Comments on: Channel Islands Pod vs. Stretch F4 http://www.nwbroweather.com/2009/03/channel-islands-pod/ NW Surf, Snowboarding, and Life Fri, 10 Feb 2012 04:38:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: nick http://www.nwbroweather.com/2009/03/channel-islands-pod/#comment-7300 nick Mon, 23 May 2011 20:32:13 +0000 http://nwbroweather.com/?p=1848#comment-7300 I'm 5'10" and 170 pound 39 yrs old guy. Had to put my Stretch aside for awhile. Don't know why but I decided to go for a bigger (7') board to just be able catch more waves. Hope will return to the F4 soon. I’m 5’10″ and 170 pound 39 yrs old guy. Had to put my Stretch aside for awhile. Don’t know why but I decided to go for a bigger (7′) board to just be able catch more waves. Hope will return to the F4 soon.

]]> By: Joe Blogs http://www.nwbroweather.com/2009/03/channel-islands-pod/#comment-3150 Joe Blogs Sat, 09 Jan 2010 00:19:55 +0000 http://nwbroweather.com/?p=1848#comment-3150 Whats your weight Nick? Will a 6'3 TL2 f4 suit a 65- 70 kg (145 pound) surfer? I have a 5'11 TL2 f4 but want a longer one for indo -3-8feet. dont want a different board as it would mean trouble getting used to between board changes.also less need for extra fins. id hope the 6'3 wouldnt skip out on solid days with too much bouyancy for me. Ps- i love the tl2's, and my 5'11 is great and still no digs etc. but lacks paddle speed a little after riding fish a lot (short) The tl2's are narrower thinner and more refined than the tuflite version, less corkiness aswell. Whats your weight Nick? Will a 6’3 TL2 f4 suit a 65- 70 kg (145 pound) surfer?
I have a 5’11 TL2 f4 but want a longer one for indo -3-8feet. dont want a different board as it would mean trouble getting used to between board changes.also less need for extra fins.
id hope the 6’3 wouldnt skip out on solid days with too much bouyancy for me.

Ps- i love the tl2′s, and my 5’11 is great and still no digs etc. but lacks paddle speed a little after riding fish a lot (short)
The tl2′s are narrower thinner and more refined than the tuflite version, less corkiness aswell.

]]> By: Landon http://www.nwbroweather.com/2009/03/channel-islands-pod/#comment-3149 Landon Mon, 07 Dec 2009 22:26:30 +0000 http://nwbroweather.com/?p=1848#comment-3149 I've been riding a 5'10" CI Fishcuit which seems like the perfect size for me since I'm about 190lbs. Get's into waves super easy, but I really don't like the board overall once I'm riding. It feels very boggy and just slow and unresponsive overall. I know that the tail is much wider then the POD so I'm wondering how different the FISHCUIT is from the POD? I talked to Mango and he said everyone's riding the PODs and loving them. Will I like the POD better then the FISHCUIT? I've been riding a 5'10" CI Fishcuit which seems like the perfect size for me since I'm about 190lbs. Get's into waves super easy, but I really don't like the board overall once I'm riding. It feels very boggy and just slow and unresponsive overall. I know that the tail is much wider then the POD so I'm wondering how different the FISHCUIT is from the POD? I talked to Mango and he said everyone's riding the PODs and loving them. Will I like the POD better then the FISHCUIT?

]]> By: drexnefex http://www.nwbroweather.com/2009/03/channel-islands-pod/#comment-3148 drexnefex Mon, 27 Jul 2009 15:27:31 +0000 http://nwbroweather.com/?p=1848#comment-3148 are you hitting on me?! you're cute. are you hitting on me?! you’re cute.

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