When he found a brand new, used RNF XTR that had just arrived, he immediately bought it. As a long-time heavy RNF user, he knows the RNF's performance and was thrilled that the price was a better deal than buying a new one. Since it came with Aurora fins, he also purchased Aurora nose and tail guards.
This is Mr. M, who reserved the Conquest 6'1".
I made the ideal switch from a longboard to a Retrofish and then to a Conquest. I managed to make it in time for my much-anticipated Niijima surf trip at the end of August.
This is Mr. K, who reserved a 5'10" Conquest.
He came to pick up his board on his way home from work. He has a fishboard of the same length, but the Conquest has overwhelming buoyancy, which he says makes it a reliable choice even on crowded weekends. I'm sure the Conquest will help him have fun surfing.
Mr. K is switching from a board he loved and had been riding for eight years.
I want to ride the board I buy for a long time, so I looked at various manufacturers on the website,
After all, he wanted to ride an XTR board with as much performance as possible, so he chose the parabolic stringer.
Mr. M's friend bought an XTR Parabolic Stringer and his level went up two levels, so he immediately made a reservation for himself. Since he is light, he chose the thin 5'10" SD3 board.
As a representative of Surf Supplement, he has a sticker on his nose advertising the product.
Thank you everyone.
When he found a brand new, used RNF XTR that had just arrived, he immediately bought it. As a long-time heavy RNF user, he knows the RNF's performance and was thrilled that the price was a better deal than buying a new one. Since it came with Aurora fins, he also purchased Aurora nose and tail guards.
This is Mr. M, who reserved the Conquest 6'1".
I made the ideal switch from a longboard to a Retrofish and then to a Conquest. I managed to make it in time for my much-anticipated Niijima surf trip at the end of August.
This is Mr. K, who reserved a 5'10" Conquest.
He came to pick up his board on his way home from work. He has a fishboard of the same length, but the Conquest has overwhelming buoyancy, which he says makes it a reliable choice even on crowded weekends. I'm sure the Conquest will help him have fun surfing.
Mr. K is switching from a board he loved and had been riding for eight years.
I want to ride the board I buy for a long time, so I looked at various manufacturers on the website,
After all, he wanted to ride an XTR board with as much performance as possible, so he chose the parabolic stringer.
Mr. M's friend bought an XTR Parabolic Stringer and his level went up two levels, so he immediately made a reservation for himself. Since he is light, he chose the thin 5'10" SD3 board.
As a representative of Surf Supplement, he has a sticker on his nose advertising the product.
Thank you everyone.
