Haydenshapes "Holy Hypto" Surfboard Review Ep 137
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ธ.ค. 2023
- In this episode, Noel Salas reviews the Holy Hypto by Haydenshapes. It's a board combo between the Hypto Krypto and the Holy Grail. Shaper Hayden Cox gives us a little insight on what makes this board come alive. Like the Hypto Krypto, it carries speed and transitions well between sections. Its entry rocker is similar to the Holy Grail, which helps you get into tight sections in the pocket. The Holy Hypto has drive and hold when you surf it off the tail. Ian Wooly from Wooly TV calls the board "whippy" and thought it was super responsive and nice on rail in some powerful waves in Australia. Asa Cascavilla rides the Holy Hypto and refers to it "pivoting really well," calls it "stable," and says it felt really good under his feet. While North Floridian Eric Peterson says it was "fast and lively" and says it transitions well in those flat, mushy sections. Finally, Noel gives it a thumb's up for powerful top- to- bottom surfing with fast, sharp turns. Noel calls it the best high performance short board he's ridden in the pool to date. With the Surf n' Show Carbon Twin + Trailer, it goes mental! For you quad guys, the board has great drive, hold and surfs the pocket vertically too. Enjoy!
Noel's Height 5'9" (172 lbs)
Board Dims 5'6" x 19 5/16 x 2 5/16 (25.68)
Asa's Height 5'10" (165 lbs)
Board Dims 5'6" x 19 5/16 x 2 5/16 (25.68)
Ian from Wooly TV
Height: 6'1" (187cm)
Weight: 195 lbs )88 kg)
Board Dims: 6'1" x 20 1/4 x 2 9/16 (33.6L)
Eric Petersen
Height: 5'8"
Weight: 180 lbs
Board DIMS: 5'9" x 19 11/16 x 2 7/16 (29.2L) - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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Thats epic that you were able to collaborate with Wooly from WA
Great review Noel. Thanks for having me!
This format is awesome! Great to see so many different people ride it in different conditions.
nice teamwork with wooly and having the shaper explain the board.
Got this board yesterday and took it out today in waist to chest high waves here in North Carolina. She goes!!!! Absolutely thrilled. Thank you for this video, Noel!
Yewww!! Thanks for posting
a Most Excellent Review ! Great hybrid of the two boards, looks super functional in the waves & loved hearing from the Shaper on his inspirations for blending of the features. & Wooly Rocks - Yewww !
Amazing!! this board looks lit under your feet.
Love the collaboration
wow!! amazing précised knify surfing but yet with amazing glide!! . i think its about time for a new board that replace my third original Hypto. Hayden is a genius as always💥💯
In the past three months, I've been surfing with the Holy Grail (in CR), and I LOVE IT. I'm amazed at how easy it is to maneuver on the waves. I can't wait to get my hands on the Holy Hypto 🙂. Thanks for another great review!
The Holy Grail is good but the Holy Hypto is on another level as a Twin + Trailer. Just saying
@@surfnshowreviews7777 I think I know what I want for Xmas ;-)
cool review mate - love the WA content as we are bit different over here than the east coast🤙
This board fits you and your style. I don't recall seeing you surf with such flowing transition before or post op.
Nice. Looks a lot like the original Firewire Dominator
Looks fun. 🤙🏼
Yewwww, a goofy on the roster 😍
Everyone is RIPPING!
Great review, always so informative!! How do you like the Holy Hypto over the lost RNF 96? I know that one won your 1 board quiver last year and I’m having a hard time deciding which one should get my Christmas money😅
Board looks real good! I thought usually round/pin tail makes a board slow in not so punchy conditions, this board looks fast under your feet though. Any thoughts on this?
Great review as always noel! Will you be reviewing the driver 3.0?
Not sure… sorry
Do the HS Psychedelic Germ too! Thanks
Please do the HS Atelier Performance Cruiser! 🙏🏼
Once again a great review which makes the purchase decision even more difficult :-) Which board do you think is more versatile in different wave heights and also works in choppy waves? I have a Future Flex and find it difficult to control in 5+ and / or choppy waves. Rusty Deuce, Lost RNF, Phantom, Holy Hypto?
My first choice would be the Rusty Deuce in PU/Poly for windy conditions. My second choice is the 96 in PU/Poly. If you have n ver surfed a pure twin fin before and you get the Deuce…, make sure you get the right twin fin template. My HP Twins go mental in that board. They also go good in the 96
Thanks for your quick response Noel and your tireless support for so many surfers around the world. Awesome guy!
trying to figure out if i should get this or the hypto krypto? Im 5ft 4 (164cm) 56kg, intermediate surfer. currently on a 5ft 10, 18 1/4, 2 3/16 squash tail short board, thruster set up, usually go out in 1-5ft surf. looking to get a smaller board and get more turns on the wave
looks good but looks a bit flicky in some turns, my personal preference would be with a squash tail and a little extra flip in the end to compensate for speed and hold..
You can shred it with a Raked Thruster set and get more drive through turns and less pivot.
Moved from Santa Cruz California to Sebastian Inlet Florida will see if I can get a demo from Saint Augustine to compare with the Chilli Churro 2
Why the chilli churro 2?
This is the best board review I have ever seen. so much so I am buying one.I am 6' 198 pounds and a solid intermediate. Knee to head height plus on beach and point. 6'board ?
Here is a good Volume guide for your weight at different skill levels.
Pro/Expert = 32-34L
Advanced = 34-36L
Intermediate = 37-39L
You can use these numbers to help pull the trigger on a stock board. The HH is a good paddler and easy to shred for a performance board. I say get the stock size that has similar volume to your favorite daily driver or HPSB. Cheers
Thank you :) @@surfnshowreviews7777
Greatly appreciate the review! Would you recommend the Holy hypto or dominator 2 for 3-5ft surf
Holy Hypto offers more drive and vertical surfing in the pocket. The D2 as a Quad is faster and has more flow.
Nice
Awesome review! This board finally made it to Europe. Question: I'm considering this to replace my beat up happy everyday, but I'm stuck thinking about sizing. I'm 79 kg (175lbs) and only 170cm. I like my volume around 31L, but thinking if the 5'11' could be a bit long for me? Can you tell if the HH go well even in a longer size? My old happy ED is 5'10 (spinetek light glassing) and it works pretty good for me.
The HH is loose and fast. You can go 5’12”
@@surfnshowreviews7777 Thanks! yea I was leaning towards the 5'11'' so I ordered it! Will let you know how it goes!
Sick review! I have the Holy Hypto with Future fins and I saw the Aipa 2 FCS fin recommended twice in this review. Is there a 2+1 Future setup similar to the Aipa FCS fin? I cannot seem to find them in future fins anywhere! Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
Futures used to make Akila Aipa Fin Template. I suggest you send Akila Aipa a direct message on Insta or through his website to get a pair. I am sure he has fins for Future boxes.
Go to feather fins they sell akila aipa templates 🤙🏼
Ok, so curious about round pin / thumb tail and twin plus trailer. In theory seems like fin choice that would loosen but then round pin offers hold? Does it loosen in areas you want but hold in punchy conditions?
I say yes in some boards. It’s really trial and error. Just try boards with different fin set ups and see how it goes
Great review! How does this compare to the inferno 72 as a daily driver 2-6ft surf?
The Holy Hypto is faster and pivots quick too
Awesome work!! You just keep getting better!! Question: for thruster between Al merrick and Mick Fanning FCS2, which on would you pick?
AM’s… they are loose with excellent drive
Thank you legend !!! Best Chanel ever !!
Hey legend AM's went real good!! thanks for the tip!! Ive been thinking about trying the 2+1 .. question is: MR's or Aipa's? Thhanks in advance legend!!!
Btw I loved the board!!!
@@gabrieldacruz6515 Both are good…. I say Aipa’s
Hey Noel! Amazing review as always! how would this board be compared against a JS Xero Gravity or Inferno 72?
Most of the JS boards have more rocker and they need a bit of a wave to go good. The 72 is good… the HH might pivot a bit faster
@@surfnshowreviews7777 amazing insight! Thanks for your reply and overall high quality content! Keep it up!
It would be good to see the board with PE construction, I'd expect it to smooth out the surfing styles.
Increíble review and collaboration, thank you. How would you compare it to pyzalien2 or CI HE?
The HH offers more performance in the pocket compared to both of those boards. The HH offers excellent pivot, drive, and maneuverability. Pretty shocked on how good the HH performs
Thanks Noel, your amount of shared knowledge is amazing. Seems it might also be very good for big carves. Looks super fun
@@user-rl6of6pq5z Absolutely
Great review. I currently have the untitled stock 5'9 30.5 litres, which is one of the best boards ive ridden in 1-4 ft. But after something for 3-6ft when theres more push as the untiled gets a bit skatey in bigger waves. Thinking the Holey Hypto with AM2 fins for carving. In 6'2 84 kgs advanced surfer. Id usually go 6'0 for a performance board. But 32.5 L might be a bit much. So thinking 5'11. How do you find it surfs? Should i keep it closer to 30L or just go the 6'0.
Go 5’11”
Great review Noel, curious how you volume this board. I’m 6’1 180 and have been riding 34 liters for past couple of years. Currently surf a Ghost 6’3 as a step up and 6’0 custom 34 L phantom, both PU. With Future flex, do suggest a 6’1 @ 33.6 L or 6’0 @ 32.4 L?
The 6’1” will float more like 34L. If 34L feels good on your other boards then stay roughly the same.
@@surfnshowreviews7777 Thank you! how does this compare to the Phantom, Pyzalien 2 and Inferno 72? I am looking into each of these boards as my next daily: HH 6'1, Phantom 6'1, Pyzalien 2 6'1 or Inferno 72 6'2. Would love to hear your take. Thanks again!
Noel looks like your back to 100% again! Me personally rather have ocean testing with natural improv conditions and reactions
Cheers for the kind words and feedback.
I try to get to the ocean at times but that’s why I have new board testers too.
@surfnshowreviews7777 you definitely look like the Noel of then ....... I thought it was old footage! Proud of your relentless workout ethics and patience to being back to square one ....... Gotcha on the absence of California residency
Hi Noel, did you prefer this or the dominator for the pool?
Good question… I have not ridden my D2 at Waco yet. I will try it this week or two and hit you back
Have you had a chance to compare?@@surfnshowreviews7777
at 78kgs and surfing 3-5ft, 2 times per week, been surfing for 10 years, what size would you recommend 5'9 @ 29.2l or 5'10 @ 30.2l?
Here are some liter ranges at your weight.
Pro/Exp = 27-29L
Advances = 29-31L
Intermediate = 32-34L
Hi Noel, I’m an intermediate surfer looking at getting the HH as my “good wave” board (though I know you’re calling it a daily driver). Question on how FutureFlex floats…I currently ride an epoxy 6’3 at 37.8 liters and that works well for me. However the HH stock dim 6’3 is only 36.4 L while the stock 6’4 is 37.75 L. Does FutureFlex float you higher in the water? In other words, if I get the 6’3 at 36.4 L will it feel closer to a 37-38 L or should I just go with the 6’4 37.75 L closest to my normal volume. My only concern is if that inch longer will feel like too much board in the pocket.
Yes, the FF floats a bit more on top of the water. The 6’3” will float like 37L
@@surfnshowreviews7777 thanks Noel
@surfnshow nice review, seems like you really liked the holy hypto.
Digging back into some older reviews but you mentioned the Pyzel phantom as an extremely user friendly board, and one of your favorite. Would you say the phantom or the holy hypto is more user friendly? I’m looking for a daily driver shortboard for 3-6 foot surf that can cover a wide range of conditions but is also user friendly overall. Any advice between the two? Thanks
I like the Holy Hypto better. It offers more performance in the pocket and it’s easy to surf. The Phantom carves really well but the HH can do it all better and still user friendly
Hey man, how would you rate it against the untitled ? what would be the main differences in terms of easiness to surf it and speed ?
The HH draws more high performance lines… so it surfs more vertical and your rail turns are sharp and precise compared to the Untitled. The Untitled might be a little more versatile in smaller waves but both boards are mental
@@surfnshowreviews7777 thanks man ! i m going with untitled, i need a board that is easy to surf, I don't surf vertically so sounds like what i need
how would it compare to a subdriver 2.0
Sub Driver 2.0 seems a bit slower to me with less pivot and the S D 2.0 likes to be surfed more off the front foot.
Hey Noel, good reviews, but just a question how do you compare this for Firewire Dominator 2? what attributes that each would have advantages in pool or qny local breaks with waist to chest to overhead high??
hope you could answer this🙏🏻
The HH seems to pivot faster and with a raked set of fins it will also offer more hold and drive through turns in overhead waves compared to the D2.
The D2 has more glide and carries more down the line speed. The D2 will out perform the HH in 1-4’ surf as a small wave performance board with a 2+1 fin set up. However the HH will out perform the D2 in 4-6’+ surf due to its high performance outline and round pin tail.
For the pool…. I think the D2 can be ridden shorter when comparing stock dims to HH. For my size the D2 is 5’4” and the HH is 5’6” for pool shredding. Both go good in the pool for me…
@surfnshowreviews7777 thanks a heaps, for the details clarification.
Hey Noel. Would love to get your thoughts on whether the Holy Hypto might be a good fit for me. I'm 37yrs, intermediate to advanced, but nowadays out of shape as I only surf for short periods (used to surf 29.5/30L but now need 33-34L to help with paddling).
I'm looking for a very user friendly daily driver that can help me catch waves and still do some decent turns. I already have a Pod Mod 5'8 33.5L and looking for something slightly more high performance (also have a Pyzel Ghost for the good days). Do you think the Holy Hypto could be a good fit, or do you have another recommendation? Was also thinking of the Hypto Krypto, how would you compare them?
Many thanks in advance!
The Holy Hypto is good and user friendly but it might be a bit long for you at the higher volume. If you like more rail line and want stability then go Holy Hypto. I like your Pod Mod better than the Hypto Krypto.
Another board that shreds all wave sizes and it will be shorter that I love is the Lost RNF 96. That would be my 1 board quiver for 1-8’ surf that paddles good and easy to shred.
@@surfnshowreviews7777 Many thanks, Noel! This is great feedback. The RNF sounds good, but I already have the Pod Mod for 1-4 surf, and was looking for something better suited for 3-7 surf (before stepping up to the Ghost for 7+ waves). Do you think the RNF96 or the Holy Hypto would go good in 3-7 and be user-friendly?
The Holy Hypto comes at 6'0 for 32.5L, you think that might be too much for that wave size?
Thanks again!
@@cris31089 how tall are you?
@@surfnshowreviews7777 5'10, and 178lbs
@surfnshowreviews7777 hi Noel, do you reckon, it might be too big? I guess you're concerned about the rails being too much for 3-7 surf?
Another skimboard with fins. Having some length in your boards is a good thing.