Campbell Brothers Pod vs Campbell Brothers Speed Egg
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Both boards come from Campbell Brothers: the Pod is a mid-length and the Speed Egg is a mid-length. Documented lengths run 5' 10"–6' 8" for the Pod and 5' 8"–8' 4" for the Speed Egg.
This board looks like a seed pod. It has a flat rocker and a wide nose and tail. It differs from the eggs in that the tail is wider than the nose. The Pod uses the 5 fin system which makes it a unique combination of Bonzer past and present. The flat rocker of the Pod makes it get up and go in small weak waves. It also works well in point type surf, but the flatter rocker can reduce its ability to change directions qu
The Speed Egg is our traditional Bonzer Egg with the nose pulled in. Paddling and glide are virtually the same as the Egg. The narrower nose gives it a more versatility in steeper and hollower waves. This board can be a bridge between a Contemporary Short board and a full Egg. It is available with a traditional Round Pin, Swallow or Diamond tail, and the Elevated Wing can be incorporated with any of the tail shapes.
What is the difference between the Campbell Brothers Pod and the Campbell Brothers Speed Egg?
The Campbell Brothers Pod is a mid-length and the Campbell Brothers Speed Egg is a mid-length.
How do surfers rate the Pod and the Speed Egg?
The Pod has no reviews yet, and the Speed Egg has no reviews yet.
Should I buy the Pod or the Speed Egg?
Choose on the waves you surf most and the size that suits your weight. The Pod is a mid-length and the Speed Egg is a mid-length; each model page lists its documented stock sizes and reviews from surfers who ride it.
Are the Pod and Speed Egg made by the same shaper?
