5'4" Potatonator reo sequence

[megsy]

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This was taken on a pretty small day up on the mid north coast of australia. The waves had no power & were running pretty fast across the bank before it hit the shore break.
5'4" Potatonator's volume seemed the best board for the quick take-off & drive across the gutless wave.
Pics taken by Goanna (fellow firewire forum contributor)

[core personal training]

yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew...i can attest to how quick megsy got up and going on that board....it almost tempted me off my beloved hellfire....!!

[custom]

Very nice..............................

[Chris]

smash and bash

[megsy]

Hey Chris, what kind of length would you recommend the Vanguard to be ridden?

[Matt_s]

megsy is the 5'4 spot on volume wise at your weight? i think i noticed your a similar weight to me in another thread (im 72kg), trying to decide between a 5'6 and 5'4,

cheers

[megsy]

Hey Matt_s,

I'm 70-71kg & the 504 Potatonator seems pretty right volume-wise for me.

I've ridden it in 4-5ft perfect reef lefts at a spot named Chickens in Maldives & I've ridden it in 2ft weak beach breaks on the northern beaches of Sydney & it went (reasonably) great respective of the conditions.

[Chris]

megsy you have pugs?

yeah the potatonator is totally versatile, thought i would say there are better boards for 4-5 foot reef pass waves...

Cheers!

[megsy]

Hey Chris, yes, I have a pug, best dog ever.

I definitely like the way the potatonator performs in reef waves, it likes a bit more power than most beach breaks can offer.


megsy you have pugs?

yeah the potatonator is totally versatile, thought i would say there are better boards for 4-5 foot reef pass waves...

Cheers!

[Chris]

my two boys are in here: http://instagram.com/chrislcary

[Matt_s]

Cheers for the feedback megsy (only just saw the post)

Nice dogs Chris, been very tempted to get one a long with all these boards I'm planning to buy