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| 299930 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 1 | espi | Dec 13, 2023 | 2023-12-12T20:21:29-0500 | This new Slasher Low Pro from CJ Nelson looks pretty sweet. Looks a lot like the new CI log or Model D by Wayne Rich. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C0wQ2-DL4N6/?igshid=MzY1NDJmNzMyNQ== |
| 300027 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 2 | RockyIsland | Dec 13, 2023 | 2023-12-13T14:58:05-0500 | That board in Poly has been out for a while under a different model name. Ian Chisholm South Coast surfboards used to call it the Low rider now its the Low pro (spoke to him on the phone about it) and CJ had it on his site under the same model description as the Plasma now calling it the Slasher Low Pro. Looks amazing in black thunderbolt.....going to have to ignore all this marketing wallet took a beating on boards last few years. |
| 300033 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 3 | Proper_Mode | Dec 13, 2023 | 2023-12-13T15:35:18-0500 | Is this just a re-launched Aussie slasher? |
| 300067 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 4 | ugoinright? | Dec 14, 2023 | 2023-12-13T19:23:26-0500 | Proper_Mode said: Is this just a re-launched Aussie slasher? Click to expand... I was thinking the same! |
| 300083 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 5 | RockyIsland | Dec 14, 2023 | 2023-12-13T20:59:27-0500 | From my understabding its an involvement style hips back like the Oz Slasher but different rails rocker and nose concave Chisholm still offers the Slasher as well as this new model |
| 300085 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 6 | RockyIsland | Dec 14, 2023 | 2023-12-13T21:01:33-0500 | https://www.southcoastsurfboards.com/pages/the-low-rider The Slasher low pro has come from this model https://www.southcoastsurfboards.com/products/9-6-low-pro-1 |
| 300197 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 7 | West81 | Dec 14, 2023 | 2023-12-14T17:02:52-0500 | Ow wow another high performance single log by CJ And I am never owning another black board, even in the water the wax will melt right off |
| 300224 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 8 | messierishome | Dec 15, 2023 | 2023-12-14T23:15:29-0500 | RockyIsland said: From my understabding its an involvement style hips back like the Oz Slasher but different rails rocker and nose concave Chisholm still offers the Slasher as well as this new model Click to expand... Agreed, pretty sure oz slasher had a belly vs concave |
| 300225 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 9 | messierishome | Dec 15, 2023 | 2023-12-14T23:16:45-0500 | My buddy had the oz slasher and I did not find it easy or intuitive to surf whatsoever. |
| 300228 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 10 | fluidworks | Dec 15, 2023 | 2023-12-15T00:38:08-0500 | Same as it ever was, marketing is king here. The new colorways on the 2024 line look good though. |
| 300233 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 11 | West81 | Dec 15, 2023 | 2023-12-15T04:06:01-0500 | I find most so called involvement style boards not easy to ride They demand proper form Once you get it down, its very rewarding though. People will comment on your style as you either look like a total cook or ride with style (there is no inbetween) |
| 306120 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 12 | voodoodaddy | Feb 15, 2024 | 2024-02-15T16:09:28-0500 | Any ride reports on this one |
| 306125 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 13 | RockyIsland | Feb 15, 2024 | 2024-02-15T16:31:04-0500 | The thing with the Oz Involvement style/Sam/ 66/67boards is at the time they were conceived as performance boards so it was all about the turning and staying in and around the curl and not an emphasis on nose riding. So thats a clue to how to ride them. I have a Gato 9'4 Playboy I currently cant get off. I like it much better than the Apex I had which I sold. Apex fun board but the Playboy has a more sensitive feel and finesse and carves really well even without edge in the tail, not the chunky feel of the Apex for me. Will check out a Slasher Pro next time I am in Torquay. |
| 306234 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 14 | slideright | Feb 16, 2024 | 2024-02-16T16:32:06-0500 | Every board from CJ “It’s the best board I’ve ever ridden.” Meanwhile he rides handshaped poly and sells plastic |
| 306238 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 15 | ugoinright? | Feb 16, 2024 | 2024-02-16T17:31:24-0500 | slideright said: Every board from CJ "It's the best board I've ever ridden." Meanwhile he rides handshaped poly and sells plastic Click to expand... Even being a fan of TB, I get so confused hearing and reading about his boards. |
| 306252 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 16 | Wax | Feb 17, 2024 | 2024-02-16T20:46:56-0500 | slideright said: Every board from CJ "It's the best board I've ever ridden." Meanwhile he rides handshaped poly and sells plastic Click to expand... Isn't this the board you're supposed to ride when you want to do your best surfing? |
| 306646 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 17 | Ziggy | Feb 22, 2024 | 2024-02-22T05:37:39-0500 | Hey, just joined to share board stoke, and to learn about other boards and designs. Got a Low-Pro in poly off Chiz. I'v been riding his boards for a few years now. This board is pretty damn sweet. It's got huge tail kick, but relatively flat rocker. Wide point set back, Nose concave is medium and runs all the way to the middle of the board, plus hard edges about 6 to 8 inches from the tail.. The board makes you noseride in the pocket. I feel like you have to be pretty competent surfer, but this board has had me levitating like I have never done before. Probably the best feeling I have ever had noseriding. But this board is called a slasher for a reason. It turns like a thruster and all the speed is generated through the middle of the board. So far I have felt like this board is improving my all-round surfing. Using all the board in all the wave. Cheers Zig |
| 306651 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 18 | West81 | Feb 22, 2024 | 2024-02-22T09:33:01-0500 | They should call that thing the Rorschach. Gdamn trippy glassing |
| 306654 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 19 | fluidworks | Feb 22, 2024 | 2024-02-22T11:18:45-0500 | If it’s as good or better than the earlier Guerrero model it’ll rip. That was probably one of the best surfboards I’ve ever owned. |
| 306656 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 20 | Darth Waver | Feb 22, 2024 | 2024-02-22T11:49:44-0500 | fluidworks said: If it's as good or better than the earlier Guerrero model it'll rip. That was probably one of the best surfboards I've ever owned. Click to expand... Guerrero is so good. |
| 306671 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 21 | West81 | Feb 22, 2024 | 2024-02-22T13:23:13-0500 | Yes, I love my Guerrero man |
| 324296 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 22 | John | Sep 4, 2024 | 2024-09-04T13:50:36-0400 | I saw one of these last week at a local shop. The outline is very appealing but theres sooo much tail kick. Its pretty wild looking. Super thin tail with some edge. I'd love to ride one. I'm looking forward to hearing some average rider feedback. |
| 324311 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 23 | fluidworks | Sep 4, 2024 | 2024-09-04T16:55:33-0400 | @takedown is the man with the inside scoop |
| 324331 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 24 | takedown | Sep 5, 2024 | 2024-09-04T21:22:37-0400 | I'm having a great time on the shape. I consider myself an intermediate longboarder that is just starting to figure out noseriding after many years of practice. I had a breakthrough week down in San O on a 10' CI Log, it all just started to click. I found on that board I really had to be in the pocket, at my weight if I wasn't in the pocket the nose would go under, but a lot of the time would pop back up. I think surfing that board for a couple of months really helped me improve my pocket surfing. I then got on one of CJ's prototype 9'9 carbon low pros and spent a week on it at San O and found that it surfed similar to the CI Log, but was more forgiving in noseriding. It's stable when walking and it just levitates when on the nose. The prototype appears to have bigger rails and a lot more edge when compared to the thunderbolt version. As a result I found the prototype to paddle closer to the much larger CI Log, easy to get into all size of waves. One thing that I progressed on was the faded take off to quick pivot and run to the nose. I spent a day working on it and the board allowed me to do that fairly easily. I just picked up a thunderbolt version 9'9 in silver. The rails are more foiled, there is less edge and it appears that the overall thickness is less than the prototype. I'd have to get some calipers on it to figure out the difference. I've noticed that the TB version is a bit slower to get into waves, probably because of my weight and there being less foam coming from the 10' log to the thicker 9'9 low pro. I got the chance to get the TB version on a couple waves with some juice and it works really well, I never really feel out of control, it just sort of does what you tell it to do. I have bogged the rails a bit more on the TB version and nosedived on takeoff, so I need to figure out what I'm doing wrong in that area. I haven't been back on the prototype in a couple of weeks, so I'm interested if I see a difference going the other direction. What I really need to do is get both boards … |
| 324332 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 25 | Ziggy | Sep 5, 2024 | 2024-09-04T22:15:45-0400 | I don't get many photos, but here's a pic from a local club comp of me trying to bury some rail.. feels pretty ace for a log! |
| 324333 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 26 | miscreant | Sep 5, 2024 | 2024-09-04T23:23:46-0400 | Honest question: How do y’all keep track of CJ’s various models and their associated alleged function characteristics? Is there a spreadsheet somewhere? |
| 324335 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 27 | Milliniumfalcon | Sep 5, 2024 | 2024-09-05T00:14:03-0400 | miscreant said: Honest question: How do y'all keep track of CJ's various models and their associated alleged function characteristics? Is there a spreadsheet somewhere? Click to expand... ever heard of the dark web? |
| 324340 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 28 | Moustache Lou | Sep 5, 2024 | 2024-09-05T01:37:17-0400 | miscreant said: Honest question: How do y'all keep track of CJ's various models and their associated alleged function characteristics? Is there a spreadsheet somewhere? Click to expand... I dunno… I counted 12 models on CJ's site and 30+ on Pieter's, and 63 on the Bing site… all with 'characteristics' according to the descriptions provided. I wonder if they have spreadsheets. |
| 324342 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 29 | John | Sep 5, 2024 | 2024-09-05T06:53:23-0400 | Ziggy said: I don't get many photos, but here's a pic from a local club comp of me trying to bury some rail.. feels pretty ace for a log! Click to expand... Nice. What size did you get? |
| 324381 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 30 | RockyIsland | Sep 5, 2024 | 2024-09-05T17:48:04-0400 | Have been loving my 9'6" poly by Chizza for the last few months now. Surfed a variety of waves on it. Beach, Reef and points. The suckier the wave the better it goes. The tail flip saved my bacon yesterday on an air drop put your foot down and keep the nose out of trouble. Very stable to walk, carves and slashes turns as described and fast. Dosent like being turned on a flatter wave if your feet are too far forward, flat rocker in the front two thirds can cause rail catching so it encourages good technique. |
| 324420 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 31 | Moustache Lou | Sep 6, 2024 | 2024-09-06T11:49:51-0400 | Very preliminary report on the 9-6 SLP in Thunderbolt Black: Believe the hype. Thank you, The Management |
| 328412 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 32 | canuker | Oct 27, 2024 | 2024-10-27T12:53:52-0400 | takedown said: I'm having a great time on the shape. I consider myself an intermediate longboarder that is just starting to figure out noseriding after many years of practice. I had a breakthrough week down in San O on a 10' CI Log, it all just started to click. I found on that board I really had to be in the pocket, at my weight if I wasn't in the pocket the nose would go under, but a lot of the time would pop back up. I think surfing that board for a couple of months really helped me improve my pocket surfing. I then got on one of CJ's prototype 9'9 carbon low pros and spent a week on it at San O and found that it surfed similar to the CI Log, but was more forgiving in noseriding. It's stable when walking and it just levitates when on the nose. The prototype appears to have bigger rails and a lot more edge when compared to the thunderbolt version. As a result I found the prototype to paddle closer to the much larger CI Log, easy to get into all size of waves. One thing that I progressed on was the faded take off to quick pivot and run to the nose. I spent a day working on it and the board allowed me to do that fairly easily. I just picked up a thunderbolt version 9'9 in silver. The rails are more foiled, there is less edge and it appears that the overall thickness is less than the prototype. I'd have to get some calipers on it to figure out the difference. I've noticed that the TB version is a bit slower to get into waves, probably because of my weight and there being less foam coming from the 10' log to the thicker 9'9 low pro. I got the chance to get the TB version on a couple waves with some juice and it works really well, I never really feel out of control, it just sort of does what you tell it to do. I have bogged the rails a bit more on the TB version and nosedived on takeoff, so I need to figure out what I'm doing wrong in that area. I haven't been back on the prototype in a couple of weeks, so I'm interested if I see a difference going the other direction. What I … |
| 328566 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 33 | takedown | Oct 29, 2024 | 2024-10-29T10:55:38-0400 | Hi Canuker, I'd go Slasher if you prefer Thunderbolt. I haven't found anything I don't like about the TB Slasher. I have a enough time on the TB version now to say I'm used to it and can paddle into just about any wave and it's great to noseride. In some bigger surf it's been rock solid and really fun to whip around. I bet if I got back on the CI Log I'd have just as much fun, but I'm planning to stick with the Slasher for Oregon, California and travel. If you have any other questions, let me know. |
| 328568 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 34 | John | Oct 29, 2024 | 2024-10-29T11:01:19-0400 | takedown said: Hi Canuker, I'd go Slasher if you prefer Thunderbolt. I haven't found anything I don't like about the TB Slasher. I have a enough time on the TB version now to say I'm used to it and can paddle into just about any wave and it's great to noseride. In some bigger surf it's been rock solid and really fun to whip around. I bet if I got back on the CI Log I'd have just as much fun, but I'm planning to stick with the Slasher for Oregon, California and travel. If you have any other questions, let me Click to expand... Sorry if I missed it, what size CJ slasher did you get? Any regrets on getting that size? |
| 328575 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 35 | takedown | Oct 29, 2024 | 2024-10-29T11:30:54-0400 | John said: Sorry if I missed it, what size CJ slasher did you get? Any regrets on getting that size? Click to expand... 9'9. No regrets, I'm 215 and in a 4/3 or 5/4 most the year, so the float is very nice. I thought I needed around a 10' after surfing the CI, but I'm feeling comfortable on the 9'9. |
| 328600 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 36 | canuker | Oct 29, 2024 | 2024-10-29T15:33:23-0400 | takedown said: Hi Canuker, I'd go Slasher if you prefer Thunderbolt. I haven't found anything I don't like about the TB Slasher. I have a enough time on the TB version now to say I'm used to it and can paddle into just about any wave and it's great to noseride. In some bigger surf it's been rock solid and really fun to whip around. I bet if I got back on the CI Log I'd have just as much fun, but I'm planning to stick with the Slasher for Oregon, California and travel. If you have any other questions, let me know. Click to expand... Sold. Thanks! |
| 328613 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 37 | Moustache Lou | Oct 29, 2024 | 2024-10-29T17:41:22-0400 | John said: Sorry if I missed it, what size CJ slasher did you get? Any regrets on getting that size? Click to expand... FWIW I'm about 165# and I absolutely love my 9-6 SLP. |
| 328622 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 38 | RockyIsland | Oct 29, 2024 | 2024-10-29T19:38:54-0400 | Krojak said: FWIW I'm about 165# and I absolutely love my 9-6 SLP. Click to expand... I have had a Poly version shaped by Chissa for quite a few months now and find it rewards precise foot placement and cross stepping but will spank ya if your lazy or having an off day. It weighs 20 pounds for a 9'6" What does the TB version weigh Krojak if you know off hand. Challenging but rewarding board to surf in Poly. cheers |
| 328637 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 39 | Moustache Lou | Oct 30, 2024 | 2024-10-29T21:44:54-0400 | RockyIsland said: I have had a Poly version shaped by Chissa for quite a few months now and find it rewards precise foot placement and cross stepping but will spank ya if your lazy or having an off day. It weighs 20 pounds for a 9'6" What does the TB version weigh Krojak if you know off hand. Challenging but rewarding board to surf in Poly. cheers Click to expand... 9-6 SLP in Thunderbolt Black weighs 14.2 lbs. I find it to be extremely user friendly in every aspect. |
| 328758 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 40 | Cbadboardhound | Oct 31, 2024 | 2024-10-31T11:20:16-0400 | i would venture to guess that the thunderbolt tech is much more similar to an in the pink type board from donald than the poly version is. im guessing that 6 pound difference makes it more of a true longboard, where the thunder tech one feels like a hot rod that wants to whip turns |
| 328759 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 41 | ugoinright? | Oct 31, 2024 | 2024-10-31T11:37:06-0400 | I've tried a 9'6 Slasher in TB Silver a couple of times. Stable, easy to noserider and whippy. However, I feel like there is a drag when paddling. I think it might be the tail kick, which causes me to position more toward the nose. I had the same issue with the Neo Classic in TB Silver. I'm about 185lb at 5'9. I got a chance to surf CJ's personal 9'8 Slasher in full carbon. The tail kick is not as pronounced as the production version. It was balanced. Felt very neutral when paddling without any drags. Still easy to noseride and whip around. This is what's holding me off on getting the production version. Does anyone else feel the drag when paddling on the Slasher? |
| 328764 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 42 | Moustache Lou | Oct 31, 2024 | 2024-10-31T12:16:05-0400 | Cbadboardhound said: i would venture to guess that the thunderbolt tech is much more similar to an in the pink type board from donald than the poly version is. im guessing that 6 pound difference makes it more of a true longboard, where the thunder tech one feels like a hot rod that wants to whip turns Click to expand... I owned a Surftech Takayama (Steven Slater) years ago, and I remember it feeling kind of 'corky' (was a really fun board though)… the Thunderbolt boards I now have (two red, one black) don't have that feeling (as far as I've noticed). The SLP definitely 'whips' turns though (to the best of my meager ability, anyway). |
| 328776 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 43 | ugoinright? | Oct 31, 2024 | 2024-10-31T13:40:35-0400 | Krojak said: I owned a Surftech Takayama (Steven Slater) years ago, and I remember it feeling kind of 'corky' (was a really fun board though)… the Thunderbolt boards I now have (two red, one black) don't have that feeling (as far as I've noticed). The SLP definitely 'whips' turns though (to the best of my meager ability, anyway). Click to expand... Agreed! To me, Surftech feels corky and bouncy, and it chatters. TB (carbon, red, and silver) is closer in feel to poly. It has more float/buoyancy and harder than poly. TB is a big improvement over Surftech. |
| 328800 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 44 | RockyIsland | Oct 31, 2024 | 2024-10-31T17:04:58-0400 | ugoinright? said: I've tried a 9'6 Slasher in TB Silver a couple of times. Stable, easy to noserider and whippy. However, I feel like there is a drag when paddling. I think it might be the tail kick, which causes me to position more toward the nose. I had the same issue with the Neo Classic in TB Silver. I'm about 185lb at 5'9. I got a chance to surf CJ's personal 9'8 Slasher in full carbon. The tail kick is not as pronounced as the production version. It was balanced. Felt very neutral when paddling without any drags. Still easy to noseride and whip around. This is what's holding me off on getting the production version. Does anyone else feel the drag when paddling on the Slasher? Click to expand... My 20 pounder paddles really well. Had 2 sessions on it yesterday and you can really go for the nose in very sucky sessions and it will hold in. Inspires confidence and will reward if you go for it I find. Dosen' like to be surfed cautiously. Has gears I haven't even put it into yet. My mate has a poly version too and it's lighter than mine with an inch smaller pod. Some variation in off the rack poly versions hand shaped in Oz. |
| 328802 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 45 | ugoinright? | Oct 31, 2024 | 2024-10-31T17:35:48-0400 | RockyIsland said: My 20 pounder paddles really well. Had 2 sessions on it yesterday and you can really go for the nose in very sucky sessions and it will hold in. Inspires confidence and will reward if you go for it I find. Dosen' like to be surfed cautiously. Has gears I haven't even put it into yet. My mate has a poly version too and it's lighter than mine with an inch smaller pod. Some variation in off the rack poly versions hand shaped in Oz. Click to expand... What variations did you noticed? |
| 328808 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 46 | RockyIsland | Oct 31, 2024 | 2024-10-31T18:56:53-0400 | My mates had a narrower pod by an inch his is a 9'6 mines a 9'4 Mine is definitely heavier his has slightly finer rails and feels are bit more carvier and whippier to surf mine feels more stable he agrees after a swap Both second handers with no name on the stringer so think they are off the racks boards. Mine was only waxed back 2/3 rds so that tells me that maybe newbies are buying them and catching rails easily. |
| 329260 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 47 | canuker | Nov 6, 2024 | 2024-11-05T21:18:58-0500 | Thunderbolt feels nothing like surftech. I've owned 3 thunderbolt boards. 2 TB red, 1 TB silver. The construction feels great. I have ridden surftech takayamas several times over the years and they don't compare. *edit* this was meant to be a reply to a comment on the previous page, forgot to quote the comment* |
| 329261 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 48 | voodoodaddy | Nov 6, 2024 | 2024-11-05T21:20:42-0500 | canuker said: Thunderbolt feels nothing like surftech. I've owned 3 thunderbolt boards. 2 TB red, 1 TB silver. The construction feels great. I have ridden surftech takayamas several times over the years and they don't compare. Click to expand... What do you like better silver or red? I'm eyeing black for SLP |
| 329262 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 49 | canuker | Nov 6, 2024 | 2024-11-05T21:27:24-0500 | R voodoodaddy said: What do you like better silver or red? I'm eyeing black for SLP Click to expand... Silver is best for longboards for sure IMO. Unless you're super into HiPro logging and looking to surf big waves I don't think the black will be pleasant because it will be too stiff. Harley Ingleby does a good job breaking down red vs black in this interview. I've time stamped it for you. Silver sits between red and black so I think we can apply the same logic. It will be softer flex which will provide energy in weaker surf which is typically what you'd be riding most days. TB reds I had were for various size Outliers that I had (and loved). I think red goes best for midlenghts, silver for logs, and black only if you're surfing powerful waves or maybe if you're an xl human. That said I've never tried TB black so maybe someone else can weigh in. Harleys take: |
| 329264 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 50 | Moustache Lou | Nov 6, 2024 | 2024-11-05T21:55:24-0500 | voodoodaddy said: What do you like better silver or red? I'm eyeing black for SLP Click to expand... I have a TB Black SLP and it's f******g rad. I also have two reds (Parallax and Outlier) and they're great too… haven't ridden a silver, but that's supposed to be the most similar to traditional poly, I think. |
| 329265 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 51 | voodoodaddy | Nov 6, 2024 | 2024-11-05T22:43:21-0500 | I don’t think I can do silver again. It just felt really heavy to me. Like I love the feel, but the board was super heavy compared to my red paralllax. |
| 329278 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 52 | canuker | Nov 6, 2024 | 2024-11-06T09:06:31-0500 | voodoodaddy said: I don't think I can do silver again. It just felt really heavy to me. Like I love the feel, but the board was super heavy compared to my red paralllax. Click to expand... Ohh you've had it before. I thought it was your first time trying TB. Fair enough, go black then! |
| 329287 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 53 | takedown | Nov 6, 2024 | 2024-11-06T09:42:32-0500 | voodoodaddy said: I don't think I can do silver again. It just felt really heavy to me. Like I love the feel, but the board was super heavy compared to my red paralllax. Click to expand... My 9'9 silver is 16 pounds, seemed light to me being in silver. The carbon prototype I have is 18 pounds. I actually wonder if I somehow got the weight of black but in the silver packaging (volan) if that's even possible. The 9'6 black is 14.2 per kojack. |
| 329316 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 54 | voodoodaddy | Nov 6, 2024 | 2024-11-06T15:19:57-0500 | canuker said: Ohh you've had it before. I thought it was your first time trying TB. Fair enough, go black then! Click to expand... My sprout felt so much heavier. I love the feel of silver thunderbolt. But I really want lighter boards since my accident. I had a 9'2 spout hit the sandbar and come flying back in my face full speed. 3 surgeries later I'm still recovering and surfing. My parallax feels much lighter. I never weighed them though. I sold my sprout to some photographer that CJ Nelson follows. I didn't want to get on it again. Definitely eyeing a SLP for 2025-26 |
| 329319 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 55 | voodoodaddy | Nov 6, 2024 | 2024-11-06T15:44:13-0500 | Raise your hand if you want to see what a flying diamond fin to the face looks like |
| 329320 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 56 | voodoodaddy | Nov 6, 2024 | 2024-11-06T15:49:24-0500 | For those of you who have a parallax and slasher low pro, or at least have ridden them both. How do they compare? I’m wondering if I could sell my parallax and then just go ahead and grab that slasher |
| 329325 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 57 | RockyIsland | Nov 6, 2024 | 2024-11-06T17:14:29-0500 | voodoodaddy said: For those of you who have a parallax and slasher low pro, or at least have ridden them both. How do they compare? I'm wondering if I could sell my parallax and then just go ahead and grab that slasher Click to expand... I had a parallax 9'3 and have a poly Lo Pro no comparison in how they surf but both fantastic boards. The Lo Pro is easily the best nose riding board I have ever had and is a sweet turner both pivot and carving. My surfing has really improved since I got it and have been working on technique. Mine is heavy though at 20 pounds. Has a cedar stringer. It really holds in steep sucky sections on the nose, you can really go for it. I also had a sprout and an apex and the lo pro is so much more rewarding to surf than those two. The parallax is a lot more forgiving to surf and more of a fun board and great in slop and mush. My mate is getting a T bolt Lo pro so be interesting to see how that surfs in comparison to the poly. Its interesting as 25 years ago I had a McTavish Ray Gleave model that had a massive tail flip and flat rocker front 2/3 rds very similar template to the Lo Pro couldnt do that board justice then. Would advise keep the Parallax and get a Lo Pro. Great 2 board quiver. |
| 329326 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 58 | Darth Waver | Nov 6, 2024 | 2024-11-06T17:22:54-0500 | I have a parallax, red, and a Guerrero, silver, which is probably pretty similar to the SLP. The Guerrero in silver is so versatile as a longboard. Not quite as fast as the parallax but catches waves as easily, can handle pitchier or more walled up waves, and works better in weak sauce waves or the flats. Parallax is totally different ride and like a wave face more. The Guerrero I have is one of the early generation TB well before FireWire. The build quality and feel is outstanding. I absolutely ride my Parallax less since getting the Guerrero. |
| 329333 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 59 | ugoinright? | Nov 6, 2024 | 2024-11-06T18:25:41-0500 | voodoodaddy said: For those of you who have a parallax and slasher low pro, or at least have ridden them both. How do they compare? I'm wondering if I could sell my parallax and then just go ahead and grab that slasher Click to expand... They are very different boards. Parallax feels like a race car and the Slasher is more like a Cadillac. I think you'll want to keep both. |
| 329339 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 60 | Moustache Lou | Nov 7, 2024 | 2024-11-06T19:57:44-0500 | voodoodaddy said: For those of you who have a parallax and slasher low pro, or at least have ridden them both. How do they compare? I'm wondering if I could sell my parallax and then just go ahead and grab that slasher Click to expand... I'm actually thinking of selling my Parallax and just keeping the SLP. The Parallax is stupid easy to catch waves on, but the SLP is really easy too, and it also does the 'longboard stuff' better, if that makes sense. |
| 329340 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 61 | Moustache Lou | Nov 7, 2024 | 2024-11-06T19:59:47-0500 | Krojak said: I'm actually thinking of selling my Parallax and just keeping the SLP. The Parallax is stupid easy to catch waves on, but the SLP is really easy too, and it also does the 'longboard stuff' better, if that makes sense. Click to expand... Edit: "I think you'll want to keep both." This is probably true in my case… they're both just really fun boards to ride. |
| 329345 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 62 | voodoodaddy | Nov 7, 2024 | 2024-11-06T21:19:31-0500 | Krojak said: I'm actually thinking of selling my Parallax and just keeping the SLP. The Parallax is stupid easy to catch waves on, but the SLP is really easy too, and it also does the 'longboard stuff' better, if that makes sense. Click to expand... Makes total sense. |
| 329346 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 63 | voodoodaddy | Nov 7, 2024 | 2024-11-06T21:27:48-0500 | voodoodaddy said: Raise your hand if you want to see what a flying diamond fin to the face looks like Click to expand... I see that hand up. Check your dm |
| 329420 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 64 | Surfer family | Nov 7, 2024 | 2024-11-07T18:05:00-0500 | ugoinright? said: I've tried a 9'6 Slasher in TB Silver a couple of times. Stable, easy to noserider and whippy. However, I feel like there is a drag when paddling. I think it might be the tail kick, which causes me to position more toward the nose. I had the same issue with the Neo Classic in TB Silver. I'm about 185lb at 5'9. I got a chance to surf CJ's personal 9'8 Slasher in full carbon. The tail kick is not as pronounced as the production version. It was balanced. Felt very neutral when paddling without any drags. Still easy to noseride and whip around. This is what's holding me off on getting the production version. Does anyone else feel the drag when paddling on the Slasher? Click to expand... I've owned various TB boards (parallax, camper, Waikiki and apex) and now own SLP in TB silver. It paddles nearly as easily as the apex and gets in nearly as early. In my view, because of the thin rails and lower volume tail and increased tail kick it's a tiny bit slower. I wouldn't call it drag (especially after owner the camper) but it's not quite as easy as the apex. The Slasher Lo pro is definitely not a traditional log, it feels like you're riding a performance board with double concaves under your feet, but gets in way earlier than an hp board. But it noserides like a traditional piggy and glides like a piggy all the way to the market. |
| 329421 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 65 | voodoodaddy | Nov 7, 2024 | 2024-11-07T18:06:04-0500 | Surfer family said: I've owned various TB boards (parallax, camper, Waikiki and apex) and now own SLP in TB silver. It paddles nearly as easily as the apex and gets in nearly as early. In my view, because of the thin rails and lower volume tail and increased tail kick it's a tiny bit slower. I wouldn't call it drag (especially after owner the camper) but it's not quite as easy as the apex. The Slasher Lo pro is definitely not a traditional log, it feels like you're riding a performance board with double concaves under your feet, but gets in way earlier than an hp board. But it noserides like a traditional piggy and glides like a piggy all the way to the market. Click to expand... Sounds like you like the apex more? |
| 329423 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 66 | Surfer family | Nov 7, 2024 | 2024-11-07T18:10:13-0500 | voodoodaddy said: Sounds like you like the apex more? Click to expand... I enjoyed it for a season but the 9'6 Apex was just too much volume and width for me. Not as fast as I was expecting either. Briefly owned the 9'1 Apex and now regret selling because it was so much fun in smaller waves. It was very yellow. But a sweet wee thing. It all ended too soon. |
| 329424 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 67 | Surfer family | Nov 7, 2024 | 2024-11-07T18:36:29-0500 | voodoodaddy said: Sounds like you like the apex more? Click to expand... After reading and watching the supposed rave reviews of the SLP, I was initially a bit sceptical (especially the "best surfing of my life" that comes up each season), …but I think the hype is for good reason in this case. It really is a good all round high performance board that does everything it's made out to do. And a whole lot more under the feet of someone more talented than me. It's shares a number of similarities to the Apex yet it's way lighter, less volume where it counts, thin knifey rails all round and much nicer colour too. It even nose rides more easily than the Apex and for me, my body weight (80kg) and limited skill, the SLP turns better and is so much faster too. My only negative is that it's probably best for waves about waist high upwards but I often log in weaker waves knee to thigh high. So not the board's fault at all. From waist high upwards, I have a 9'3 Beach Pig by Primal in custom epoxy with carbon and innegra rods. Similar to the Paragon but with concaves and not rolled vee. |
| 329429 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 68 | RockyIsland | Nov 8, 2024 | 2024-11-07T19:44:44-0500 | I had a 9'1" Apex for a good 2 years and couldnt get off it for a while. Super fun easy riding board but very chunky and not refined like the Lo Pro different shapers. Engle-Apex from California Chizza-Lo Pro from Torquay near Bells. Never surfed Californian waves but they look pretty rolly so thinking the Apex has more volume and chunk to suit those waves. Please correct me if am wrong. Chizza's boards shaped for Southern Ocean powered waves. I know there is cross over but I find the Lo Pro can handle bigger more solid waves than the Apex with so much more sensitivity in feed back through your feet and ankles which I found the Apex didnt have. Mind you I am surfing the Poly version which Chizza prefers. |
| 329431 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 69 | Surfer family | Nov 8, 2024 | 2024-11-07T19:56:19-0500 | RockyIsland said: I had a 9'1" Apex for a good 2 years and couldnt get off it for a while. Super fun easy riding board but very chunky and not refined like the Lo Pro different shapers. Engle-Apex from California Chizza-Lo Pro from Torquay near Bells. Never surfed Californian waves but they look pretty rolly so thinking the Apex has more volume and chunk to suit those waves. Please correct me if am wrong. Chizza's boards shaped for Southern Ocean powered waves. I know there is cross over but I find the Lo Pro can handle bigger more solid waves than the Apex with so much more sensitivity in feed back through your feet and ankles which I found the Apex didnt have. Mind you I am surfing the Poly version which Chizza prefers. Click to expand... In my limited opinion, that sounds about right to me. But I guess the shaper would be happy to shape a board any way the rider wants. CJ has the advantage of calling on two super talented shapers who as you've pointed out have extensive experience shaping boards for specific wave types. Chizza could probably shape one of the worlds best soft wave logs and Ryan an amazing super power hp board for the meanest of North Shore days, but their talents find their groove shaping boards for conditions where the majority of their market live and surf. What's your main board now? |
| 329450 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 70 | RockyIsland | Nov 8, 2024 | 2024-11-07T22:05:57-0500 | Lo Pro at the Mo |
| 329463 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 71 | voodoodaddy | Nov 8, 2024 | 2024-11-08T08:39:29-0500 | voodoodaddy said: Raise your hand if you want to see what a flying diamond fin to the face looks lik Click to expand... voodoodaddy said: Raise your hand if you want to see what a flying diamond fin to the face looks like Click to expand... Post in thread 'Surfing Injuries: Share your pain' [link removed] |
| 329865 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 72 | Old Dude | Nov 14, 2024 | 2024-11-14T03:21:13-0500 | Surfer family said: After reading and watching the supposed rave reviews of the SLP, I was initially a bit sceptical (especially the "best surfing of my life" that comes up each season), …but I think the hype is for good reason in this case. It really is a good all round high performance board that does everything it's made out to do. And a whole lot more under the feet of someone more talented than me. It's shares a number of similarities to the Apex yet it's way lighter, less volume where it counts, thin knifey rails all round and much nicer colour too. It even nose rides more easily than the Apex and for me, my body weight (80kg) and limited skill, the SLP turns better and is so much faster too. My only negative is that it's probably best for waves about waist high upwards but I often log in weaker waves knee to thigh high. So not the board's fault at all. From waist high upwards, I have a 9'3 Beach Pig by Primal in custom epoxy with carbon and innegra rods. Similar to the Paragon but with concaves and not rolled vee. Click to expand... Interestingly I feel more or less the same with my wooden clones. |
| 330169 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 73 | Surfer family | Nov 18, 2024 | 2024-11-18T03:25:53-0500 | Old Dude said: Interestingly I feel more or less the same with my wooden clones. Click to expand... Wow what a stunning piece of work! Nice one |
| 330252 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 74 | voodoodaddy | Nov 18, 2024 | 2024-11-18T18:37:23-0500 | Krojak said: Edit: "I think you'll want to keep both." This is probably true in my case… they're both just really fun boards to ride. Click to expand... What did you pay for Your SLP |
| 330254 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 75 | Moustache Lou | Nov 19, 2024 | 2024-11-18T19:00:19-0500 | voodoodaddy said: What did you pay for Your SLP Click to expand... I believe it was $1430 at Modern Beach Supply. |
| 330292 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 76 | PhilD | Nov 19, 2024 | 2024-11-19T09:56:13-0500 | Hey so I pulled the trigger a few month's back on a 9'6" SLP TB Black to replace my 9'5" (2 7/8") pintail fine swine. I wanted the silver for the weight during windy days and I went with the 9'6" over the 9'9" because of East Coast dumpier / steeper waves and I have a 9'8" Bing Continental that is my nose riding Cadillac. Alas only the black was available at the time and I said screw it bc I wanted something that was lively for the days it goes about waist high outside of my continental size range. Short answer: It delivered. I'm 190lbs 5'11" and if you're in the pocket it locks in nicely. You'll feel the lift and everything. It will drop out if your get ahead of the pocket so you'll have to nose ride in the appropriate section of the wave but when you're there you'll feel it lift nicely. Therefor it nose rides in a traditional feel which is great. My fine swine didn't have edge in the tail just foiled out rails and having the little bit of edge in the tail / flip does help you draw out the turn. It's wider than my fine swine in the back half and its 1/4" thicker as well. The only thing I had a difficult time getting used to was the weight and feel in the water of the black construction (or any TB construction for that matter). I am so used to poly that the buoyancy and firm characteristics threw me a little. The responsiveness makes up for it though. I had a larry allison 9.75" volan flex type fin in it and it was good but didn't want to hold quite as well for noseriding. So I put my 10'5" powerflex in it and that extra upright design and little more size holds it in the nose ride better that anything more raked out unless you are smaller in stature than me without comprimising in turning. I can stay on the tip for a lonnnng time on my continental and have a wider range of the wave to stay perched on the nose, but like all big sidwalk noseriders it has a speed governer and faster steeper waves become not as fun. pulling this into that wave type and size it will mak… |
| 330383 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 77 | Surfer family | Nov 20, 2024 | 2024-11-20T12:35:35-0500 | PhilD said: Hey so I pulled the trigger a few month's back on a 9'6" SLP TB Black to replace my 9'5" (2 7/8") pintail fine swine. I wanted the silver for the weight during windy days and I went with the 9'6" over the 9'9" because of East Coast dumpier / steeper waves and I have a 9'8" Bing Continental that is my nose riding Cadillac. Alas only the black was available at the time and I said screw it bc I wanted something that was lively for the days it goes about waist high outside of my continental size range. Short answer: It delivered. I'm 190lbs 5'11" and if you're in the pocket it locks in nicely. You'll feel the lift and everything. It will drop out if your get ahead of the pocket so you'll have to nose ride in the appropriate section of the wave but when you're there you'll feel it lift nicely. Therefor it nose rides in a traditional feel which is great. My fine swine didn't have edge in the tail just foiled out rails and having the little bit of edge in the tail / flip does help you draw out the turn. It's wider than my fine swine in the back half and its 1/4" thicker as well. The only thing I had a difficult time getting used to was the weight and feel in the water of the black construction (or any TB construction for that matter). I am so used to poly that the buoyancy and firm characteristics threw me a little. The responsiveness makes up for it though. I had a larry allison 9.75" volan flex type fin in it and it was good but didn't want to hold quite as well for noseriding. So I put my 10'5" powerflex in it and that extra upright design and little more size holds it in the nose ride better that anything more raked out unless you are smaller in stature than me without comprimising in turning. I can stay on the tip for a lonnnng time on my continental and have a wider range of the wave to stay perched on the nose, but like all big sidwalk noseriders it has a speed governer and faster steeper waves become not as fun. pulling this into tha… |
| 330980 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 78 | RockyIsland | Nov 27, 2024 | 2024-11-27T04:10:46-0500 | |
| 330991 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 79 | voodoodaddy | Nov 27, 2024 | 2024-11-27T08:54:46-0500 | Man I want one. Hopefully they run a sale or I can get one used. Bought too many boards in 2024 |
| 330996 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 80 | Moustache Lou | Nov 27, 2024 | 2024-11-27T09:36:42-0500 | RockyIsland said: Click to expand... Great review! Either I'm slightly better than I give myself credit for (highly unlikely) or it's a bit more 'user friendly' than he gives it credit for, but I find it to be very easy to ride and have a lot of fun on. |
| 331038 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 81 | Surfer family | Nov 27, 2024 | 2024-11-27T13:36:21-0500 | I’m way down the other end of the skill spectrum, …advanced beginner/low end intermediate. I only surfed the 9’6 for a day but it was a full day with thigh to waist high soft waves. The board was so easy to ride. Paddled in super easy, bottom turns intuitively like it was on autopilot, trims super fast and cut back effortlessly. Several nose rides I had were stable as and was easy to make micro adjustments while on the nose. Everything you’d hope for and expect from a modern log. But what I didn’t expect was that when powered up, the board felt like a performance longboard with double concaves and got up to warp speed so easily and then carved turns as if everything in it’s design was sacrificed for turning. I can’t imagine someone having this board ever being disappointed. Fin selection will play a big part in its feel. I can’t help thinking that a little more rake and flex might release the board’s potential. The 10” powerflex for me at least, was a bit too upright and stiff. I’m not an advanced surfer but I reckon you can see it in the way CJ surfs, if his fin was a little more raked his turns would be a tad more drawn out and even more powerful. If you can get your hands on one go for it! |
| 331044 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 82 | RockyIsland | Nov 27, 2024 | 2024-11-27T15:44:34-0500 | Interesting that he said Harley Ingleby and him agree that the TB black though lighter, goes better in the wind due to its oscillation. |
| 331055 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 83 | fluidworks | Nov 28, 2024 | 2024-11-27T19:54:21-0500 | RockyIsland said: Click to expand... That big deep water wave looked super fun. Not the kind of wave I'd imagine that board working particularly well on but the proof is in the pudding. |
| 331059 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 84 | Moustache Lou | Nov 28, 2024 | 2024-11-27T20:17:16-0500 | fluidworks said: That big deep water wave looked super fun. Not the kind of wave I'd imagine that board working particularly well on but the proof apparently is in the pudding. Click to expand... Looked SUPER fun….. |
| 331144 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 85 | Rask | Nov 29, 2024 | 2024-11-29T07:45:28-0500 | voodoodaddy said: My sprout felt so much heavier. I love the feel of silver thunderbolt. But I really want lighter boards since my accident. I had a 9'2 spout hit the sandbar and come flying back in my face full speed. 3 surgeries later I'm still recovering and surfing. My parallax feels much lighter. I never weighed them though. I sold my sprout to some photographer that CJ Nelson follows. I didn't want to get on it again. Definitely eyeing a SLP for 2025-26 Click to expand... I thought my sprout was light weight compared to Mr toots noserider felt like 50lbs Omg try taking that out to a far paddle it kills the shoulders Prince Kuhio is lighter than sprout. Would be a good selling point for shapers to list approximate or actual dry weight on specs. I think it's important to some |
| 331145 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 86 | Rask | Nov 29, 2024 | 2024-11-29T07:52:08-0500 | RockyIsland said: Click to expand... They make it look easy and fun I wonder where that is. Also damn another board to put on the list |
| 336050 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 87 | voodoodaddy | Jan 23, 2025 | 2025-01-23T13:19:16-0500 | My local shop had a deal on one and I pulled the trigger today. Hopefully we will get some waves this weekend. |
| 336052 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 88 | Surfer family | Jan 23, 2025 | 2025-01-23T13:36:04-0500 | voodoodaddy said: My local shop had a deal on one and I pulled the trigger today. Hopefully we will get some waves this weekend. Click to expand... Look forward to hearing how you go |
| 336094 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 89 | Cbadboardhound | Jan 23, 2025 | 2025-01-23T17:40:52-0500 | Rask said: They make it look easy and fun I wonder where that is. Also damn another board to put on the list Click to expand... I tried a poly prototype and it freaking rips like a hi pro. Sooo drivey and loose but still able to get on the nose. Funny enough CJ still rides polys for almost all of his |
| 336101 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 90 | voodoodaddy | Jan 23, 2025 | 2025-01-23T18:32:12-0500 | Here's me with my new slasher |
| 336102 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 91 | Moustache Lou | Jan 23, 2025 | 2025-01-23T18:44:46-0500 | voodoodaddy said: Here's me with my new slasher Click to expand... That board looks SIIIIIIIIIIIICK…… |
| 336122 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 92 | Cbadboardhound | Jan 24, 2025 | 2025-01-23T21:07:10-0500 | Helluva deal for anyone looking at a low pro [link removed] |
| 336131 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 93 | Moustache Lou | Jan 24, 2025 | 2025-01-23T22:09:40-0500 | Cbadboardhound said: Helluva deal for anyone looking at a low pro [link removed] Click to expand... I'd be tempted if I didn't already have an SLP. It really is a great board. |
| 336161 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 94 | JaM | Jan 24, 2025 | 2025-01-24T02:19:50-0500 | voodoodaddy said: Here's me with my new slasher Click to expand... 9'9? Thunderbolt black? Look forward to hearing your thoughts! |
| 336164 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 95 | Surfer family | Jan 24, 2025 | 2025-01-24T03:50:01-0500 | voodoodaddy said: Here's me with my new slasher Click to expand... Awesome looking board! Got a pic of the other side? |
| 336172 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 96 | voodoodaddy | Jan 24, 2025 | 2025-01-24T08:37:56-0500 | Yeah, I’ll have to upload a picture. This is a 93. I’m pretty short at 56 so I think the size is good for me. |
| 336177 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 97 | voodoodaddy | Jan 24, 2025 | 2025-01-24T08:56:14-0500 | Pretty cool video of my board being made. It's the second one |
| 337532 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 98 | voodoodaddy | Feb 4, 2025 | 2025-02-04T14:49:07-0500 | Finally got this board out in the water after it’s been flat for the last couple weeks. Although the waves are pretty soft, I got some nice ones. I feel like the tail rocker allows you to get into waves a little bit later than a board like the parallax. And the damn thing just levitates. |
| 337572 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 99 | voodoodaddy | Feb 5, 2025 | 2025-02-04T20:13:40-0500 | What fin set up are you slashers using? I got a 9’3 and riding a 9.5 inch involvement fin. |
| 337575 | 17470 | New CJ model - Slasher Low Pro | 100 | Moustache Lou | Feb 5, 2025 | 2025-02-04T20:45:08-0500 | voodoodaddy said: What fin set up are you slashers using? I got a 9'3 and riding a 9.5 inch involvement fin. Click to expand... I have a 9-6 and using a 10" Flying Diamonds Power Flex. |
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