I got the Pelican here is me waxing it up at the house. Arrived perfect with no dings. It safely survived the category 4 typhoon that hit us (we still are on a generator 6 weeks later). It’s beautiful and paddles great. It will make a great travel board too. Hoping to jump down to Bali this summer and use it before the tourist masses arrive.
Tim 40/6’1″/300lb/Phillipines | 8’0″ x 23 1/2″ x 3 5/8″ Pelican midlength Proxy epoxy [super-duty]
Three fishes, same dims, same outlines, same rails, same glass, same blank, three slightly different tail rockers, one different tail, one with glass-ons and a...
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In this slide show are three different channel bottoms. Each of them has a different combination of channels to make each board do different things....
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Thruster vs. Quads (….Five fin convertible set-ups….when to ride thruster? When to ride quad?) When trying out a new board with the five fin convertible...
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It is my opinion that for good waves that have plenty of pushback and power, poly boards are the best way to go if you...
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Here’s a tale of longevity: This board was made eight years ago. It’s a standard poly construction, but made with care and attention to detail....
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