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    Hey Stylar,
    post your dims and serial number.

    Thanks
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    Hi Chris, I'm not really concerned with my board, it works great. The issue I'm trying to work out is if the website is wrong.
    My main reason is I was looking at the hellrazor in 6'1 at 29.1 ltr, and looked at the F-1 info page and it stated my dims FF1-603Q-05 6'3 x 19.5 x 2 3/8 is at 28.9 ltr, so based on that the 6'1 hellrazor would work.
    What made me check again was I saw 2 F-1 boards in store with FF1 603Q-03 6'3 x 19 x 2.5 have 28.9 printed on the rail. This is what I remember them to be when I bought my board the FF1 603Q-05 was 29.7 which is just under my taj at the time of 29.9
    So Chris can you check what's printed on the website is correct
    FF1-603Q-03 6'3 x 19 x 2 1/2 29.7
    FF1-603Q-05 6'3 x 19.5 x 2 5/16. 28.9
    Or shouldn't it be the other way around
    FF1-603Q-03 6'3 x 19 x 2 1/2 28.9. ( dims of boards i have seen instore)
    FF1-603Q-05 6'3 x 19.5 x 2 5/16. 29.7
    I used my better sense of judgement and went with the 6'3 HR. But don't want anyone else to be confused by this if the info page is incorrect.

    Thanks Chris
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    Hey Stylar, the website is actually correct, so the dims listed below are what to look at.

    Cheers and thanks for the extra attention. Hope the 603 Hellrazor works!

    FF1-603Q-03 6'3 x 19 x 2 1/2 29.7
    FF1-603Q-05 6'3 x 19.5 x 2 5/16. 28.9
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    Thanks for your help chris. You might want to pass it onto quality control that there are 2 F-1 boards that I have seen with the incorrect volume written on the rail 603Q 6'3 x 19 x 2 1/2 @ 28.9.
    I will keep my 6'3 HR for heavier stuff, and will sell my 6'3 F-1 for a 6'0 Michel.
    A bit blown away by how well my F-1 paddles then if it's only 28.9 ltrs and me at 90+ kgs.
    I haven't quite clicked with My F-1 anyway, it's been hot and cold, I think the extreme pulled in rounded squash in the last inch or two, doesnt have enough bite in the tail, and I feel at times its about to slide out on hard bottom turns.
    Maybe it needs a fin that has a lot of rake in it for more hold, because the board turns on a dime.
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    LostF1Data.jpg
    Found this pic from the old website listing the dims of the F-1, again it supports the 603Q5 @ 29.7 and the 603Q3 @ 28.9. So again I'm confused.
    With board volume being an integral part of choosing the right board, in the end I hope the right info is posted.

    I'll leave it in your trustworthy hands Chris to sort it out.

    Cheers stylar
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    Stylar not sure where that one came from.
    But as we previously discussed:

    FF1-603Q-03 6'3 x 19 x 2 1/2 29.7
    FF1-603Q-05 6'3 x 19.5 x 2 5/16. 28.9

    Thanks!
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    I just traded my Futura in for the 6'1 F1 and really like it so far. I also have a 6'2 Taj that is my go to shortboard for overhead stuff but wanted something a little different. So far Ive ridden the GMB-5's exclusively & had no complaints but just got a set of H3 larges Im stoked to try.

    Ive been riding Firewires for probably 4+ years and have ridden pretty much every model. My advice to anyone in between volumes or lengths is to go with the smaller & surf the hell out of it. You always want to buy a board above your ability that you can push yourself on.

    Volume does not make up for poor fitness no matter what you ride.

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