Pam's New Fish
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Pam Burridge
By Pam Burridge
Published on 11/2/2008
There's nothing like a brand new board with a super killer graphic to get you stoked. Check out Pam's nerw fish. Not so subtle!
There's nothing like a brand new board with a super killer graphic to get you stoked. Check out Pam's nerw fish. Not so subtle!
It has some sheer fabric under the deck glass and a bight orange and pink spray on the rails and bottom. Kind of got the vibe for a striking colour scheme after seeing Phil George's BORDERLANDS exhibition at Casula Powerhouse. (See article on this site soon site).
Enough of the colour talk now, the board goes great too. It is only a small fish 5'8" x 19" x 2 1/4" made from a surfboard blank and has a standard thruster setup. Pam rode it with FCS YU fins right away and only took a couple of waves to get used to the looseness and tail width. As with all boards the go is to try fin combinations to get it tuned to it's peak performance. Start with your usual preference and go from there. Pam uses YU's in all her boards so we start there.
It has some sheer fabric under the deck glass and a bight orange and pink spray on the rails and bottom. Kind of got the vibe for a striking colour scheme after seeing Phil George's BORDERLANDS exhibition at Casula Powerhouse. (See article on this site soon site).
Enough of the colour talk now, the board goes great too. It is only a small fish 5'8" x 19" x 2 1/4" made from a surfboard blank and has a standard thruster setup. Pam rode it with FCS YU fins right away and only took a couple of waves to get used to the looseness and tail width. As with all boards the go is to try fin combinations to get it tuned to it's peak performance. Start with your usual preference and go from there. Pam uses YU's in all her boards so we start there.