Small conditions at the Noosa festival of suring. Here's a shot by Moonwalker of Jason Blewitt riding one of our test Dynocore longboards.
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17 Mar 2011
Jason gives the Dynocore a run
Small conditions at the Noosa festival of suring. Here's a shot by Moonwalker of Jason Blewitt riding one of our test Dynocore longboards.
31 Jan 2011
Dynocore™ at the Pass
Jason Blewitt has been trialling our Dynocore™ technology on a longboard for 2 years now.. this board is 2 years old and been one of Jasons favourite boards ever.. these pics were at the Pass in Byron Bay on the weekend.
6 Feb 2010
Jason Blewitt Rides J-Lo
Jason Blewitt RidesJ-Lo our Quad longboard... we make this on from 6'8" thru to 9'1" so easy to ride, great performance... we have several tester instore at Tugun! Come ride with us....
14 May 2009
Go Pro on New HP Longboard
Hey dave, been testing the new HP longboard at greenmount and kingscliff. small waves but clean. board is great. could be best ever... .could be...
21 Nov 2008
Classic longboard footage of Jason Blewitt
Jason Blewitt circa 13 years ago... nice footage from the crew at coastwatch.com.au
26 May 2008
Hull Keel Twin Test
Hi Dave,
I tested the Hull Keel Twin or as I like to think of it, (decaying wooden ironing board) on the weekend at a little place between the Pass and wategoes. I guess the surf was about 4ft and pretty much perfect.
The board looks like it should be really loose but it goes nothing like what you expect. I found that I could draw really long powerful lines and get quite vertical on it. It seemed to hold its rail very well, due to the fins being right at the very back of the board.
When i understood that the board is not a fast trimming board due to the V through the centre, I made the faster sections with ease by surfing it like a normal shortboard. Quite an experience riding it I can tell you.
Definitely worth riding as you can have a lot of fun with it.
Once the V is tweaked a bit to allow faster trimming...which i understand you have already done, will be a great little board to play around with.
Catch you in the water.
jason
I tested the Hull Keel Twin or as I like to think of it, (decaying wooden ironing board) on the weekend at a little place between the Pass and wategoes. I guess the surf was about 4ft and pretty much perfect.
The board looks like it should be really loose but it goes nothing like what you expect. I found that I could draw really long powerful lines and get quite vertical on it. It seemed to hold its rail very well, due to the fins being right at the very back of the board.
When i understood that the board is not a fast trimming board due to the V through the centre, I made the faster sections with ease by surfing it like a normal shortboard. Quite an experience riding it I can tell you.
Definitely worth riding as you can have a lot of fun with it.
Once the V is tweaked a bit to allow faster trimming...which i understand you have already done, will be a great little board to play around with.
Catch you in the water.
jason
7 May 2008
Testing of the JLO
Hey Dave, thought I would fill everyone in on the performance of well...one of the weirder looking boards you have made me.
I have surfed it for around 2-3 weeks now in varying conditions. Everytime so far that I have surfed the board it makes me crack up with laughter. It is quite possibly one of the funnest boards i have surfed in a long time. At 8 foot long, it noserides as good as if not better then a 9 footer or a 10 footer. It handles and performs from the tail like a shortboard.
It is amazing how it mows down flat spots in the wave. So far it has handled everything from 1 foot to 6 foot.
Yes its not the most attractive board out there in the looks department but it performs so well that it does not matter in the slightest.
The last surf was at the Cape at Byron (a little secret spot with a couple of menacing locals who dont breathe air) and I had so much speed from the tail it was amazing. As well as some 10 second noserides.
Am really looking forward to taking it out in some serious waves to test it further. So I will keep you updated on its progress.
jas
I have surfed it for around 2-3 weeks now in varying conditions. Everytime so far that I have surfed the board it makes me crack up with laughter. It is quite possibly one of the funnest boards i have surfed in a long time. At 8 foot long, it noserides as good as if not better then a 9 footer or a 10 footer. It handles and performs from the tail like a shortboard.
It is amazing how it mows down flat spots in the wave. So far it has handled everything from 1 foot to 6 foot.
Yes its not the most attractive board out there in the looks department but it performs so well that it does not matter in the slightest.
The last surf was at the Cape at Byron (a little secret spot with a couple of menacing locals who dont breathe air) and I had so much speed from the tail it was amazing. As well as some 10 second noserides.
Am really looking forward to taking it out in some serious waves to test it further. So I will keep you updated on its progress.
jas
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