Lots of overlap with the PN and BP. I would take the BP every time over the SP...but for me going up one size with the PN covers all the ground I need between 2-4 foot. Under 2 foot I have other things to do.
Lots of overlap with the PN and BP. I would take the BP every time over the SP...but for me going up one size with the PN covers all the ground I need between 2-4 foot. Under 2 foot I have other things to do.
PN actually performs quite well on the low end of things. Ride it in under waist high (1-2') waves all the time here in Florida and still have a great time. It's taken the place of my SP.
173cm/5'8" 73kg/162lbs. 5'8 hellfire FST, 5'2 SP RF, 5'10 lost Stealth in FST, 5'4 potatonator FST, 5'4 Vanguard
Got to agree with Tre here...I had the PN at 2-4 but today got some super fun clean ones in the knee to waist high range...really enjoying that board with the Elevons...its going to Bali with me next week..wet season usually means small waves but the PN should extract the most fun out of them possible.Originally Posted by tre
Just sold my baked potato because my potatonator can get the job done....and done well.
49 yrs, 6'1", 92kgs. Surfing many moons grasshopper and I like plenty of foam. Potatonator 6'4" FST- Stretch or DVS quad fins, CI twin + trailer fin.
nice cuttle... tre so weak east coast windswell does well? my spud just seems so fat sometimes on days when its weak but also kinda hollow.. at a beach i frequent u get lil mini barrels on a waist high day. . never crumbly which the spud goes great in
5'11 160-165
long island ny
5'4 sweet potato
5'6 potatonator
5'10 unibrow
6'1 razor
all fst
u find yourself not riding your sp?
5'11 160-165
long island ny
5'4 sweet potato
5'6 potatonator
5'10 unibrow
6'1 razor
all fst
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