Actually the difference between the earl 10-6 and the 13-9 Dragon board is clear, but it's nice to know that they can be recognised as having the same pedigree.






topher wrote:roy did you surf past yourself in that last vid or is that you stunt double or perhaps your twin ....
That profile bears no resemblance to a Phil Edwards curve at all...........Roy Stuart wrote:GD from the surfermag forum did a comparison between a 60's Phil Edwards longboard and the Dragon board rocker, He said "Colour me a little surprised"
My rockers were developed without reference to any other longboards, so it is interesting to see how they compare.
There's a bigger image on the blog.
http://www.roystuart.biz/2013/01/rocker-comparison-phil-edwards-and-roy.html
The Decorator wrote:
If any one of your sons was gifted an xcel wetsuit and a channel islands thruster would you let them surf them?
Roy Stuart wrote:The profile doesn't but the rocker is almost identical.
No one suggested that the profile is similar.
Philshoz wrote:Roy Stuart wrote:The boards are available if they want to use them, that's all.
They must be strong little tykes Mr Stuart/Stewart/Stuuard.....whatever your name is...
Roy Stuart wrote:
Joseph (24) is 6'1"
Patrick (23) is 6'
James (21) is 6'3"
Tristan (16) is 6'4"
Victor, Andrew and Robin
topher wrote:Hope you apologized to the guy you dropped in on !!
Roy Stuart wrote:Looked to me like he was still riding after you pulled off Roy.
Poo Stance wrote:just yanking yer chain Roy![]()
I like watching you surf, it's different to the 'norm'. The board looks fun and rather nimble for it's size. Do people ever ask to have a go on your boards? Would love to see footage of other folk riding them, give me an idea of how I may fair if ever given the chance.
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