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Learn info on Skimboard Kitesurf here

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I was really disappointed with the board. It wasn’t cut evenly on each side, it’s no where near symmetrical. There are ridges on the bottom that catch, making it ineffective for sand sliding, and the bottom is only coated in a cheap wood varnish which scratches and flakes away ridiculously easily. I actually had to sand the whole bottom down to get rid of the original coating and ridges, and put two good coats of surfboard resin on it to make it reasonably functional.

I bought it new, and it still came with chips along the edges and a flaking paint job that looks like it was done by a leaking silk screen.

Fork over a few extra bucks and get a nicer board, you’ll end up paying more to make this one usable anyway.

What Skimboard should I get for deeper water skimboarding?
I have Skimboarded up in nor cal and I’m alright. I want to get a better Skimboard Kitesurf board then a homemade wood board. I want to be able to get into deeper water and not sink and be able to ride more. What type of board should get that wont break the bank?P.S If you know any more spots to skim board that our good in NorCal that’d be great too.
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Tagged as: Chips, Coats, Flaking Paint, Keyword, Kitesurf, Paint Job, Resin, Scratches, Silk Screen, Wood Varnish

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