Posted: Sun Jun 22, 2014 1:26 pm
by Rbgar
More Mako mist!, broke my first generation 150 and OR overnighted me a new one, great company. The only twin tip I own :thumb: