Carrozza Surfboards Heater vs Carrozza Surfboards Wrecking Ball
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Both boards come from Carrozza Surfboards: the Heater is a shortboard and the Wrecking Ball is a shortboard. Documented stock sizes run 16.1 L–35.2 L for the Heater and 19 L–45.27 L for the Wrecking Ball.
The Heater Model: A high performance shortboard model, designed to kill it. This is the daily driver surfboard model for the dedicated ripper. This board is your go to shred stick for the surfer that wants to surf at their highest level in all conditions. Originally developed in Hawaii as one of Chris Carrozza's favorite boards for all around conditions, the Heater is a loose and fast high performance shortboard desi
Often described as "too loose" for waves above shoulder high. Our original Wrecking Ball model is a high performance shortboard meant to be ridden in knee high to shoulder high waves when you are looking for maximum shreddability. A fuller outline, almost a fish style outline but with a shortboard style build. This board is shorter, wider and curvier than your typical shortboard, has lots of volume and rips in small
What is the difference between the Carrozza Surfboards Heater and the Carrozza Surfboards Wrecking Ball?
The Carrozza Surfboards Heater is a shortboard and the Carrozza Surfboards Wrecking Ball is a shortboard. Across documented stock sizes the Wrecking Ball carries more volume than the Heater.
Which has more volume, the Heater or the Wrecking Ball?
Documented stock sizes run 16.1 L–35.2 L for the Heater and 19 L–45.27 L for the Wrecking Ball. The Wrecking Ball has more volume on average.
How do surfers rate the Heater and the Wrecking Ball?
The Heater has no reviews yet, and the Wrecking Ball has no reviews yet.
Should I buy the Heater or the Wrecking Ball?
Choose on the waves you surf most and the size that suits your weight. The Heater is a shortboard and the Wrecking Ball is a shortboard; each model page lists its documented stock sizes and reviews from surfers who ride it.
