The Cardiff Sessions

[SlatchJim]

That was a great "off the lip" sequence.  I wonder if you couldn't crop it down and animate it for a really cool Avatar?  I suck at stuff like that or I'd try myself.

[14 West]

Sweet! That wave behind it looks awfully close.

Looks like your are on the 8'.... No love for the 7'7" anymore? I sold mine so now it's a 2012 or 2014 7'7" quiver.

[Cardiff Sweeper]

Some footage from last year...




JL had a demo day. I tried out their "kids" model. Fun board.



*I am NOT affiliated in any manner with Jimmy Lewis surfboards or standup boards. 

[supthecreek]

Nice paddle transfers.... fast! I'm too lazy to change for quick back to back turns... and my turns suffer. I have to try harder

You weren't on your little starby last year? That Flyweight looks pretty big in comparison.

[headmount]

What blew my mind was the quickness of the paddling 360 you did before catching the first wave.  Looking good pal.

[stoneaxe]

Great pics all around.

[Cardiff Sweeper]

Thanks again to supdiscobay for taking these photos.   

[14 West]

You should turn that into an animated gif!

[Cardiff Sweeper]

Cool, it works!     

[supdiscobay]

That is great CS!!!!
Now how do we it?

[supthecreek]

Noice!

[Cardiff Sweeper]

Thanks guys!

I used Photoshop. Which to me, is a difficult program to learn. I Googled how to do it.

Or, do you mean...how to turn? :p

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[Cardiff Sweeper]

Trunking it in February.

From this morning:




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[covesurfer]

Very nice!

[lopezwill]

That is such a nice cut back and paddle gouge!

  I try to do those weak side paddle turn cutbacks (or whatever they are called?) whenever I can.  I'm really surprised more sup surfers don't do those kind of turns.  It seems to pull the board around faster without loosing speed.  Plus it looks really cool