Hmmm, I measured that 9.5 Symmetrical Razoregg as 32, not 32.5. WB is 14.25. Had two in a row and loved em, rode Ace Classic 66's on it and thought they worked great.
31 on a 9.5 Would be way too short I think. I'm riding a sample of shorter version of the Big Egg (9.125) at the moment, I made it 31.5 and gave it a 14.125 WB, feels loads shorter than the original. Not sure if it'll make production yet, or if it needs more tweaks.
Expand Quote
funny, i have some ace classic 66s on a bigger egg (the 10" curb killer 2) and i think they fit pretty nicely. i'm currently riding a 9.5" symmetrical razor egg on some ace 55 classics and i think they fit pretty well. maybe i like a little bit more magic carpet than yall do.
on the topic of the 9.5" egg, this is the longest i've spent with an egg as my daily driver, and i'm definitely enjoying it ok, but at like 32.5" long and 14.5" wb i wish it was slightly shorter. shit could be turnier and lighter. oh well, its still fun. fos if you happen to read this... know that there is at least one person in the world who would be PSYCHED on a 14.25wb 31" long 9.5" egg
im almost considering hitting up one of those like artisan/handmade deck guys on insta just to get a shape made to these dims and see how it works
Thanks for the response man, really appreciate it.
I don’t remember where I pulled those dimensions from but I guess they were wrong. I see it on the bbs site listed with the same dims you just posted. It’s weird tho because the thing definitely has a far less twitchy turn than the polar Dane 1s I frequently skate, which are supposedly 31.375” long and 14.125” wb. So when I read that the 9.5” egg’s wb was 14.5”, I found it easy to believe.
Anyway I know that the dims on a lot of boards, especially polar, tend to be slightly different irl than they are on paper. And I haven’t actually pulled out a tape measure myself, for any of these decks
But hey, if you decide to make a run of those shorter Big Egg decks, I will absolutely cop one. I appreciate what you’re doing and these boards are a lot of fun