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Skipper (Quad) - 6'0" x Tyler Stanaland PRO
Skipper (Quad) - 6'0" x Tyler Stanaland PRO
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DON'T BE A GILLIGAN, SHRED THE SKIPPER!
Keeping with Odysea® tradition, the Skipper is purely focused on fun and good times. With mega-Odysea float everyone has come to love, the Skipper infuses a sleek fish shape for down-the-line-speed and drawing out perfect, stylish turns. Now equipped with our hi-performance fin system for added drive in steeper waves and even more speed in the tube. The Skipper is your first mate for fun!
6’0” x 21.5” x 3.0” (48 Liters)
FEATURES
- Tyler Stanaland signature model.
- Super-Fun for all skill levels!
- Tons of float and easy wave catching.
- Stiff dual-composite core.
- Triple (x3) maple-ply wood stringers!
- Durable & impact resistant HDPE slick bottom.
- OG Deck 2.0 with improved responsiveness & durability.
- Hi-Performance removable fin system with leash plug.
- Hi-Performance Quad fin set INCLUDED!
- Designed by Catch Surf® in California, USA.
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Overall rating: 4.9387755 / 5 from 98 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
The Skipper (Quad) - 6'0" x Tyler Stanaland PRO is a highly enjoyable and fun surfboard, praised for its excellent quality, ease of catching waves, and quick take-off and landing. Customers appreciate its fun factor, stylish design, and the quick and timely shipping.
Summary topics
- Fun Factor: 6%
- Board Quality: 56%
- Wave Performance: 11%
- Shipping Speed: 9%
Review topics: [size, look, quality, problem, design, feel, customer service, shipping, fun, performance, service, board, waves, top, float, worries, ride, surf, fins, transition, catch, fish].
Review highlights
- "Excellent quality, beautiful lines, and it seems like the board is extremely durable." — Craig B.
- "Have road numerous of their boards and own one for my self, love there boards and the Quality." — Robert
- "This board also just looks great in person and has convinced me that soft tops are the way to go." — Chase G.
Reviews
"Amazing quality, can’t wait to use it this week"
— robert (5/5)
"Quick shipping and great product!!"
— Kim (5/5)
Fantastic board. Lost a fin
"Fantastic board. Lost a fin screw first day out, contacted customer service and got a replacement in 2 days. Great company, great boards"
— Steven T. (5/5)
Bad ass for any skill
"Bad ass for any skill level will definitely buy another foam board. Great for all skill levels and a variety of wave sets"
— Jacob S. (5/5)
quick ship and awesome soft
"quick ship and awesome soft top!"
— John M. (5/5)
A review from someone with out the board
"Ima starter surfer and when I comes to trying something new the board really says that it has a really nice design to."
— Kaden b. (5/5)
Love the new sled! I
"Love the new sled! I just got the 5' 6" Skippy and I couldnt be happier. Thing rides like butter brah. Would def recommend to friends and family."
— Eric C. (5/5)
"Fire board but def recommend wax"
— Matias (5/5)
6'0" Skipper Quad
"I'm 6'1" 175 . This board is ok but doesn't have anywhere close to the float attributed to it in the dims (48L). I'm an average surfer and usually ride a 6'0" epoxy 37-39L. The Skipper feels like it is in this volume range, not the high 40s. If you are my size/skill and looking for great float and paddle power then this is not the board. If you are a lot lighter or an advanced surfer then it may be the board. It would definitely not be suitable for a beginner under any scenario so keep this in mind if you are just starting out."
— Adam C. (2/5)
Q&A
- do you need to wax this board?
- Hello! Yes! You will need to wax the board before your first surf session! After that, a light waxing will go a long way! Happy shredding!
- Hi! Looking for a good beginner board to use in Venice / Santa Monica mostly. I’m 5’ 9” and 130 lbs. Any specific boards you recommend?
- Hello! You could totally go with the 6'0 Skipper but it might be a challenge to stand up on as a beginner. You might have better luck going with a 7'0 LOG or 8'0 LOG! The 7'0 is much easier to transport to and from the beach : ) Happy shredding! Go surf Topanga!
- HI! I am a high/intermediate female "older' surfer. I've surfed for over 25 years and am in very good physical shape. I surf mostly a 7'6 or 8' boards. Not a shortboarder...Also, my weight is 143 and am 5'3 in height. My question is the following: should I get the 6' skipper board or the 6'6" skipper board? The guy in the shop talked me into the 6' and says they paddle like a foot longer. But I have doubts. What's your recommendation? Thanks.
- Hello Maria - Happy to help! The question is what are you looking to get out of it? Do you want more maneuverability; lighter board for easy handling, etc... More of a shortboard style ride? Then 6-0. But if you want more maneuverability vs. your other longer boards but with easiest paddle and wave catching of the skipper line... Then 6-6. Based on your height, weight and experience; either will work great; but each will also offer a slightly different ride; 6-0 = lighter; more maneuverable but less float vs. 6-6. The 6-6 = more maneuverable vs. your other boards (7'6" or 8'); but with easier paddle and wave catching vs. the 6-0. It comes down to what you are looking to get out of it. More foam is never a bad thing; makes catching wave super easy; can catch it super early; which = more fun! Hope this helps! Thank you! - George @ Catch Surf