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Thread: Elf Rocker compared to Sweet Potato

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    Elite Firewire Liaison prjwebb's Avatar
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    It's got quite a refined foil and rails so it sticks to the face and paddles well because of the wide point forward to get your in early.
    I wouldn't want to surf on it wedgey sucky waves with late drops, but in clean lined up stuff it'd be good for getting in early, setting your line and pumping through some little tubes.
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    I found it exceptional in anything up to 6ft as long as it was a "Soft" 6ft once it got to 5ft powerful sucky waves it couldn't handle it and had to be nursed too much. This is probably a lot to do with my abilities and 95kg of weight but don't get me wrong I absolutely loved that board - for me it was the perfect all rounder for summer.
    I eventually sold it to get my Futura which covers everything the El Fuego did plus the solid powerful days.
    44yrs / 86kg / 6'2" Mini Driver / 5'8" Potatonator / 6'4" Futura (sold) / 5'8" Sweet Potato (sold) / 6'1" El Fuego (sold) / 6'2" Dominator (sold)

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