James Lovett Pro Model

**SiestaSkim** · 12-21-2010, 01:10 PM

hi im looking for a new board to get, because my board isnt strong enough for my riding(it has been repaired 4 times). i have been looking at the James Lovett Pro Model, i was wondering if it is worth getting or not?

**TBABY** · 12-21-2010, 01:45 PM

Well it's carbon, and zap makes a quality board so why wouldn't it be worth it.

**John_SD** · 12-21-2010, 02:20 PM

i would say if you have a high end board already, and it broke that many times, you're prolly not treatin her right.

**SiestaSkim** · 12-21-2010, 04:24 PM

Originally Posted by John_SD

i would say if you have a high end board already, and it broke that many times, you're prolly not treatin her right.

i am treating her right, its a one world(a local shaper makes them) and it was made with cheap glassing and carbon

**SiestaSkim** · 12-21-2010, 04:27 PM

Originally Posted by John_SD

i would say if you have a high end board already, and it broke that many times, you're prolly not treatin her right.

Originally Posted by Derik Kent

not for small waves, get a boom hower or a j dub

i do live in a area where there is very small waves, but im going to contests with bigger waves than im used to. but the main thing that is keeping me from getting a boomhower is that it has a thinner nose and tail than its mid section, which i find annoying when im holding it.and i felt that the jaime lovett pro model has the same thickness all around

**GvnrSkinkTyree** · 12-21-2010, 06:11 PM

Originally Posted by SiestaSkim

i do live in a area where there is very small waves, but im going to contests with bigger waves than im used to. but the main thing that is keeping me from getting a boomhower is that it has a thinner nose and tail than its mid section, which i find annoying when im holding it.and i felt that the jaime lovett pro model has the same thickness all around

if thats the reason you dont want a tapered board just stop skimming