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SupaEZ
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Post subject: Re: Do I want a North Nugget? Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2012 1:24 am |
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Oh i forgot...he is 6'5"...and shoe size 14............and rides faster "toeside" than heelside 
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hudstur
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Post subject: Re: Do I want a North Nugget? Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2012 1:49 am |
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Joined: Thu Dec 31, 2009 2:26 am Posts: 115 Location: Delray Beach, FL
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Thanks Flyboy, that is some good info to ponder on the freeride v.s. surf style board. since I have the celeritas for surf, maybe the Nugget would get me goin with my Dyno 17m.
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Flyboy
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Post subject: Re: Do I want a North Nugget? Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2012 5:06 pm |
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Quote: Thanks Flyboy, that is some good info to ponder on the freeride v.s. surf style board. since I have the celeritas for surf, maybe the Nugget would get me goin with my Dyno 17m. Well it's not really "info" - more an "opinion"!  I've never riden the Nugget, so I can't speak from personal experience. The Nugget sounds like a good "one-board" quiver (except for the lack of a 3 strap option, which, in a board that width, would seem essential). But as you already have a good surf board, I'd be inclined to get something a little more low-wind/speed oriented than the Nugget ... just an opinion.
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hudstur
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Post subject: Re: Do I want a North Nugget? Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2012 11:00 pm |
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Joined: Thu Dec 31, 2009 2:26 am Posts: 115 Location: Delray Beach, FL
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So for light wind with my statistics, what would you recommend.
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tony montana
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Post subject: Re: Do I want a North Nugget? Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2012 12:11 am |
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hudstur wrote: So for light wind with my statistics, what would you recommend. Nugget is perfect for light wind and will be a good florida wave board,great strapless i never tried it straped,low end is very close to raceboard,but way more fun,it very light and good for strapless airs,the only thing i dont like about it is its quad fin only,wish it had thruster as well for looser cut backs,hope this helps,ps a few friends tried it and loved it can leave on the beach it gone in a flash lol TONY
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Litewave Dave
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Post subject: Re: Do I want a North Nugget? Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2012 1:43 am |
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Litewave DV8 is thin for a lower center-of-gravity making jibes way more stable. Rails are built-up and thick for a rounded 'surf rail' on the bottom and a nice grab handle on top. Wood core, like a twin-tip, makes it strong and flexy. Have a look at the product-video. http://www.litewavedesigns.comThey're available in 5'7" or 6'1"
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Manuel V
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Post subject: Re: Do I want a North Nugget? Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2012 1:54 am |
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Hi everyone,
For those North Nugget owners anyone try it with different fins than the OEM ones? Any recommedations or comments?
I own a Nugget and the other day run thru a dry reef and broke one of my back fins and would need to replace the fins. The original ones are difficult to find and are expensive.
I check The Future Fins web site and the quad fins that they offer have different lenghts and width than the OEM fins.
I'm thinking that probably bigger fins would give more direction but probably would affect the board loose.
Any comments are really appreciated.
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Oldnbroken
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Post subject: Re: Do I want a North Nugget? Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2012 2:28 am |
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Kami- You asked about a bigger Nugget type directional... Slingshot Knee Swacker 5' 10" long 22.5" wide 2.3" thick. Quad fin (2) 4.6" and (2) 4.25" fins FCS. Two front straps and single back, or goes strapless. Low nose rocker and wide round nose Wide "screwdriver tip" tail.
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