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tinyE
Since 21 Jan 2006
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 Mon Mar 09, 09 5:46 pm 200 lbs, a fuse and waves? |
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I'm planning on getting very big very quickly...lol
can a 200 pound fella surf waves on a fuse? Or would he be too 'boggy'? |
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pdxmonkeyboy
Since 16 May 2006
6081 Posts
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retired kiter & motorhead Unicorn Master
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| Mon Mar 09, 09 5:52 pm |
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| your too old to surf. Sorry. |
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DrewB
Since 16 Aug 2006
385 Posts
PDX
Obsessed
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| Mon Mar 09, 09 5:55 pm |
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| Yes, a fuse will work fine. Or you could use that nice Stretch surfboard that you have. You getting phat? |
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tinyE
Since 21 Jan 2006
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| Mon Mar 09, 09 8:00 pm |
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| I actually have a fuse. This is for someone else. He weighs 225 and is wondering if the fuse will allow him a ride. He has some surf skill but is interested in the fuse for it's twin tip closeness |
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barfly
Since 31 Mar 2005
1216 Posts
Portland
BRACKISH
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| Tue Mar 10, 09 5:37 am |
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| hell yeah, I've seen several big guys ripping on Fuses. You still need to be powered up though, same kite as a twin tip. They have a very surfy feel. Slither removed the second set of fins which loosens it up a lot and gives it a twin tip feel without losing the upwind or turning ability. |
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