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Created by Foam > 9 months ago, 12 Apr 2016
Foam
WA, 768 posts
12 Apr 2016 7:51PM
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Any thoughts for 90kg

8,4 vs 8,8

110 litres vs 122 litres

If you ride the obove that is

Foam
WA, 768 posts
13 Apr 2016 6:34AM
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Crikey for the hype over these you would think there are a few owners ..

Or maybe no one wants to admit there size mistakes

bobajob
QLD, 1533 posts
13 Apr 2016 1:38PM
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Edit: I deleted the lot - too much wankery apon reflection and considering Brennos reply below ( short and sweet)

Brenno
QLD, 890 posts
13 Apr 2016 2:48PM
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Go the 8'8". Bite the bullet cuzzy broo!

Loz79
QLD, 459 posts
13 Apr 2016 4:05PM
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Im 73 kg, first Had a 82 x 29.5 x 4 at 102 litres, got too comfortable with it within a fortnight so went down to 7.10 x 27.5 x 4 at 94 litres. Took me a couple of months with this one but am now loving it... I have still kept the 8,2 tho....

stm
VIC, 165 posts
13 Apr 2016 4:23PM
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110 ltrs is the go for 90 kg

Scottydc
NSW, 73 posts
13 Apr 2016 4:31PM
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Loz79 said...
Im 73 kg, first Had a 82 x 29.5 x 4 at 102 litres, got too comfortable with it within a fortnight so went down to 7.10 x 27.5 x 4 at 94 litres. Took me a couple of months with this one but am now loving it... I have still kept the 8,2 tho....


What were you riding before the 8'2"? I'm your weight and thinking of getting one of these. I'm just worried about getting something too small and regretting it.

Loz79
QLD, 459 posts
13 Apr 2016 5:02PM
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I was on a JP 8.2 widebody (8.2 x 32 x 4 @124 litres)...I pretty much use the 7,10 as my everyday board now but still get the 8.2 Deep out if its rough. My mate has an 8 x 28 x 4 and he's a couple of kilos lighter, its his only and everyday board. I guess it comes down to the conditions you surf in, i like beachbreaks so the 7.10 is ideal, its not however great on spilling soft pointbreaks, i have a 10.1 deep for them waves

Brenno
QLD, 890 posts
13 Apr 2016 5:32PM
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Loz79 said...
Im 73 kg, first Had a 82 x 29.5 x 4 at 102 litres, got too comfortable with it within a fortnight so went down to 7.10 x 27.5 x 4 at 94 litres. Took me a couple of months with this one but am now loving it... I have still kept the 8,2 tho....


73 kg? Lucky bugger.
Had the 10' rhinochaser out this morning. Fantastic. Starting to throw the big girl around.
Got a 10' x 28.5" coming, can't wait. Maybe see you in next year's comp? David vs Goliath. Haha.

Loz79
QLD, 459 posts
13 Apr 2016 5:43PM
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Haha, that's the same specs as my 10.1.. 28.5 wide, they turn so well off the tail!!... Last weekends HIF Comp was great, point didn't do much but the beach break was great!!, esp for us goofy footers!!

Foam
WA, 768 posts
15 Apr 2016 11:02AM
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stm said...
110 ltrs is the go for 90 kg


Tempting but think it maybe a struggle
I was looking at going down to the jp 8,6 and I think the Jackson close 8,4 is even more of a steep down

Foam
WA, 768 posts
15 Apr 2016 1:30PM
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28,1/4 and 110 litres seems a big leap from a 8,10 jp surf

I think even the 8,6 jp maybe even more stable than the 8,4 JC

1,1/4 inches from your normal stability of 30 is a big game changer

Foam
WA, 768 posts
25 Apr 2016 9:19AM
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The sensible choice is the 8,8 but being pretty much the same board as my current jp 8,10 2015 it's reAly only replacing new for used .

The 8,4 JC seems a bit small for 90kg or a least a struggle in anything but very clean conditions .

Now if there was a stock board in between the both then this may well be a magic board.
Can't wait for customs as I normally sell one to fund the next

Smash1
NSW, 824 posts
25 Apr 2016 12:32PM
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I rode the 8'8" when I was 106kgs and now down to 96Kgs. If I was 90kgs (hopefully soon!) I will be going a lot smaller and much less in the Litres. I took the 8'2" Fanatic Stubby (105 ltrs) out for a test spin yesterday. I could handle it on a nice glassy day but it is probably 5+ litres shy of the right size for me. Maybe in 6 months time!

goodnightirene
VIC, 19 posts
23 May 2016 11:13AM
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Bit late to the party here but I have an 8'1" JC and I'm about 85kg. Great board. Started off as the perfect volume but either I've stacked on a bit, the board has compressed a bit or now it's winter there's a bit of extra weight with wetsuit etc - or maybe a bit of all of the above. As such I'm sitting a bit lower in the water than I'd like now and although it still rips it kind of sucks on choppy days waiting out the back or paddling out anywhere offshore. I'd probably go a touch bigger next time to account for this - maybe 8'2" or 8'3".



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