All good options, also depends where you're located/ tend to surf most of the time. The Gremlin is a cracking groveler, all the good things you'd expect from a board in this genre , the WT is a little more stepped up in our opinion, more pulled in tail profile to allow the surfer to really push through turns and give a little more hold in the better waves. The SP on the other hand is probably the most relaxed and skate like in its approach and has the smallest wave range, this board is best ridden SHORT so you can maximize its capabilities. But to round it off , the WT would to everything for you .
I have the lost RNF redux, I always wonder how it compares to the RNF96. It's getting harder and harder to keep up with all the different board model variations 😂
The M23 is a cracking board and has been a favorite this year we must admit, easy going board which paddles and gets you into waves like a mid length should, but really performs and comes alive when you're up and running. Really versatile board and great for travel!
If its good enough for John John .. its probably too good for me!
Haha you'd be surprised! There's a reason it's so popular... or there's always the Phantom and Gremlin
rearly easy to surf, very stable, wide sweet spot, forgiving. Easy to catch waves because of the volume and the low rocker.
@@BoardshopUK What's your take on the Gremlin vs White Tiger vs let's say a Sweet Potato for groveler type boards?
All good options, also depends where you're located/ tend to surf most of the time. The Gremlin is a cracking groveler, all the good things you'd expect from a board in this genre , the WT is a little more stepped up in our opinion, more pulled in tail profile to allow the surfer to really push through turns and give a little more hold in the better waves. The SP on the other hand is probably the most relaxed and skate like in its approach and has the smallest wave range, this board is best ridden SHORT so you can maximize its capabilities. But to round it off , the WT would to everything for you .
Fact ...
Just copped a 6’6” FM. Freakin goes insane down in Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 watch your reviews a few times then pulled the trigger. Thanks 🙏🏼
Yewww stoked you love the board! It's an absolute rocket , would love to see some pics of it in action 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Next time someone says money doenst buy happinees im showing them this video
Thanks , would it be possible to show the bottom deck of the Ryan Lovelace FM model ..
you can check all the FM's and their quirky features here - www.boardshop.co.uk/brands/love-machine-surfboards?style=FM
I have the lost RNF redux, I always wonder how it compares to the RNF96. It's getting harder and harder to keep up with all the different board model variations 😂
I also have the redux!!!!
And would love to know how it compares to the RNF 96!!!! 😅
Where is the channel island gskate ????😢ok for happy everiday,but no Donald takaiama mid lens ???
Another good option here, super versatile! Just didn't quite make the cut! Same with the Takayama's :)
That's my quiver for next year ! Send it to the usual address please :)
Will do! And the bill 😉
How does then find m23 rate? I’ve been thinking of grabbing one, cheers
The M23 is a cracking board and has been a favorite this year we must admit, easy going board which paddles and gets you into waves like a mid length should, but really performs and comes alive when you're up and running. Really versatile board and great for travel!
@ that’s awesome, thanks
What about the Puka's Lady Twin?
Another great board , sleek, classy and heaps of fun to surf, just didn't make the cut :(
What size was that fm ?
This one was a 7' 2 x 20 3/4” x 2 7/8” 45.13 L !!
Hi, what size is this FM? 7'4?
This one was a 7' 2 x 20 3/4” x 2 7/8” 45.13 L !!
DD2?
Son of Cobra Round Twin 😢
Shame it's not a Top 11
What about boss up
Another good option here, super versatile! Just didn't quite make the cut!