Hi,
I am a beginner surfer, and I am hooked. I just recently moved to Beach blvd and am stoked to see that there are surfable waves at the bridge. I have been watching the classifieds for a board but there isnt much action. So I had a look at Silent Sports web site. I was curious if any of you have a recommendation for a first board purchase.
Here is the SS line up
http://www.silentsports.com/store/category/9/102/Surfboards/

I am 5'10" and about 185 pounds.

Thanks for reading.

hey scott

i've got a board i'd like to sell. e-mail me and i'll send you some pics. vradic_lizama@hotmail.com

Hey Scott,
How is the bridge looking today? Anything ridable out there? the buoy is reading 1.6' but if you have a visual, that would be great. thanks

hey,
i live on the beach strip too.
where about are you?

Hey Devin,

I live down near the Dynes. On the water side. Where are you?

didnt look so good out there today Geoff, sorry for the late reply. I went by at about 4:30 and it was pretty much flat.

I my friend also live on beach Blvd. and am stocked to see some more beach residents getting there groove on. Well I just got back from a 2 week trip to the O.B.X the surf was small but fun anyway I have a few boards if your interested E-Mail me.

It's been a long day drove for 8 hours then worked fo six (STOKED!!!!!)

Go for a longer wider board that's nice and stable. You'll want to have something that will let you ride a variety of mushburger waves out there and have fun. I've ridden my old Hansen for years on a variety of waves in Tofino and it does just fine.

A Bic might be a good pick as a first board around here because it will survive alot more that your standard glass job out there and you won't look like you've been bumping rocks at Sombrios.

Good luck.

Steve Drews