I rode it this morning, waves were high-tidy with wind on it, but fun enough. It’s really unique riding Skip’s rails. They hook up and trim high. They are not forgiving though and don’t allow for errors. This board is super fast and connected sections all the way to the beach.
This is an interesting board because as a tri-fin you can square off the bottom and head for the lip, but what to do when you get there? I actually did end up going almost vertical on one wave, you have to coast and slide back down. It does a nice craving roundhouse cutback if you use the swing weight properly.
But these boards aren’t for lippers goshdarnit, they are about speed, trim and flow.
6’10” x 21 1/2″ wide x 3″ thick.
Skip Frye Moon Egg
I think I might have handsanded this board for Kenny back in the 80s when I first started working at Moonlight. Marko the glosser would always reject my handsands and make me red-do the foil on the fins before he would gloss them. I think I made about a $1 hour the first summer I worked at the factory.
J.P.
Anonymous
November 11, 2010I don’t think I need to demo one, put me on order for a new one to be shaped immediately!
richcorbin
November 11, 2010yes i do
Craigg
November 11, 2010Wow JP,
your a brave man to loan out your Skip!
maybe we could swap skips and give both of them a try?
Anonymous
November 11, 2010Very cool…the only surf shop in the world where you can Flye Frye on the demo plan.
-Uncle Mace
Anonymous
November 11, 2010I’d say there will be alot of “renewals” on that library offering and some late fees collected, too. Keep it in the classics section with the other greatest “writers” of history.