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hi, i am looking at getting an mtfa. Wondering what size board would suit me. Im 6’3 and 195, and 32yrs old advanced surfer. I was thinking that something like a 6’0 x 20x 2 5/16 would be the go. your thoughts? I usually ride a 6’0 x 19 3/4 x 2 5/16 Fred ruble type board and my short board is 6’3 x 19 3/8 x2 5/16. can you also tell me the nose width of a 6’0 mtfa. i know that there are no volumes for this board but if you were to guess it what would they be for a stock 6’0 and 5’11. thanks
Ben,
We estimate volume on a 6’0 x 20x 2 5/16 MTF to be 31L.
You may consider going a little wider
Cheers CI
Hey there CI,
Looking to purchase my first Fred Rubble. I’m a little over 5’10″ and weigh 175lbs. I am an intermediate to advanced and am hung up between the 5’11″ Rubble and the 6’0. Any advice? I would like to think that I will keep improving and don’t want to be held back at all by a bigger board. Even if I have my head in the clouds thinking I’m only a few turns away from soaring through the air, would I find the 6’0″ x 19 x 2 3/8 a bit too floaty for higher performance surfing? And/or would the 5’11 x 19 x 2 5/16″ be a bit on the small side leading to frustration? Any and all thoughts would help tons. Thanks!
Barclay,
Have you tried this board chooser function?
http://cisurfboards.com/suggested_boards.php
Given your weight, you should consider the 6’0″ or a 5’11″ thats a little wider/thicker.
Cheers CI
Thanks CI. Already ordered the 6’0″. Happy Holidays!