It was another fun day in LJ. I got a chance to try a couple of my boards with the new Roberts fins. I really liked the fins a lot. They were very responsive for being that large of a fin, and had no problem releasing out or over the back while providing plenty of hold through turns. I highly recommend these fins for anybody looking for a fin for their everyday or performance shortboard. Here is the official write up from Future:
I rode my new 5’8″ Slackerr this morning before work. The board worked really good and the waves were super fun so I really wanted to do more “R&D” and not get out to go to work but…
Anyway, here’s a few pics. The slackerr is 5’8″x18.7″x2.3″
Here are some HDR images I took on my iPhone last night.
I didn’t see any leprechauns today but I did see an epic sunset with “pot of gold” style lighting.
I love that Josh Kerr may quite possibly have too many boards. What I love even more is that we weigh the same and that all the boards he doesn’t pick up are right at my finger tips. I loved the bali single that I rode and this one looks like a gem as well. I can’t wait to give it a whirl. Here’s a couple of pics.
It was an amazing day. Perfect weather and super shreddable waves.
Here is a quick little video of me on a 5’6” Rusty Dozer on a very average afternoon at the shortez bank. Shot by Tony Zacharek.
Mr. Tony Zacharek was getting all the action. Here are a couple he got of me.
The waves cleaned up a bit before the end of the day. Here’s a couple pics I took in the evening.
The fun waves continued.
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