Do you no the Machado Cado 5'6 is 2 9/16 thick and the 5'8 is 2 1/2 thick? So the 5'8 is actually thinner then the 5'6, I felt both sizes under arm and the 5'8 feels a little thinner then the 5'6 cado which I like. Has anyone noticed this?
Are you going to review the JS Flame fish in the new HYFI 3.0 construction? Interested to see the comparison between it and the Machadocado. Thanks for the reviews.
@@robertbrow6289 hey Robert, I haven’t got one to try at this stage! But if I do I will definitely be putting up a review! I’m going to say that this board is faster than the flame fish on softer waves, However that new HYFI tech is insane so could be a game changer for that board..
@@trestlesrocks hi mate I’m 5’11 and 85kg I was loving the 5’6 as I normally ride around 32L I would recommend with your height and weight they 5’8, But that also depends on how you want it to surf, Also the 5’8 will be a lot easy paddle then the 5’6, Cheers
@@johnnyhadji7841 thanks mate I would be saying the 5’2 going of weight and size, However it also depends on your ability and what volume you are already riding, Thanks
@bowiepollardsurfboardrevie6757 Do you no the Machado Cado 5'6 is 2 9/16 thick and the 5'8 is 2 1/2 thick? So the 5'8 is actually thinner then the 5'6, I felt both sizes under arm and the 5'8 feels a little thinner then the 5'6 cado which I like. Has anyone noticed this?
@@bowiepollardsurfboardrevie6757 I know you have surfed the flaming pony, have you also tried the flame fish? If so which do you prefer out of the 3? and why? Also is there really any difference between the flame fish and flaming pony, or is it just the same board re-branded?
@@kenkohncke7929 so flaming pony wider outline and closer to the cado, The flame fish probably closer the the old js nitro, But the new HYFI 3.0 could be game changing in that new tech
@@bowiepollardsurfboardrevie6757 Saw the Cado at Alex BB yesterday when I was ordering my 6'8" Boss-Up. It looks sick, looks to have more tail lift than my old Flaming Pony and my Seaside. Definitely more than my old Chum Lee and Twice Baked. I like that think it should turn well even when the waves have a bit of push.
@@NetherlandsBusiness that’s a tough one! I do still like the Baron flyer, However I would say this board is more forgiving for most surfers I feel, The Baron flyer will suit more of a shortboard surfer!
@@10SNE1 yer I would say 5’4 with your weight, As I’m riding the 5’6 and it floats no problems at all but still easy to ride, But depends on what volume you are normally riding
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Do you no the Machado Cado 5'6 is 2 9/16 thick and the 5'8 is 2 1/2 thick? So the 5'8 is actually thinner then the 5'6, I felt both sizes under arm and the 5'8 feels a little thinner then the 5'6 cado which I like. Has anyone noticed this?
Are you going to review the JS Flame fish in the new HYFI 3.0 construction? Interested to see the comparison between it and the Machadocado.
Thanks for the reviews.
@@robertbrow6289 hey Robert,
I haven’t got one to try at this stage!
But if I do I will definitely be putting up a review!
I’m going to say that this board is faster than the flame fish on softer waves,
However that new HYFI tech is insane so could be a game changer for that board..
@@bowiepollardsurfboardrevie6757 legend thanks for the reply Bowie!
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How big are you? I’m 6’1” and 190-195lbs and torn between the 5’6” and 5’8”. Normal shortboards are 6’0”-6’3” 32-34 liters.
@@trestlesrocks hi mate I’m 5’11 and 85kg
I was loving the 5’6 as I normally ride around 32L
I would recommend with your height and weight they 5’8,
But that also depends on how you want it to surf,
Also the 5’8 will be a lot easy paddle then the 5’6,
Cheers
Good review mate! I`m 5`8 , 68 kilos , what size Machado Cado you reckon?
@@johnnyhadji7841 thanks mate
I would be saying the 5’2 going of weight and size,
However it also depends on your ability and what volume you are already riding,
Thanks
@bowiepollardsurfboardrevie6757 Do you no the Machado Cado 5'6 is 2 9/16 thick and the 5'8 is 2 1/2 thick? So the 5'8 is actually thinner then the 5'6, I felt both sizes under arm and the 5'8 feels a little thinner then the 5'6 cado which I like. Has anyone noticed this?
Hey Bowie, have you tried the JS Flame fish? Or the older Flaming Pony? Interested to know how they compare to the Machadocado?
@@kenkohncke7929 I would be saying more like the flaming pony,
With a deeper double concave and thinner in the tail!
@@bowiepollardsurfboardrevie6757 I know you have surfed the flaming pony, have you also tried the flame fish? If so which do you prefer out of the 3? and why? Also is there really any difference between the flame fish and flaming pony, or is it just the same board re-branded?
@@kenkohncke7929 so flaming pony wider outline and closer to the cado,
The flame fish probably closer the the old js nitro,
But the new HYFI 3.0 could be game changing in that new tech
@@bowiepollardsurfboardrevie6757 Saw the Cado at Alex BB yesterday when I was ordering my 6'8" Boss-Up. It looks sick, looks to have more tail lift than my old Flaming Pony and my Seaside. Definitely more than my old Chum Lee and Twice Baked. I like that think it should turn well even when the waves have a bit of push.
Does it turn yellow?😢😮😅
Which has a deeper v, cado or sweet potato? Thanks 🤙🏼
@@surfskateaddict5253 I would definitely say the cado is way deeper!
How would you compare it with the JS Baron Fyler?
@@NetherlandsBusiness that’s a tough one!
I do still like the Baron flyer,
However I would say this board is more forgiving for most surfers I feel,
The Baron flyer will suit more of a shortboard surfer!
How much do you weigh?
@@10SNE1 hi mate I weigh 85kg
@@bowiepollardsurfboardrevie6757 Thanks, I’m 80kg. 5’6” feels a bit large but I’m not sure if i want to drop down to the 5’4”
@@10SNE1 yer I would say 5’4 with your weight,
As I’m riding the 5’6 and it floats no problems at all but still easy to ride,
But depends on what volume you are normally riding