Used to love those boards in the cold UK waters. The Dow PE core worked great. The build quality was shocking tho . The slick would de-laminate as would the rails. The 'new ' PE is just not as flexy and recoil is slower. The Morey 7's shaped the future of board design . My fave boards I am currently on M.S Science's so I guess they still have a little bit of that DNA in them .
Yeah mate they had pro's and cons for sure. Weren't as durable as boards like the old Mantas but I preferred the feel and performance of the Morey Dow cores, especially in winter here. Quality control was sketchy sometimes on the Mexican made Moreys, so you had to have a good look at the boards in the shop before you grabbed one!! Yep Science are top quality boards still top of their game and definitely some Mach 7 inspired templates in their lineup,- after all, MS helped develop it! Thanks for the input mate, cheers - KS
Yo tuve exactamente esa misma tabla en talla 42.! Para esa época era una bestia de tabla, corrí olas de 4 metros en esa nave y se comportaba súper bien.! Buenos tiempos con los amigos.! Saludos.!🔥👌
glad to hear your 7-X was a great board for you, sounds like you had some awesome times in the water with it. Thanks for the positive input! enjoy - KS
Hey man I enjoyed the video. I love old school body boards. I have a Morey Mach HS board from the 90s. Do you know anything about that model? I cant find anything online about it
hey mate glad you enjoyed! yeah the Mach HS had a Hard Slick bottom (hence the name) made of high density PE i think, not Surlyn slick which was on higher end models. they were mainly aimed at the beginner/intermediate market, but their template outline was fun for prone (Morey borrowed template specs from their performance shapes for most of their other boards) and some riders liked the durability and stiffness of those slicks when coupled with the board materials, as lower end boards didn't have the X-Flex Mesh reinforcement etc. hope this helps, and enjoy the board! cheers -KS
Used to love those boards in the cold UK waters. The Dow PE core worked great. The build quality was shocking tho . The slick would de-laminate as would the rails. The 'new ' PE is just not as flexy and recoil is slower. The Morey 7's shaped the future of board design .
My fave boards I am currently on M.S Science's so I guess they still have a little bit of that DNA in them .
Yeah mate they had pro's and cons for sure. Weren't as durable as boards like the old Mantas but I preferred the feel and performance of the Morey Dow cores, especially in winter here. Quality control was sketchy sometimes on the Mexican made Moreys, so you had to have a good look at the boards in the shop before you grabbed one!! Yep Science are top quality boards still top of their game and definitely some Mach 7 inspired templates in their lineup,- after all, MS helped develop it! Thanks for the input mate, cheers - KS
Yo tuve exactamente esa misma tabla en talla 42.! Para esa época era una bestia de tabla, corrí olas de 4 metros en esa nave y se comportaba súper bien.! Buenos tiempos con los amigos.! Saludos.!🔥👌
I owned the same board in the 80s but I put fins on mine.
glad to hear your 7-X was a great board for you, sounds like you had some awesome times in the water with it. Thanks for the positive input! enjoy - KS
@@bassinbillRC5300 reppin' the skegs in the boogie mate, good stuff! hope you had some fun times on it! thanks for the input mate, cheers -KS
Great video!
thanks mate! glad you enjoyed. cheers -KS
Hey man I enjoyed the video. I love old school body boards. I have a Morey Mach HS board from the 90s. Do you know anything about that model? I cant find anything online about it
hey mate glad you enjoyed! yeah the Mach HS had a Hard Slick bottom (hence the name) made of high density PE i think, not Surlyn slick which was on higher end models. they were mainly aimed at the beginner/intermediate market, but their template outline was fun for prone (Morey borrowed template specs from their performance shapes for most of their other boards) and some riders liked the durability and stiffness of those slicks when coupled with the board materials, as lower end boards didn't have the X-Flex Mesh reinforcement etc. hope this helps, and enjoy the board! cheers -KS
@@kookshed thanks for the info man! Looking forward to more of your videos
hahaha i have one of these.. used it today for a surf.. ive had it since i started back in the 90s
nice one mate! glad to hear it's still being used all these years later and bringing you good times! thanks for sharing, enjoy -KS
That board was the 💩 in the late 80's early 90's
Great board!!!!
Ha yep, agree mate! So many good times were had on these. Keep an eye out for more vintage boog stuff on the channel coming soon yew - KS
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