Takayama In The Pink Surfboard Review

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John C Winchell - 5 years ago

great review - very thorough & in-depth

Greg Reed - 6 years ago

I looking at getting one of those pizza nose boards as well . Thanks for your well explained comments I will think of pizza when I’m on the nose

Om Stoned - 7 years ago

I am 5' 3 roughly, 120 lb, would a 9ft model t or itp be ideal? could I go even bigger; to say, 9' 3? Or would I be better off with a bit shorter 8' 6 being that I am such a small frame? (looking for my first longboard, mainly for chill surfing, learning to noseride etc.) Thanks for the input!

Living Like Shay Vlogs - 7 years ago

What would be the ideal size for me, I'm 5 10' 155 pounds???

REAL Watersports - 7 years ago

For a board that covers the widest range and works well for nose riding we recommend a 9' ITP at your weight. If you want to surf the absolute smallest of waves with maximum glide you can go longer but this will sacrifice turnability. We have a few in stock but check out this lovely green nosed 9' ITP http://www.realwatersports.com/takayama-in-the-pink-pu-poly-9-0-38791

MrSurfnurse103 - 9 years ago

Your reviews are awesome. Question. I'm a smaller guy. 5'4" 140 lbs. what in the pink size do you recommend? 9 even?

REAL Watersports - 9 years ago

@MrSurfnurse103 If you want to ride the nose, definitely don't go smaller than 9'0". You can go as big as you like if you want to have a longer board for some extra room to walk around, but at your weight a 9'0" board will be plenty of float and glide and give you plenty of tip-time when you want to nose ride.
Hope this helps! -Chris Stellato @REAL Watersports