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Route One Surfboards Ham 2.0 + Jordy Smith Futures Fins Review - The Surfboard Guide

Welcome to the review of the Route One Ham 2.0 Surfboard The Ham 2.0 i have been riding is a 5'11 x 19 1/2 2 1/2 - 30.7L and is a stringered EPS black made by Sustain Surf and an Ecoboard I have been riding this board for a while in a whole variety of conditions, and has been one of the funnest shortboards I have ridden in a long time. The shape is great in surf from 2-6ft, and the EPS feels lively under foot, but still very stable and consistent with a wooden stringer. From www.routeonesurfboards.com/theham20 - This model is an updated re-write of our original Ham and Cheese shortboard. Your average lunchbox shortboard. Following the design intent, plan shape and rocker of the original, this board is intended to be your daily driver of choice for a shortboard that can handle a wide variety of conditions. This board has a wide speed box in the outline running through the middle third of the board with a wider nose and tail, marrying up to a flat spot through the middle third of the rocker. This allows the board to maintain speed through flat sections and create a really user friendly platform for the average surfer and or average wave condition. Through the tail and nose of the board we have a little bit of flip creating a little more rocker and release for easy turning and adjustments in more critical sections of a wave. The updated foil on this board spreads foam generously throughout the board from nose to tail for an easy to paddle shortboard that again maintains speed. From beginner to advanced you will find this board to fill the vast majority of your surfing requirements on a performance level and makes a great travel companion. Average Dims: 5-10 x 18 3/4 x 2 1/4 at 26 liters. In the Ham 2.0 I have been riding the Jordy Smith fin by Futures Fins - https://futuresfins.com.au/pages/jord... The Jordy Signature (L), designed by championship tour surfer Jordy Smith, is a large sized fin in the Rake template category. This set is the daily driver for Jordy’s assault on the World Tour. The Honeycomb construction provides a balanced flex pattern, perfectly suited for Jordy’s smooth lines. The centre fin is smaller than the side fins for increased manoeuvrability. Thanks to Sam instagram.com/yousurf_ifilm and Tony instagram.com/tonypalmer.photos for the footage for the review! Be sure to connect with us at instagram.com/thesurfboardguide to learn more about what we are up to, and the boards we are checking out! Also - we've recently started out a podcast, search for "The Surfboard Guide" wherever you listen to podcasts! Thanks for watching! Template Category | Rake (drawn-out, control, drive) Construction | Honeycomb Ride Number | Balanced – 5.5 Size | Large (80+ kgs)