Indo Board Guide 2017: Warner Surfboards, The Mexican
WARNER SURFBOARDS | THE MEXICAN
This board is 5'11/30L
This is the new Mexican with a different outline than it's predecessor. Kobi Abberton has been surfing this 5'11/30L model. The forward and centre volume in this board will allow you to paddle into a wave well. The concave is low through the base with a simple single to double concave. It's straight along the stringer allowing the board to sit well on a big wave and run really fast. It's not narrow in the tail so it will support bodyweight. There's a lot of outline curve so you can turn off the outline easily fitting in with the shape of the waves.
WHERE IT WOULD PERFORM: Kobi rides this at Desert Point, Nick and Tim recommend this board for bigger broader faced waves like up in the Mentawai chain.
SIZE RANGE: 3-8ft
SKILL LEVEL: Good for anyone heading to Indo, Any skill level
SEE OTHER BOARDS IN THIS GUIDE:
- Gary McNeill Concepts QLD
- Kirk Bierke Shapes NSW
- Byrning Spears Surfboards QLD
- Chris Christenson USA
- Warner Surfboards NSW
- JS Industries QLD
- Hot Buttered Boyd Purdie Shapes WA
- DHD Surfboards QLD
- Firewire x Kelly Slater Designs QLD
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