9' CMLB Raw

I buckled 2 of these boards in small surf, one in 2 spots. Although fun to ride and light, at $1800 a board, I am not sure I can afford it. Hobie says that buckles are uncommon. I think I will move on. Pros Pretty fun Cons Buckle easy Usage Surf

This is a great SUP for riding waves. It's extremely light in weight and is very easy to turn. Has a single center fin box with fin and two Future side fins. It came without a padding top so I had to buy that separately. The unidirectional Carbon Cloth Stringers really give this board a sharp look. I'm 5'10", 200lbs and have no problems riding this board. It's not the best for touring because it's smaller but perfect for surfing. It took me some time to get used to because of the size it's more difficult to balance then the longer SUPs I had been used to. I'm 5'10", 200lbs and have no problems riding this board. It's not the best for touring because it's smaller. It took me some time to get used to because of the size it's more difficult to balance then the longer SUPs I had been used to. Pros I love how light this board is and how easy it has been to catch waves. I can really get this SUP moving, and turn it with ease. Cons Doesn’t come with padding so I had to buy it separately. I had to custom cut the hole for the hand hold in the middle. Usage I use this board to surf waist to head high waves and it’s a blast.