Where do I find these fancy schmancy boards?

[NICKYPOO]

Man, I hate be a PITA lee, but any chance you could get a shot or two of the business side (bottom, fins, rails) of that thing. It's just that it's a fairly rare beast and the first board from the Big 3 that really shows some promise. If not, it's cool, I guess I'll understand and I'l just be happy with the one.

Does guilt even work on you?

[lee]

Man you must be dreamin' ans pissin' again. I would have thought Lucky would have been here with camera by now and gobbled up photo's of this board and RZ4.

[NICKYPOO]

Man you must be dreamin' ans pissin' again. I would have thought Lucky would have been here with camera by now and gobbled up photo's of this board and RZ4.

Hahaha. I knew I could count on your cooperative nature.

[Lucky 275]

I wish, people are wanting to buy stuff and I can't get free.

[Surfdad]

I'm with Nick, I'd like to see it up close and personal. The AzWA contest NEXT weekend has scored one as a prize, that'll probably be the first I'll see it. It's interesting in that it's not a popout from the big three. Even if it rides like crap, it's a pretty significant departure from the routine. Redmon is down there in Encinitas / San Diego area, I'm wondering if he has a shopful of shapers cranking out EPS core boards with Epoxy or if they are being imported from somewhere else - as in offshore.

If LF can make a decent EPS board, ESPECIALLY if it's done with SurfCAD, I would think changes in design can be done so rapidly that mutliple models can be introduced in a single season, as opposed to having to redo a ton of tooling for the popouts. To me, this could really impact the sport in a positive manner.