Overall Rating: 6.24/10
Surftech Robert August - What I Ride
Specs
| TYPE: | Longboards |
| SIZE: | Length: 8' 4" to 10' 0" Width: 22.88" to 23.50" Thickness: 3" to 3.38" |
| MATERIAL: | Sandwich Construction |
| TAIL: | Square |
| FIN: | Tri Fin |
| SKILL LEVEL: |  Beginner - Advanced |
| FEATURES: | Technology: Tuflite |
| RETAIL PRICE: | $0.00 |
| USED PRICE: | $0.00 - $0.00 |
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Surftech Robert August - What I Ride
Manufacturer Description
WHAT I RIDE - It makes sense to ride a board that maximizes your fun regardless of the conditions. "What I Ride" utilizes a 60/40 rail configuration which, in combination with a nifty tear drop concave conveniently placed under the 18" wide nose, greatly enhances your style of nose riding.
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11 Comments
8/10
By on 2009-08-21
Great board, but not long enough for the lower waves to do noseriding.
8/10
By bobgalveston on 2011-07-24
Tried the WIR 9 ft woodtone yesterday for awhile. great board felt very stable and was easy to manuever. little on the heavy side but not bad. great looking board.
9/10
By Jeanette on 2011-01-22
Amazed and suprised at the maneuverability of this board. Catches everything and allows me to noseride with ease!!!
6/10
By on 0000-00-00
Nose dips frequently on take off with current board-- real pain.Is this me, or do I need more volume somewhere\//
7.5/10
By mike on 0000-00-00
thinking an 8'6" - 9' Rusty Moby Fish
8/10
By on 0000-00-00
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10/10
By joe on 2010-06-24
best board I've ever owned.
6.5/10
By wavewalker on 2012-04-04
The WIR reviews here are an excellent example of how bogus this rating system is. The statements are very contradictory, except for the few which are accurate ......and how would you know if you haven't ridin one. However, anyone who rates the WIR as the #3 board in it's class.had better change the class name from "Longboards' to something else.
6/10
By jsin on 2011-05-18
I have a 9 ft WIR. Horrible first longboard. Difficult to get into position and turn...and everything else. Extremely hard glass and extremely dangerous if it hits you...anywhere. Would never take this thing out in anything over 1 foot clean groundswell. Tuflites are notoriously slow.
9/10
By tazz on 2011-05-19
This is a great board to start out with. I bought one 14 years ago and still enjoy taking it out there. The board floats well and is easy to paddle and stable. The extra little 3" kick in the nose helps to keep the novice from pearling and get into more waves. I'll buy another one of these boards in a heartbeat.
2/10
By Doug on 0000-00-00
Looking for an easy paddling board for smaller waves & offshore wind.