Sic Maui triton or carve

[supsean]

Anybody use a Sic Maui triton 8’2” or a carve 8’6”? They are on sale on their website and I wondering if anybody has feedback. They look pretty great. Although the carve pin tail might not be so good for the northeast beach breaks that I frequent.

[gone_foiling]

Never seen one in person. JL also runs 50% off on some boards http://jimmylewis.com/50th-anniversary-sale/ I got supertech 8.8 for FL waves. On the truck for delivery tomorrow. Crazy price 

[supnorte]

I had the Triton 8'2 and did a couple of sessions on the Carve 8'6. I weight around 72 kg and now I'm surfing with a 85 liters board (and dropping to 78 soon).
I really like the Triton but it had way to much volume for me (I'm the SIC Maui distributor for Portugal). It's a performance board, fast and great for tight turns and the construction is solid (compared to the Carve you'll get more on the constrution on the Triton).

[supsean]

Never seen one in person. JL also runs 50% off on some boards http://jimmylewis.com/50th-anniversary-sale/ I got supertech 8.8 for FL waves. On the truck for delivery tomorrow. Crazy price 

Wow. Surf tech looks like a lot of board for me. Maybe the Kwad or the World Wide might fit in with my mushy northeast waves.

[supsean]

I had the Triton 8'2 and did a couple of sessions on the Carve 8'6. I weight around 72 kg and now I'm surfing with a 85 liters board (and dropping to 78 soon).
I really like the Triton but it had way to much volume for me (I'm the SIC Maui distributor for Portugal). It's a performance board, fast and great for tight turns and the construction is solid (compared to the Carve you'll get more on the constrution on the Triton).

Thanks. I was thinking the same thing about the construction and I read your seabreeze review. The price is almost irresistible on the carve though. I am 85kg, and a solid intermediate, so I was thinking this would be a good step down board. Either the 8'2" or the carve.