Surfdad or James's old board

[sacnvr2l8]

I know not this is not the right place for sale items but best targeted audience is here so.

I bought one of Surfdads old quiver boards this spring it is a 5'0 walker bullet probably one of james's old boards.

It dark maroon and has green camo traction. The board is in great shape with a few dings and nicks but nothing to affect performance.

Looking to get exactly what i paid 300$ plus shipping costs. I surfed it and just didnt like the feel maybe I had a bit too much beer and turkey over the holidays but just wasnt fast enough down the line for my now 190 frame

Jeff said good for 150 -160 #'ers

No photo's on this puter but if interested i can take a unch and send them out...thanks

[Surfdad]

Hey Scanvr2l8 what size fins did I end up shipping with that? The Bullet is pretty fast, if you can't sell it right away, a fin swap might make it usable for you.

[sacnvr2l8]

I measured from the board to peak 2 3/4 inches for reference my inland yellow and blue are both 3 1/2...Measuring width at widest point or closest to the board about 3 inches for reference again inland boards almost 4 inches...Do you have a larger fin I could trade ? or should I contact walker direct...I really liked the feel rail to rail but I couldnt get in the rope and free surf it was just a tad to slow. for reference my wake is medium 20V with full ballasts and 6 adults i'm about 2in below the rub rail...I can free ride everything else inland yellow, blue, skim, HL broadcast, coax and a 4 ft Old school liquid force dog of a board...I just cant figure out the walker i have to work constantly to keep it in the pocket...I'm 5'7 and vary in weight from 160 - 190 currently at 185 ...

[Surfdad]

Let me check in my fin box, I may have some 4's. They are Future's fins so you can get them online just about everywhere. I have some CRAZY long fins - ummm, like 5+ inches deep. Maybe we should try those, they will make that thing feel like it's on rails but if you get the drive you need, then it's just a matter of sizing down to what allows you to still turn, and still has drive. If those don't work for you, then it's best to throw in the towel.

Send me your add'y again and I'll ship those meat cleavers up to you, ok 'bro?

[sacnvr2l8]

Thanks sending a PM

[Surfdad]

I have to ask...I just got a call from a kid riding a Bullet and he weighs 125 pounds saying that the board was TOO slow...did a little checking and her had the fins reversed - that is the foiled side in towards the stringer.

I'm sure you know better, but I just wanted to check to help narrow down any problems. The FLAT side or CUPPED side of the fins goes inside the foiled or rounded side goes out towards the rails.

[sacnvr2l8]

yes sir...installed correct...I actually had to double check but they are right