Wamiltons ride plate

[waxhead]

Has anyone tried to carve bouys on one of these plates on there superjet
Im not talking about the cut out one
just the std one they do

https://www.wamiltons.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=29

also they have alonger one or adjustable anyway
but i was thinking about just making it longer using fibre glass

https://www.wamiltons.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=49

[Freestyleriverrat]

I have one and I did not like it much. I ride freestyle but even so I was not impressed with it. Mine is starting to crack and I just don't like the construction. It is the same dimesnions as my old pro-tec plate with is 1/4 the price. I would just use a pro-tec plate

I'll sell you my wammer plate if you want $40. It has a crack but it is still good and usable, I just did not like its performance. I cut my protec plate down and loved the results. Here is a pic of the wammer v.s the 24/7 d-cut plate.

[Cane700]

I have the freestyle plate. It sucks for buoys. The extendable version might be better. My preference for buoys is the R&D Rius plate.

[madoyster]

Can't beat the JD extended plate, it carves like a charm.

[Frosty]

Can't beat the JD extended plate, it carves like a charm.

Hell yeah!! I use the JD 80mm plate and it rocks. Doesn't break loose in corners at all. It's also killer for straight line tracking. I pull it off for surf riding though and run a OEM D/cut plate.

[SuperJETT]

I have a Wammer carbon plate too, one of the early ones. It's a good all around plate, but not great for carving or freestyle. I'm running a stock plate currently and the Wammer is in a box.

[sflsurfrider]

I have a Wammer carbon plate too, one of the early ones. It's a good all around plate, but not great for carving or freestyle. I'm running a stock plate currently and the Wammer is in a box.

cut a D in the rear of it and itll carve!!!:cheer: