More of the Infinity 10′ Kuku Hoe

Posted on March 10, 2010 Filed Under Stand Up Paddling, Surftech Boards | By Chris 'Guts' Griffith | Leave a Comment

I’ve got some great footage of me on the Kuku Hoe, check it out:

Here’s my review too:

My 10′ Infinity Kuku Hoe

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Right then guys so far then I have clocked up about 12 hours on the 10′0″ Infinity Kuku Hoe and have to say it is one of the most versatile SUP’s I have ridden. It went really well in pretty soft 3ft Langland reef, was easy to turn and had plenty of carry through the fat sections plus it was a fantastic noserider.

With such small wave prowess, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the board actually goes even better when you get into a little more juice. I have had a couple of pretty solid sessions pushing double overhead at the Sand Reef which is a really challenging wave out the back of Langland and I can honestly say the Kuku Hoe was a pleasure to ride. It really instilled confidence even on the latest drops and was solid through the hardest bottom turns but was still super maneuverable and responsive.

All in all I would have to say the Kuku Hoe is a fabulous all round performer!

Here’s some shots from Langland reef by Andy James, check back soon for a video:


Awesome Little Video

Posted on March 9, 2010 Filed Under Future Fins, Thruster Fins | By Lyndon Wake | Leave a Comment

Here’s a video the guys at  Carve shot of me while I was first trying out Future Fins for the first time, mainly riding on the Wade Tokoro Fins:


My 10′ Infinity Kuku Hoe

Posted on March 8, 2010 Filed Under Stand Up Paddling, Surftech Boards | By Chris 'Guts' Griffith | Leave a Comment

Right then guys so far then I have clocked up about 12 hours on the 10′0″ Infinity Kuku Hoe and have to say it is one of the most versatile SUP’s I have ridden. It went really well in pretty soft 3ft Langland reef, was easy to turn and had plenty of carry through the fat sections plus it was a fantastic noserider.

With such small wave prowess, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the board actually goes even better when you get into a little more juice. I have had a couple of pretty solid sessions pushing double overhead at the Sand Reef which is a really challenging wave out the back of Langland and I can honestly say the Kuku Hoe was a pleasure to ride. It really instilled confidence even on the latest drops and was solid through the hardest bottom turns but was still super maneuverable and responsive.

All in all I would have to say the Kuku Hoe is a fabulous all round performer!

Here’s some shots from Langland reef by Andy James, check back soon for a video:


Interviewed by MyCornwall.tv

Posted on March 5, 2010 Filed Under Future Fins | By Reubin Pearce | Leave a Comment

Hey Guys

Thought I’d share the interview I did with MyCornwall.tv, there’s some awesome footage before the interview starts too!

Enjoy:


Years Into Minutes

Posted on February 26, 2010 Filed Under Future Fins | By Reubin Pearce | Leave a Comment

Hey guys

I’ve made a video of my last 9 months out on the road, some awesome footage, check it out:


Just to Say Hi

Posted on February 24, 2010 Filed Under Future Fins, Thruster Fins | By Reubin Pearce | Leave a Comment

Just wanted to leave a quick post to say hi to everyone out there, and say how much I’m loving my Futures right now!

And to keep checking back for more updates from me.


Chris ‘Guts’ Griffith Joins the Team

Posted on February 19, 2010 Filed Under Stand Up Paddling, Surftech Boards | By Surf Commission | Leave a Comment

Current British SUP Champion Chris ‘Guts’ Griffith has signed to head up the SUP section of our team by riding Surftech SUP boards!

Chris is a highly regarded and recognised Surfer and with his wealth of experience and technical knowledge he will be a great addition to the team.

Check out the shots of Chris in action below and keep checking back for more updates on his travels:

Credit for shots to: Paul Gill & Andy James.


Another Pumping Winter!

Posted on February 17, 2010 Filed Under Longboarding, Surftech Boards | By Ashley Braunton | Leave a Comment

Yet again we have had some solid clean swell to enjoy, it looks like the whole of the south-western UK, Wales and Ireland have been getting some stunning conditions. I will update with some links to some great photos from the last week, so far I haven’t tracked down any good ones of myself yet despite the sheer number of people with decent cameras nowadays. Below is a quick clip of a quiet little session after the bulk of the swell had past and the wind had changed, can’t complain though it was still a bit of fun, if only it was warmer…

p.s. If anyone has any shots of recent sessions, get in touch!


Why Choose Ultraflx?

Posted on February 12, 2010 Filed Under Surftech Boards, Ultraflx | By Surf Commission | Leave a Comment

Surftech Visionary, Randy French has given us some more of his thoughts about Ultraflx, and talks us through the H2O SK8R boards, and they types of wave it is for:


My Own Site

Posted on February 5, 2010 Filed Under Future Fins, Longboarding, Surftech Boards | By Ashley Braunton | Leave a Comment

Hey Guys

Just thought I’d let you all know I’ve got my own site up on the ‘net now, I’ll be updating it with all my latest news and aswell as updates on the surfing world in general.

But don’t worry, I’ll still be keeping you all up to date on here.

Check it out at AshleyBraunton.com.


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