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New Surf Project: Funboard
A recommendation by RobotSquid
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Ranging from 6'8" to 7'10" New Surf Project has some very well reviewed boards. Some of them are a bit on the heavy side, but they have good construction and variety. (via New Surf Project)
Updated Mar 26, 2008
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