Cant drop the rope with upgraded 1140s

[jason1973]

You don't need that much weight for a surfable wave. You need that much for the biggest, best wave you can get.

i am glad you posted this... because with as much weight as jcredible is using i could never do.. you couldn't walk in the boat. It would just be water everywhere. For me i am starting out with the 750's in the rear, 600 under the seat and 500 in the bow.

if that doesn't work, they i bought the wrong boat.

[Shoebox]

i am glad you posted this... because with as much weight as jcredible is using i could never do.. you couldn't walk in the boat. It would just be water everywhere. For me i am starting out with the 750's in the rear, 600 under the seat and 500 in the bow.

if that doesn't work, they i bought the wrong boat.

I have about the same amount of weight he does, but my floor bag is 400 and I put it up front in the walk through. I've surfed it while draining on the way back to the dock, and had plenty of push til it was over half empty. But that was with Nauticurl, before the tabs.

[jcredible]

Totally fair...I ran the stock 2300 lbs with 500 lbs of lead was able to surf with 2 x people in the boat last fall when I bought the boat. I am always looking for the best possible wave I can. The 1100s probably only get ~1000 lbs in them in the rear lockers

2800lbs is a good wave
3500lbs is really good
4100lbs is probably about as good as the wave is gonna get


To stress though...it had a very surfable wave at stock 2300 + 500lbs of lead with 2x people in the boat.(Especially regular) You will find with goofy that you need to list and run it faster it to get the consistency in the wave!