Tiga 254 as wave board

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Subject: Tiga 254 as wave board
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Date: Mon, 11 Sep 1995 12:02:18 -0700
From: Jack Greenbaum <jackg@cache.crc.ricoh.com-DeleteThis>

Is a Tiga 254 at 74.x liters too low volume for a 140# surf newbie to
take out comforably on the coast in sub 5.0 conditions?

I'm looking for a high-wind B&J bay board that will double-duty as an
occasional wave board. Is this an attainable combination in any board?
Instead would I be better off if I got the B&J for the bay (which I
*want* for next season), and a cheap used wave board for new exploration
on the coast?

-- Jack

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