Now that the Electric has been out for a while, I'm curious if any of you Harbour maniacs have had a chance to put one through its paces for a some serious
sessions? I saw a few posts here and there when it first came out, but I would really appreciate some added feedback now that it's been around for a while.
I've always been a fan of the Revolver -- heck I have a 7'10 that I really enjoy, but I could use a bit more snap and performance and as I look down
the line up on the website, I see that the Electric may be the ticket. I was thinking EPS, by the way. Also, any ideas on how long that'd take from the
time I order it to when it shows up? 3-4 months? Your feedback appreciated.
Electric... electrified?
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Electric... electrified? |
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Posts: 72 (11/23/08 19:52:32) |
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tdrevolver |
ON my list as well.... | ||
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Posts: 913 (11/23/08 20:05:38) |
This is one, I almost mentioned in the SR thread, seems, at a longer length, 7-7'4, would still catch waves, has the nice nose for drops, and from what
I've heard, rips...unfortunately, I've only seen it rip, haven't rode one yet.
TDRevolver
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Go to the expert... | ||
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Posts: 64 (11/24/08 08:36:02) |
I believe that Robert (from the shop) has an Electric...in fact, I think he even had it out on Harbour Day...and there surely would not be a person who could
give you better info on its turn and burn characteristics.
...And even so, I am also thinking about picking one up and would love to hear other thoughts and opinions. |
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Posts: 92 (07/06/09 15:20:41) |
Any more feedback here?
I've been eyeing one of these shapes for a while. |
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Posts: 331 (07/07/09 19:21:23) |
A year or so ago I had a stamps mullet, its the same as the electric.
I have a habit of selling boards to buy new ones, looking back I probably should have held on to this one. Super fast and loose, one of my all time favs! |
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Posts: 29 (07/09/09 11:09:46) |
I've had a 6-6 Stamps mullet in regular rotation for the last year - LB-1 Marlin 101 Bamboo quad fins all around - plenty drivey & fast but still
plenty loose at my 225lbs.
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