Baked Potato in RapidFire only?

[LagoonSurfer]

I will def always keep the FST tater in the quiver 4 sure just because of its extreme ruggedness.

[prjwebb]

I've got a 2 year old rapidfire Spitfire that's still going great though. A few little patch ups but they still hold up great and are super light!

[LagoonSurfer]

Thanks. So RF is basically like a regular construction epoxy board or perhaps a little bit stronger in terms of wear and tear?

[prjwebb]

The bamboo layer is stronger, but the rails and bottom are just epoxy, fibreglass and EPS foam so they will be the same as other EPS/Epoxy boards.

[Chris]

yessir!!!

[csarqui]

My experience with the Bamboo deck (on my first Spitfire) was on par with a PU board. It seemed very soft and there wasn't much deck left that didn't have a pressure ding on it. But I am very rough on my boards.

[cuttlefish]

It doesn't help if you're a big unit.
That's the thing with forums.
One guy (a lightweight) can be commenting and saying how they only have "light heel denting" or "deck is still perfect" and then a heavyweight can be be putting big footwells in the same kind of deck.
That's why we all should fill in our stats.
If only I could figure out how to do it.
For me, the fst is the stronger option at my weight (92kgs), when chasing durability.

[cuttlefish]

Tried to update my profile.
Don't know if it worked?
Test. test. One two three.
Cheecckk, one, two, cheecckk!
Bugger....Fail!
Try again.

[prjwebb]

Need to turn on your signature Pete.

[cuttlefish]

I've got it sorted.....I think.