MID 6 FUNBOARD
REVIEWS:
🚀 David took it our for the first time, and it paddles so fast! A super funboard! Check out his review here.
🚀 Kevin (6'2" 195 lbs) got the MID 6 and surfs it at Big Island. He loves how it performs. Check out his review here.
🚀 Surfing His Harley Ingleby MID 6 in an 8-foot Hawaiian Wave 😮🌊. Watch his review here.
🚀 Tiny (6'0" 195 lbs) got the 7'10"" MID 6., he uses a quad setup and loves the board. Watch his review here.
MID 6 FAQ's:
- Since the board is light, will it bounce around in windy and choppy conditions? Most customers are satisfied with the board's performance and don't experience bouncing issues like traditional Epoxy boards.
- Why Thunderbolt's is a unique construction? Thunderbolts offers a lot of flex and twist, making it stand out.
- Thunderbolt was initially created by taking existing board shapes and adding technology to enhance their performance. This resulted in increased strength compared to other boards.
- If you do ding it, just repair like any other EPS board.
Model: HI Mid 6. A performance mid-length that thrives in a wide variety of waves and conditions. Watch the full clip of Harley riding the 7'0" Mid 6.
Ability: Intermediate and advanced longboarders looking for something different to ride when they feel like going shorter.
Type of waves: The Mid 6 thrives in anything from small, lined-up, cruisy points to serious, overhead peaks.
Fin setup: FCSII five-fin setup.
Construction: Thunderbolt Red provides space-age, high-performance flex patterns in a refined fiberglass/EPS build with carbon fiber inlays.
Description: Harley Ingleby is known for his prowess on a longboard, but he also rips on shorter boards. His Mid 6 is built to give the intermediate to expert longboarder the option of dropping down into the mid-length range, with maximum performance built into the board. Whether you are bashing turns or packing barrels, if you enjoy doing so on a board in the seven-foot range, this is the mid-length for you. The five-fin setup provides ultimate flexibility, as riders can opt for either a quad, thruster, or twin-fin setup.
