Mr. A used to ride a shortboard, but he gained weight and switched to a longboard. However, he still wants to be able to move nimbly on the waves like he used to, so he's been gradually shortening his boards. He's currently riding a 7'6" Bonzer, but as a step towards going further, he chose the shorter 6'2" Conquest.
Mr. B was looking for a similar board as his SD2, which he had been using for about three years, was starting to show signs of wear.
We had him compare other models at the store, but the SD2 was working so well, and it had been updated three years ago and was even better than before, so he decided to go with it.
I switched to the latest SD2 model.
Mr. C, who also owns an AVISO 5'10" RNF, wanted more buoyancy, so he compared the Gullwing and Shark and decided to purchase the Shark, which has a good reputation among high-level surfers as being well suited to Japanese waves.
Mr. D said that his brother recently bought a Conquest and was impressed with its performance.
He was surprised and came to buy the Conquest, but when he saw the Fish Quest on display in the store, he was torn between it and the CQ, but he said he would use it more often in small waves,
We decided to have him ride the FQ.
Mr. D had all his spare fins, guards, cases, etc. replaced.
Three sets of fins are prepared for this SD2 so that they can be used in small to large waves.
SD2 XTR5.C specification, white rail parabolic stringer,
Experience how it instantly pushes your riding speed to the limit.
It creates a flex that makes the board seem alive,
The XTR PB is characterised by a lively flex.
Thank you everyone for purchasing a board!
