Fred Rubble Surfboard Review

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BEARDEDYAKER - 6 years ago

I am 5'7 133lbs and I got a 6' Fred Rubble from a family member in great shape like no dinks no pressure bumps. I called Channel island and the guy I spoke to said the chart is a pretty rough chart. he thinks this board will be very forgiving when catching waves and did not think I will have a problem with a 6'. What do you think about my height vs the board height? I am in Cocoa Beach so I see a lot of the same waves you guys are seeing up there and I am told more often, the volume is more important. Your thoughts?

The Surf Station - 11 years ago

A 5'4. If you are growing still I would get a 5'5 maybe.

chance villari - 11 years ago

my board kinda looks like the t-low but maybe a little skinner in the tail

chance villari - 11 years ago

if im 5'5 almost 5'6 and 108lbs and im riding a 5'5 x 17 2/8 x 2 1/8 standard shortboard, what size fred rubble would be best for me?

Torrey B - 11 years ago

Alright sick. How would a am1 center fin and WCT techflex sides work?

The Surf Station - 11 years ago

The WCT is a very popular thruster template as well as the AM1. If you wanted a 5 fin set, you might go with the Josh Mulcoy set.

Torrey B - 11 years ago

What futures fins would you recommend for this board? Quad and thruster? 150 lbs thanks'

Renan Martins - 11 years ago

Yes I think im still growing haha, and my 5'6 epoxy is a local shaper's that he set up for me. It looks/rides like a Proton with a KS Semi-Pro nose and rocker. Maybe a little bit thicker than a Proton but not by too much. Thanks for the reply

The Surf Station - 11 years ago

5'6 would not be too big, it would be ideal. Are you still growing? What type of board is your 5'6 epoxy?

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Renan Martins - 11 years ago

I'm about 5'7 130lbs and am now riding a 5'6 epoxy. What size Rubble do you recommend? Would a 5'6 PU be too big or just perfect? I'm a So-Cal grom looking to step up my surfing a bit. I don't know whether I'm intermediate or expert but I can carve and snap and love releasing the tail. Looking for a board to step up my surfing into the air and improving what I have now. Would 5'6" x 18 1/8" x 2 1/16" be it for me? Thanks

The Surf Station - 11 years ago

8'6. EPS.

jacob bailey - 11 years ago

hey im 7 ft 400 pounds my level of experience is expert what size do you recomend

The Surf Station - 11 years ago

511 / 6'0

The Surf Station - 11 years ago

6'1 or 6'2 of either...depending on your experience level, or what you ride usually.

Tim Kennedy - 12 years ago

I'm 5'11 185. I'd like to get a Rubble and a whip. What size do you recommend?

Chad Olsen - 12 years ago

hey im 6 ft 4 and weigh 205. should i get this or a dagger? mostly socal surf.

Chase Bomeisler - 12 years ago

Hey how are these boards need a new board has anyone tried any other ci models that they recommend

Renan Martins - 12 years ago

Hey I'm 5' 3" and I need a new board and I'm planning to get one of these.... Any recommendations on what size I should get?

Bobby w - 12 years ago

im 5'7 and 125. i looking to custom order my freddy and set it up as a quad. im not sure if i should go 5'7 or 5'8 on the board, but i think im gonna go 18 3/8x2 1/8 on rail/thickness. does this sound right? the board will be used for waist to a foot or 2 overhead. I'm an solid intermediate rider. advice is much apprieciated

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zachariahm10 - 12 years ago

@SurfStationReports awesome thank you

The Surf Station - 12 years ago

@zachariahm10 I'd say go with something in the 5'8 range. It will probably be less volume than you are used to. If you want something that paddles a bit easier you could go 5'10 range but they usually recommend 2 inches shorter then your standard shortboard.

zachariahm10 - 12 years ago

@SurfStationReports i've been surfing for 2 years, the fish is fun, just looking for something different. i have a couple times on my buddies board

The Surf Station - 12 years ago

@KingofNewYork31 King, depending on your experience level probably 5'8 - 5'10. What do you typically ride?

The Surf Station - 12 years ago

@zachariahm10 For sure, it's going to feel quite different from your fish. How long have you been surfing? Have you ridden many performance thrusters?

zachariahm10 - 12 years ago

@SurfStationReports i usually ride a fish tale, size is 5'8, not sure on the width, its pretty thick though. i usually ride it in smaller waves. im just looking for a faster board, and more capable for bigger waves. And the board above seemed pretty nice.

Dan McCabe - 12 years ago

im like 5' 7" or 5' 8" and i weigh 145...what size should i get?

The Surf Station - 12 years ago

@zachariahm10 Hey Zachariah, probably something in the 5'8-5'10. What board do you usually ride?

zachariahm10 - 12 years ago

hey i am 5'7 about 155-160 pounds, these boards are looking pretty sweet. and i'm thinking about getting one. what do you recommend?

The Surf Station - 13 years ago

@SurfSuperProd For your size, you should be riding the 5'6". At 2 1/16" thick it isnt too thick to hinder your performance and will allow you to grow into it for a while. Please let me know if you are interested as we can ship one of these (5'8" and under) for free if you live in the continental USA. They retail for $649.00. -MattO support@surf-station. com

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The Surf Station - 13 years ago

@MrCROFTON7 hey, your supposed to ride them about 2 inches shorter then your standard shortboard. So i think either the 5'6 or 5'8 for you. Check our website and chat with us if you have any questions