Lost Quiver Killer

I’ve got a problem where I eat too much between surf trips— and I’m not super close to waves. I’m 6’1” and weigh between 200-225lbs. I’ve got the 6’4” Quiver Killer, and it is incredible. Amazing paddle power, even when I’m too bulky at the start of my trips to when I’m m trimmed right down. So far I’ve found it holds up in almost any conditions, from messy to clean and overhead. It holds a tight rail, and lets me into almost anything, even when I’m out of shape. I’ve brought it around the Pacific North West, Hawaii, and Indo. It has survived the airlines with ease.

this the gas. if you love ripping tranny this is the board for you!it grips and rips harder than any board ive ridden. It gives you the control and mobility to go anywhere you want and is excited to take you there.

Bought my 5' 10" quiver killer off craigslist in berkeley for 500$ in 2018. I am 6'0, 170lbs, surfed this board all over california, baja, mainland mex on multiple trips to both puerto escondido and pasquales, all over central chile punta lobos a couple feet overhead(it was the only board I took to chile actually), the great lakes cranking, step-offs in ocean side the board was banging against the jetski with no damage, from grovel to solid surf the board handles, really paddles well in wind chop. I ride it with AU gold fins. So durable it might become a family heirloom

I bought this board a couple of months ago along with the Double Dip and the Capita Super DOA. I also have 7 other Lib Techs. They all work a lot better than this. Not great edge hold and felt like it was always going to catch an edge when you didn’t want it to. Not stoked at all. I’ve been snowboarding since 85’, this is the first board I have tried that I really didn’t like. Sorry Matt, stick to surfboards. If you want a full camber charger, get the Ejack Knife, I’ve got that one also, it kicks ass!

I’m 220 and 6’4” and love me the Skunk Apes. That said I’m recovering from a major surgery this winter so I wanted something non HP, non mag, and more forgiving to keep me out of Redline and with a tighter side cut. This thing filled the bill. I’ve only got one day on it, no pow, but on dry packed pow with zero icy patches, I found redline no sweat. Mini charger. 159 is short for me, but it has a nice progressive flex from the shifted volume center out. My first thoughts were “it feels just like Indy 169’s on a pig”. It’s got a surfy skate vibe, hauls ass better than you’ll expect and is super quick when you need it to be. It also keeps me honest in terms of where my center is at that size and in reference to my height. At my weight, in pow, I suspect speed is my friend. it feels like it’ll be plenty buoyant with its setback and so long as your not in blower and super tight trees it should be good. Overall I’m digging it. For me, it’s best role is spring, summer Hood, warm weather board or for hot pow days. Small and nimble that can handle uncorking it if necessary. Lastly, the moment I got that board out of my box a long haired dirt bag lot dude freaked out at the top art. Street cred procured.