I am 200 pounds and short. My dealer told me that the Eticket 11.6 is too small for me. Do you agree ? I really want a smaller board for ease of transport. Thanks
How would this board handle side chop? I mainly paddle in sea that is normally about 1ft messy short chop and usually coming in from side or 45 degree. I currently have an sic bullet but find it isn’t that stable with side chop.
it can definitely handle some light downwinders and moderate chop... if that type of paddling is what you specifically do and are after in a board i would rather you have a look at our downtown or blackfish
@@infinitysupco.1761 Nice breakdowns on your board. I have a question. I have a good amount of surfing experience in both short boards and longboards. I weigh 160lbs and would like a board that priority wise surf better than it paddles but still does well paddling offshore for exercise on days when the surf isn't great. Size wise I'd like to keep it under 10' for storage. Just wondering how small I can go for my size without loosing efficient paddling.
@@warmseattle Hi Mike depending on how much performance you want it's hard to make a really shred style board that rips AND you want to distance exercise on... they really are two different things... The closest we would have I'd say is the New Deal maybe the 9' if you want it under 10' but honestly anything under 10'6 is really not that much of a pleasure to paddle any kind of real distance. Hope that helps
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Looks like a great all around flat water board. With the DNA of a BlackFish it's gotta be good. 🤙
Perfect for our area! Our customers love it. Excellent price point with so much attention to detail :D
I have this board. Such a delight to paddle.
The action camera set up that's built in. What in the world do you use to mount a GoPro in here?! I cannot find anything that would attach to this
I am 200 pounds and short. My dealer told me that the Eticket 11.6 is too small for me. Do you agree ? I really want a smaller board for ease of transport. Thanks
How would this board handle side chop? I mainly paddle in sea that is normally about 1ft messy short chop and usually coming in from side or 45 degree. I currently have an sic bullet but find it isn’t that stable with side chop.
Does it have an adequate rocker for choppy / windy conditions on the coast and/or downwinders?
it can definitely handle some light downwinders and moderate chop... if that type of paddling is what you specifically do and are after in a board i would rather you have a look at our downtown or blackfish
Why you have to post that. Now I want one. What size is the one in the vid? Did you weigh it?
12’6” x 280L x 26lbs 🤙🏽
@@infinitysupco.1761 Nice breakdowns on your board. I have a question. I have a good amount of surfing experience in both short boards and longboards. I weigh 160lbs and would like a board that priority wise surf better than it paddles but still does well paddling offshore for exercise on days when the surf isn't great. Size wise I'd like to keep it under 10' for storage. Just wondering how small I can go for my size without loosing efficient paddling.
@@warmseattle Hi Mike depending on how much performance you want it's hard to make a really shred style board that rips AND you want to distance exercise on... they really are two different things... The closest we would have I'd say is the New Deal maybe the 9' if you want it under 10' but honestly anything under 10'6 is really not that much of a pleasure to paddle any kind of real distance. Hope that helps