Your board Knee high - 2' Overhead

[southwesterly]

  SHOW US YOUR TINY LITTLE DIMENSIONS!

  Sorry, 9'6" x 32" here.
  It surfs everything from 2 feet to 2 feet overhead.
  ... and I can roam and surf cross country style on it too.

[Tom]

My SUP is a 9'1" X 29 PlusOne custom. It was really designed for larger waves, up to DOH, but since its my one and only boar, I surf it in everything. I've got a 9'10" x 30 being built for the summer which should be good for smaller waves and cruising from break to break.

[supdiscobay]

Just the 9'6" Blair, for surf.  At 200 lbs wet and a year on the Blair, I am ready to go smaller.  It is a great cruiser board though.  I paddle it in flatwater with my wife at home and then we take them to Santa Cruz for waves.  No problem paddling a mile or two to avoid crowds.  Anything over  2ft OH gets shakey.  Dropped in on a couple of bombs at middle peak steamers and realized very quickly I wanted smaller.  But it does catch everything and is a lot of fun when the waves are typical chest to head.

[TonyGring]

8'2" by 26.5 by 3 7/8 close clustered quad, stringerless Mach Bobby Roger if A frames.

8'2" by 25 by 4 1/8 Corran Addison Mach 1 stadard quad if reef, or low tide and quick.

7'3" by 28.5 by 4 Corran Addison TimSUP, if my legs are tired, or if there are mush burgers.

SL

How much do you weigh ?

Thanks for the replies ( including weight )   so far !

Tony,

6'1" 193... Working my way back down to 185.

At 185, these boards are cake. At 195, not so much. 

SL

I'm convinced I need to have a smaller board in the quiver after seeing what you guys are riding and your weight. My 9'2'' JL Stun Gun is a little big for me but performs heaps better than my old 2nd gen PSH 9'2'' Ripper.  I'm 155.  Other than the occasional flat water cruise with my wife, I am always surfing my SUP.  Entering 7th year of it. Don't prone surf anymore but want as much performance as I can get for surfing my SUP.  Thanks again for the replies.