Waves have been pumping here on the goldy over the last week, here is Cory, a Yamba native but now Tugun local getting all high on a Dyno-cork at the ally.
Cheers Roo for the pic.
Cory getting high
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Asher Pacey test’s the Dynocre Racing Mullet for Waves magazine
We sent Asher a 5’6 x 19 1/4 x 2 1/4 Racing Mullet dynocore with 25 litres for him to ride around Indo for the Waves board test.
As you can see he its ripping on the thing in all conditions, from 2 foot sloppy ones to 5 foot reef wedges.
Th Racing Mullet our most popular and most versatile short board, and works even better in the Dynocore construction. It gives you that spring in and out of turns that he is talking about, you surf faster and with more power because every bit of force you put into the board on a bottom turn or pump down the line you get back from the flex in the board when it springs back.
Its an amazing feeling, so if you haven’t tried it yet make sure you drop into the store and take Asher’s board or one of the other demo boards out for a surf and see for your self.
Asher Pacey rates the Dynocore Racing Mullet
Asher tested the Racing Mullet in Indo recently for the Waves board test, here is what he had to say;
This board is epoxy, its really light and got a couple of crazy features. The deck’s scooped out and there’s a slight concave under your front foot. Having no stringer, you can kinda feel it spring you in and out of turns and I think thats definitely a positive thing. My first surf on this board was in kinda small conditions but it was actually really wedgey and punchy, so I could pick up a few things out of that surf. One was that it sprung out of turns really well. It felt really positive and lively and thats normally something I look for in a good, fun short board. I think it would probably be suited to more general beach breaks in Australia, where you wants to get a bit more out of your surf. Its a high performance board, I’ve got no doubts about that, and its got some features that really serve their purpose.
Asher was surfing a 5’6 x 19 1/4 x 2 1/4 Dynocore Racing mullet with 25 liters, its one of our most popular shapes for someone looking for a good all round shortboard. Its a great beach break groveler and lights up when put in good conditions. Combine this with the extra durability, spring and speed you get out of turns from the Dynocore construction and you can see why we cant keep up with the demand for this particular model.
The board Asher rode will be available in store for demo for the next few months, so come and take it for a ride and see for yourself what the hype is all about, once you feel that extra spring from a turn you wont go back to your standard board, guaranteed!
Modern-Vintage x Dynocore
This is the newest creation out of the factory for testing, a Modern-Vintage/Dynocore performance Simmons.
Normally we keep the Dynocore technology for the performance shortboards as the flex and liveliness suits them better, and for the reto boards we stick with the traditional 6oz glass job to give them some weight and feel.
However lately I have been riding a board that I found amongst the pile of Dave’s experimentation’s, a performance quad Mini Simmons that was made a few years ago before the boom of the Simmons and it has blown me away! The Simmons is known as a small wave board but this thing is foiled out and goes best when the waves get big, long and hollow.
So the next step was to recreate this magic performance Simmons in Dynocore to push it even further, and this is what we have come up with. I took it to Straddie yesterday and got a few sucky shoulder high drainers and it did exactly what I wanted it to, getting in early, making speed out of nothing and sitting in the pocket perfectly.
This is a demo so if you want to see how it goes drop into the store, steal it off me and take it for a spin.
Felix Feedback from Mexico
Hey Dave just a quick pic. Board is going amazing. Mexico is awesome. I’ll have to catch up when I get back.Regards
RAF
@diversesurf there is #nolimits to #future #tech the #mph #evolves #hpshortboard #surfing
Dave is at it again cooking up some new shapes and innovations for your enjoyment.
Straight out of the machine, the new Felix with shaped in tail pad, step deck and foot wells!
This is a 4’10 x 18 3/4 x 2 1/8 with 23.4 liters! that means if you are 70kg this is the board for you!
Dynocork in G-Land
Check out some shots we just got sent from a happy customer testing his new Dynocore cork-top DK Quad at the all mighty G-Land.
As you can tell from the smile on his face in shot 3 he is a happy man!
As you can tell from the smile on his face in shot 3 he is a happy man!
The performance and extra flex of Dynocore with the smooth feeling you get from the cork-top mean this board is at home on the beaches of the GC or in pumping Indo slabs.
If you want more info on the new technology and feel you get from these boards get in touch with the guys at the shop today.
If you can surf it we make it
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A collage of a few boards we had laying around…..Diverse by name diverse by nature.
Sarah Solomon island Travel Adventure part3
Heres the 3rd instalment of Sarah Beardmores Adventures on the Solomon Islands at Papatura. the Article is written by Sarah Beardmore and published in the UK Surfgirl magazine. With Photos By Dave Verrall.
Someones New Shooter..
dynocork
now to the Name… the prefix is GM… Grand Master, the General Manager, Greenmount Machine, Go Man… not sure yet..
The Construction is Dynocore Cork. 7’2″x 21 1/2″x 2 7/8″ =48.6 litres.
general manager
