Today I was filming someone riding a PLACEBO surfboard.
Nishii and Chucky checking out the waves on T-STREET.
Since it's a shoot, Chucky is happy that he can use as much FU WAX as he wants.
Today I chose the PLACEBO 5'4" 'SHORT ROUND' FLEXLITE-CANDY.
He said this was probably his favorite thing at PLACEBO.
Nishii's radio is a PLACEBO 5'8" CQ EL-DIABLO FLEXLITE-CANDY.
The waves on the left were good. It was crowded on Saturday, so
I was right to choose this model.
Juro from the NECK TANS team is making his first appearance on the 24's blog.
Nishii brought the PLACEBO 5'5" LAYZ POTATO FLEXLITE-BOOST to the beach and asked if I wanted to take a look and give it a test ride.
"Juro" had a great ride from the first run,
The people in the ocean were wondering what that board was?
What's that board?
I kept asking Juro, "What are you riding?"
This is Juro's first time riding this board and it's amazing!
They were all raving about how fun it was!
SHAW appeared with a 5'5" V3-ROKET FLEXLITE-BOOST!
It's a TRI fin.
The V3-ROCKET I ride is the smallest PLACEBO size at 5'5".
I usually ride the SHORT ROUND II, so the board is longer than usual and it feels big, but
The board is big, so we were able to capture some exciting riding with some big movements.
I checked LOWERS before sunset in the evening and found it was empty, so I hurried over.
I've been surfing.
Nishii said, "Juro" is using the PLACEBO 5'5" "LAYZ POTATO" FLEXLITE-BOOST.
Because I praise it so much,
I tried riding it so I could compare it with the 5'8" CQ EL-DIABLO.
It seems to be the Easter holiday weekend, so there are fewer people than usual in the sea and on the beach, allowing the squirrels to move around in peace.
I was looking through the surfers' bags to see if there was any food in them.
The takeoff performance of the 5'8" CQ-ELDIABLO is also very fast,
The 5'5" "LAYZ POTATO" is just as fast and impressive.
As you can see from the video of the ride,
The takeoff is just as fast, even though the CL value is lower than the PLACEBO 5'8" CQ-EL-DIABLO. I've noticed this when riding the LAYZ POTATO model at LOST, but the well-balanced shape design means that despite its short length, the paddling performance is just as good as the CQ-ELDIABLO. This is because the straight outline is long.
This is Juro from the NECK TANS team, making his first appearance on the 24's blog. He saw the PLACEBO 5'5" LAYZ POTATO FLEXLITE-BOOST that Nishii had brought to the beach and asked if he wanted to try it out. He was in the ocean...
Posted by Luvsurf on April 5, 2015
