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Where to get board?

pbuckland05 · 2010-02-20 14:40:07

Im looking to get a new board I was looking at Shallow reef but as far as I know they a Chinese and crap and ideas where would be best to pick one up?

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20-02-2010 3:40pm

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pbuckland05

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Im looking to get a new board I was looking at Shallow reef but as far as I know they a Chinese and crap and ideas where would be best to pick one up?

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#2 20-02-2010 4:11pm
xxyyzz

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You could do a lot worse than buy one from a local shaper. They will make you a far superior board than any of the plastic things you see on the shop racks. Talk to the shaper and be honest about your ability and they will make you a board that you will cherish.

In Kerry - Alan O'Riordan http://www.aorsurfboards.com/blog/
In Lahinch - Ian Johnson http://cequential.tripod.com/
In Cork/Limerick - Paul Smith http://www.glidesurfboards.net/

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#3 20-02-2010 6:19pm
TheBigLebowski

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http://www.donedeal.ie/for-sale/watersports/1153540

All boards are Hand Shaped by Elton Fursman

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#4 20-02-2010 6:42pm
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In Bundoran - Mark McGuire http://www.powersourcesurfboards.com/

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