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Haha, that's a good catch. We just reduced the length of the video, in which I talked about swapping patches and the resin that lands between those patches for full rail-to-rail layers, which adds to the overall strength of the board.
@@lifetimesofdedication yeah I owned a Quatro for several years. Solidly built, a friend now owns it and is still stoked. I now only ride custom boards from Carve Machine.
Thank you for getting back to US boxes, wise decision and smart choice. I will miss the more elongated outline of last year, but I’m eager to try the new shapes
Previously I had the Pyramid 99L and now I am fortunate to have the new Pyramid 6 100L since end of april '24 and it is great. A lot livelier, significant weight reduction. This video however...... I doubt that anyone understands your explanation / response to that question a lot of people ask you (whether they should go for the thruster or the quad). The only recent video on product which made sense to me was by Jason Diffin who did guite a solid job in explaining the confusing wave sail line up.
