@@davidstanfield7170 Mine is 5’6 stock dim(4-5 liters more than my HPSB). I like it in small waves but I feel like there are better options especially for very small surf like this. My initial thoughts are, this thing paddles like a machine, catches any waves but feels sticky under foot probably due to the bottom design and the pulled in tail. it’s good when waves are steep but not for mushy sections. I want to try this board in good condition like 4ft+ clean, but no decent swells for months.
@@baro360 I leave my phone at the beach on a tripod. Record in 4K, wide angle. Then edit it on a PC later. The intro part of this clip is the original angle
This one has been great actually. But not for ppl who don’t like classic fish kinda boards like short and super thick cos the WT is basically a fish board with a squash tail and thrusters. If you’re okay with a short and thick board, I would recommend it. goes really fast, easy paddler. Hard to push the tail when turning but I think V bottom compensates
Great! I tried FCS2 Performer template, Filipe Toledo and AM fins. I’m still testing fins on this board but I don’t like it with fins raked too much. Tail feels draggy. Neutral template is best suited I think
Hi Thanks for the comment! and yeah! the White Tiger! I'm riding a PU 5'4 off-the-rack one and still struggling with how to ride it but I like it! It flows really good with twin + trailer. One thing i wanna mention is that it feels so different from other small wave performance boards like Neck beard. I think it is because WT is basically a fish board with a squash/thruster tail. NB has more performance-ish nose and wider tail than WT. I would pick NB when the waves are waist-high or less so that I can catch more waves easily and the board is easy to control. (my NB is 5'6 EPS, 27L) And I would go with WT if the waves are bigger but too mushy to pick up a high performance board.
