It's almost over whelming how many options are out there for surf boards. I'd say that I'm surf style too, and pretty aggressive.

I'll say it again, I really like the CWB RAZR. When I occasionally ride the Broadcast, it just feels a little slow and unresponsive to me now. I think it's a great board to learn and progress on, but there comes a time when you're looking to do a little more. The Razr, to me, was a couple steps up. It's a faster board, and you can really dig-in and slaysh the wave aggressively. There have been many people riding this board on my boat that have had the board just slip out from under them because they weren't expecting the speed of the board.


Inland Surfer came out with a new board this year called the Squirt, that looks to be a very good board. While I haven't seen it in person, or ridden it, the specs look to be very similar to the Razr. The main difference, to me, is the fact the Razr is made a little more like a traditional surfboard with a more progressive edge because it's a hand shaped surf core board. While the Squirt has a compression edge that'll be more like a wakeboard edge.


The progressive edge will hold the board to the wave without creating drag. The compression is probably a little more durable, but, may be a little more like the edge of a broadcast. I'd say the Squirt is a step up from the Broadcast, and the Razr is a couple steps up. I surfed the Razr until I was ready to pickup a Walker board, if that means anything.

There are some other great boards from Inland that I'd love to ride. The Swallow looks to be a good board, although, I think it'd be a little too long and not as fast as I'd like. There's also the Sweet Spot that looks to be a very fast and responsive board. I was actually torn between the Sweet and the Walker board last summer when I was ordering a new board.

There's a new board out this summer that I was looking at last week at the dealer. Seems to be a good surf style board, although, the price point wasn't impressive. The name will come to me, I don't recall right now.

What's the weight range of your riders, and how aggressive are you?