My new board: 6'1"x18.25"x2.25" Tuflite Al Merrick Flyer

[TheElectricSalad]

when get this board, i will lick the thing down to the foam

[tiagoftpombo]

I have one of these and it's just amazing!!

[DinosaurOps]

what level surfers can use this and what type of waves?

[SurferEddie]

@DinosaurOps I'd say any surfer that can ride a 6'4" board and isn't too heavy for it. It's about as floaty as a 6'4" but more maneuverable.

[VolcomStone585]

i got the same pad

[jacobjakeable]

Al Merrick makes great boards but don't get factory made boards get a good fiberglass not a shitty epoxy

[BoaZ1234567891]

@jacobjakeable wKE UP TO YOUR SELF THE TUFLITE AL MERRICKS ARE A GREAT BOARD I LIVED AT BONDI BEACH FOR NEARLY 30 YEARS AND GREW UP WITH SHANE HORAN AND I HAVE SURFED SINCE I WAS 4/6 YEARS OLD. And i am now 45 i have surfed everyday since i was a kid, And i can tell you that bloke saying get a fibre glass not an epoxy is because he probabaly can't handle a Al Merrick TUFLITE. Wake up to ya self cock-breath jacobjakeable..... A shitty epoxy you don't know what your talking about.

[newsurf26]

how much do you weigh? what's ur height?

[SurferEddie]

160, 6'1"

[itsaninsidething]

I rode the same board. A bit too thick for my tastes. Tuflites ride great a little thinner

[SurferEddie]

Or you can do what I did and get a little fatter

[AEnimaVII]

Wow.... why would you buy a board that has dents and shit in it? Killin' it bro.

[SurferEddie]

It's a rideable board that rides just as good as a brand new one for less than a third of the price.

I can buy one that has the pressure dents in it and save $400 or I can lose the $400 to have a perfect board for ONE session.

Plus, the money I saved is going to help fund my family Christmas gift extravaganza, so it makes me feel good.

[burtonbrd31]

hell yeah