Overall Rating: 6.22/10
Stewart Hydro Hull
Specs
| TYPE: | Longboards |
| SIZE: | Length: 8' 6" to 10' 0" Width: 22.75" to 23.50" Thickness: 2.75" to 3.375" |
| MATERIAL: | PU,Sandwich Construction |
| TAIL: | Squash |
| FIN: | 2+1 Fin |
| SKILL LEVEL: |  Beginner - Advanced |
| FEATURES: | |
| RETAIL PRICE: | $0.00 |
| USED PRICE: | $0.00 - $0.00 |
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Stewart Hydro Hull
Manufacturer Description
The Hydro Hull by Stewart Surfboards is the surfboard that always delivers. A jack of all trades if you will. Their number one seller worldwide , the Hydro Hull has a modern trim rocker and a single to double concave bottom. These features are complimented by a beveled entry rail, which provides forgiveness with high performance. The Hydro Hull is an all purpose board for any level of surfing ability.
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7 Comments
7/10
By on 0000-00-00
looking possibly for something little shorter/ considering funboard. my hydro hull was my first board, 9'6", 3.2" thick. it is difficult on steeper pitchier days because of its size.
6.5/10
By Jeff Kuchen on 0000-00-00
looking for first shortboard to ride steeper, faster waves at newport and trestles.
8/10
By Jim on 0000-00-00
looking for something 10'6"
6/10
By Joe White on 0000-00-00
easy to ride but hard to turn on the waves
8/10
By Bode on 2012-06-12
Best all-round 9'mal I've ever ridden. Have had mine for 25 years and ridden it from 1' to 10'. Unstoppable on nice clean waves.
7/10
By Carlos on 0000-00-00
Looking for something that will float me but allow me to take off on steeper/faster waves and get down the line
9.5/10
By DK in NorCal on 2012-09-18
I've got a 9'6" Hydro Hull. Thicker than my LSP, and it has a ton of nose rocker for late drops in heavy beach breaks. It's a great paddler, a little sluggish compared to wing swallows and wing pins in the face, but you can noseride it if you're a lightweight guy. It's just a solid board that covers a lot of bases. If you could only own one board for all conditions, this would be a great board for you. I own a ton of boards, but surf mine regularly.