Freeride hull

[gtr44844]

I am planning to buy freeride hull, so what are the available options

 

[Berky]

Check with IceMan I think he has some Rickters and maybe the Joe Kenny ski

 

[shark]

Take a LIGHT WEIGHT hull and you will never have to deal with cracks. And it rides sharp in the surf.

 

[shark]

I use the hull now for years and never had a problem on the hull.

Gil used a simular hull when he attempt his first double backloop and he failed by 2 % of the rotation.

Shape and quality is perfect.

See one at the Surf Slam or check Blowsion for more informations.

 

[Cannibal]

I am planning to buy freeride hull, so what are the available options

Your question is so broad, you are probably not going to get that many responses. The options are almost endless and it really depends more on how you ride, what kind of waves you ride, how much you want to spend, if you want a built stock ski or after market ski, if you want stock looking after market or something much different, etc.

If you can give a lot more detail, I'm sure you will get a lot more input.

 

[JetManiac]

I use the hull now for years and never had a problem on the hull.

Gil used a simular hull when he attempt his first double backloop and he failed by 2 % of the rotation.

Shape and quality is perfect.

See one at the Surf Slam or check Blowsion for more informations.

Off subject, but it looks like he didn't even throw his head!!!???!!

 

[Wes K]

Off subject, but it looks like he didn't even throw his head!!!???!!

Just from my personal experience double flipping into a pool when you throw your head it is instinct to spot your landing... thus when going for a double if you through your head, after the first flip you are looking at your landing as the rest of you keeps flipping; thus you come out of form and flop/fall. So by not throwing your head you stay in form and complete the second rotation easier