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Ryan
Since 14 Jul 2005
537 Posts
Oregon
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 Wed May 07, 14 8:08 am update |
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After a handfull of sessions on my tuflit board I am happy to say I really like the snap and feel and livelyness of the boards. They are not as smooth as glass boards but a glass board doesnt have the rebound and life the tuflit boards have.
All that said, after a nice 6m session yesterday, at Rufus, my board developed a crack across the entire board at the location of my front foot. so, maybe not that tuf  To be fare the board was used and had a previous repair, the repair was near the tail of the board and professionally done but if water got in it may have compromised the board.
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Ryan
Since 14 Jul 2005
537 Posts
Oregon
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| Mon Jul 21, 14 6:21 am for those still interested |
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I had my tuflit reinforced with 3 layers of 4 oz on the deck. The board still was great to ride, very responsive, quick to rebound off the water and after a turn and light!!! Unfortunately these boards just dont hold up to strapless airs. While I think this board was fantastic on a wave both at the coast and in the gorge it met its maker on friday up at the Hatchery.
Time to rethink the board situation..... 
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ShiverMeTimbers
Since 26 Feb 2013
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Gig Harbor
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| Mon Jul 21, 14 10:53 pm |
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| ouch! no coming back from that one.
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