Dead Kooks Surfboards Ege Bamyasi vs Dead Kooks Surfboards Wildflower
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Both boards come from Dead Kooks Surfboards: the Ege Bamyasi is a mid-length and the Wildflower is a mid-length. Documented lengths run 6' 6"–7' 4" for the Ege Bamyasi and 5' 10"–7' 2" for the Wildflower.
Ege Bamyasi - 6'10 x 20 3/4 x 2 3/4 with Bright Blue tint deck and bottom. 8" box and FCSII sides.
The Ege Bamyasi is a continuation on from the Salty. Generally ridden a bit shorter than the Salty, with a 2+1 fin setup for a really buttery feel under the back foot and some extra hold in more hollow surf. We've kept that tucked edge and added a bit more spice through the back to keep things nice and tight and dynami
Wildflower - 5'10 x 20 5/8 x 2 5/8 with Hot Pink tint deck and bottom and White pinline details on deck.
The Wildflower is the result of a recent film project that required a range of boards to fit the setting of the early 70's. Outlines and design cues were taken from that era and modernised slightly to create something incredibly reliable and ripable in a broad range of conditions. Foam carried right across the de
What is the difference between the Dead Kooks Surfboards Ege Bamyasi and the Dead Kooks Surfboards Wildflower?
The Dead Kooks Surfboards Ege Bamyasi is a mid-length and the Dead Kooks Surfboards Wildflower is a mid-length.
How do surfers rate the Ege Bamyasi and the Wildflower?
The Ege Bamyasi has no reviews yet, and the Wildflower has no reviews yet.
Should I buy the Ege Bamyasi or the Wildflower?
Choose on the waves you surf most and the size that suits your weight. The Ege Bamyasi is a mid-length and the Wildflower is a mid-length; each model page lists its documented stock sizes and reviews from surfers who ride it.
Are the Ege Bamyasi and Wildflower made by the same shaper?
