VBM - 7'6 x 21 1/2 x 3
VEE BOTTOM MIDDY
VBM - 7'6 x 21 1/2 x 3
2+1 fin set up (10.5" fin box with FCS fusion sides)
Volan glassing with ice blue tint
USblanks green density foam
Tapered Cedar stringer
Gloss & Polish finish
VEE BOTTOM MIDDY - VBM
AS THE NAME SUGGESTS A VEE BOTTOM, MEDIUM RAILS, AND FLAT. SOME WOULD SAY A LOGGERS SHORTBOARD, OTHERS A SHORTBOARDERS LONGBOARD - ALL I KNOW IS I RATE THIS AS MY BEST ALL ROUNDER MID SIZE BOARD, IF I WAS TOO HAVE A 1 BOARD QUIVER TO BE STUCK ON A DESERT ISLAND WITH, THIS WOULD BE THE ONE... AVAILABLE IN A RANGE OF TAIL SHAPES AND FIN CONFIGURATIONS AVAILABLE FROM 6’4 - 9'6
- A wider nose template, wide point slightly forward and with a pulled in tail provides a contrast between great trim and glide for novice surfers looking for something fun too ride, the flatness and pulled in tail also make for a great tube rider for higher level surfers looking for something a little different, so theres something for everyone in the VBM, this versatility keeps it as a stable model within the BOS range.
Fin Wise: The VBM can be ridden in a bunch of different fin configurations, 90% of the time i make them as 2+1 set up, to be ridden as a single fin or a 2+1..
AS THE NAME SUGGESTS A VEE BOTTOM, MEDIUM RAILS, AND FLAT. SOME WOULD SAY A LOGGERS SHORTBOARD, OTHERS A SHORTBOARDERS LONGBOARD - ALL I KNOW IS I RATE THIS AS MY BEST ALL ROUNDER MID SIZE BOARD, IF I WAS TOO HAVE A 1 BOARD QUIVER TO BE STUCK ON A DESERT ISLAND WITH, THIS WOULD BE THE ONE... AVAILABLE IN A RANGE OF TAIL SHAPES AND FIN CONFIGURATIONS AVAILABLE FROM 6’4 - 9'6
- A wider nose template, wide point slightly forward and with a pulled in tail provides a contrast between great trim and glide for novice surfers looking for something fun too ride, the flatness and pulled in tail also make for a great tube rider for higher level surfers looking for something a little different, so theres something for everyone in the VBM, this versatility keeps it as a stable model within the BOS range.
Fin Wise: The VBM can be ridden in a bunch of different fin configurations, 90% of the time i make them as 2+1 set up, to be ridden as a single fin or a 2+1..
- As a single fin i would strongly recommend starting with an 8" flex fin positioned 1/3 of the way back in the box, its easy too tweak and fine tune from this fairly neutral positioning.
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