Stamps Surfboards Scarecrow vs Stamps Surfboards War+Low
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Both boards come from Stamps Surfboards: the Scarecrow is a shortboard and the War+Low is a shortboard. Documented stock sizes run 22.8 L–34.9 L for the Scarecrow and 22.8 L–34.9 L for the War+Low. The Scarecrow is listed as thruster/quad and the War+Low as thruster.
An 'everyday' shortboard! It has a versatile, moderate rocker line with a slight accelerated curve off the tail for release. The outline is slightly wider through the center with a fuller nose and wider tail and tail block. These characteristics add up to an all around everyday forgiving performance shape. This is one of our most popular shortboard shapes/designs.
The 'everyday' high performance shortboard just got more versatile! The roots of this board stared with the WarHawk model. It has a similar versatile, moderate rocker line with slightly less tail rocker and accelerated curve out the tail with the same lift in the nose. I’ve also added a bit of concave just in front of the leading fins to straighten out the stringer line a bit. These characteristics add up to an all a
What is the difference between the Stamps Surfboards Scarecrow and the Stamps Surfboards War+Low?
The Stamps Surfboards Scarecrow is a shortboard and the Stamps Surfboards War+Low is a shortboard. They also differ in fins: thruster/quad versus thruster.
Which has more volume, the Scarecrow or the War+Low?
Documented stock sizes run 22.8 L–34.9 L for the Scarecrow and 22.8 L–34.9 L for the War+Low. Their documented volumes are close, so pick on the size that matches your weight.
What fin setup do the Scarecrow and War+Low use?
The Scarecrow is listed as thruster/quad, and the War+Low is listed as thruster.
How do surfers rate the Scarecrow and the War+Low?
The Scarecrow has no reviews yet, and the War+Low has no reviews yet.
