a matter of preference i would think. We don't shoot to emulate the weight of traditional PU logs so it depends on what you want out of a longboard. Lightweight performance or a more weighted cruisey ride. I think actually there are a lot of people on both camps. You ought to see taylor surf both his 900 and 904. Cool to watch. Other long boarders have been giving great feedback on that front as well.
Cheers all!
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503 TG Baked Potato - 506 RF Potatonator - 506 WRF Vanguard - 510 FST Unibrow - 600 FST Michel Bourez - 600 FST Alternator - 602 FST Alternator Round - 603 FST Artillery
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Gotcha. Will do. Thanks!
All,
I happened to find an FST 9' squash tail that someone special ordered and then failed to pick up. This is a recent one with no pressure valve. I thought the older one with the valve was good. This one is AMAZING. Let me say that again. AMAZING. Great construction, weight, flex, and overall feel. I have two more on order and will not be canceling either one.
Chris, I know what you said about your reasons for going to crossfire only for the flexflights, but the FSTs are just amazing. I'm no TJ, and I'm sure he has his reasons, but I know what I like and enjoy, and your FST 9' squash tail is a phenomenal board.
Great job!
Mike
hey ching, fyi, you can special order the Flexflight in FST, it will just take 10-12 to build.
Cheers
6'0 - 175lbs - 29yrs - SoCal -
503 TG Baked Potato - 506 RF Potatonator - 506 WRF Vanguard - 510 FST Unibrow - 600 FST Michel Bourez - 600 FST Alternator - 602 FST Alternator Round - 603 FST Artillery
Firewire Social: Facebook - Twitter - Vimeo - Youtube
Hey All, use my Firewire email, [email protected] for emergency issues, not my forum inbox. However, please avoid contacting me directly with questions on choosing a board, just use the glorious forum. Cheers!
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