It's dark, it's cold, it's building time:-)
Well we are back to winter time, which means it's getting dark early, so no kiting on normal working days (unless out-of-office is activated ) As writen in another poster, I have to build some new boards, as I have broken three this season (I'm changing my lay-up for sure:-)) But I'm planing to do a skimboard, just to try something new. I plan to do some kind of egg form around 130x50cm, but does a skimboard need rocker, or is just waste of time doing that. And if rocker is needed or at least a good idea, is then only a nose rocker, or is both a nose and tail rocker. I know there no absolut 100% proof answers to this kind of question, but if you have some ideas or comments or experience then I would be glad to hear. Otherwise I just shape something based on my on-the-day-mood by the way, the board is for low wind days, just to be able to get on the water
kind regards from Denmark
Lars