Got a new board yesterday. Based on the ECS slab. 6'10 x 25 88L
Single to double with channels.
Carbon inegra lay up. Super light.
That looks pretty fun ,couple of questions , where are they based , what sort of $$s & thickness
cheers ,would like to hear how it goes as well once you give it a whirl
thanks
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That looks pretty fun ,couple of questions , where are they based , what sort of $$s & thickness
cheers ,would like to hear how it goes as well once you give it a whirl
thanks
Ecs are based on the central coast NSW, can do customs for around the $1850 markthey have this in production too for 2016 in 3 different sizes. the exact dims are: 6'10 x 25 11/16 x 4 1/8 (88L) cant wait to give it a go! my main board was 7'6 x 26 at 80L
Nice pohaku ECS have come a long way in the last couple of years.
It looks more stable than my JP 7'4" Pro.
Out of interest I wonder how it compares to your 7'6" for all round stability & surfability? Would love to get an update when you can. Cheers
Yeah I know, it's been great to be a part of the progression too,
As for stability I think this one will be more stable, but my 7'6 weapon will be my board of choice in bigger hollow waves, but hey who knows as I havnt used it yet.
Will get some footage happening soon, heading off to the Philippines on Tuesday but taking the 7'6 as I'm used to it.
Got some new fins for the slab though
Great looking board! just one thing though if it is just normal pu pigment that has been used it fades very fast, atlas i has when i have used it and i have never seen any epoxy fluro pigments. just be sure to store the board out of the sun when its not being used and it will stay looking great a lot longer. my yellow board literally when back to clear.
