Thomas Surfboards Keeper 2.0 vs Thomas Surfboards Moose Knuckle
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Both boards come from Thomas Surfboards: the Keeper 2.0 is a longboard and the Moose Knuckle is a longboard. Documented lengths run 9' 4"–9' 10" for the Keeper 2.0 and 9' 2"–9' 8" for the Moose Knuckle.
If you’ve been following Thomas Surfboards for any length of time, the Keeper 2.0 doesn’t need much of an explanation. It’s Thomas’s most iconic model - a modern classic that epitomises the traditional Australian longboard. Our #1 best seller - loved by world champions and learners alike.
The Keeper 2.0 is best suited to clean, quality surf i.e. peeling points, defined beachies, in the head-high and under range. It’
Born out of a desire to push through turns without sacrificing stability, the Moose Knuckle is a fresh feeling, easy to ride, all-rounder. The design came about while working closely with some of our female team riders, and in particular, Mason Schremmer, in the hopes of making a log that was a little more user-friendly for light-footed surfers. It’s perhaps the most approachable log that I’ve designed.
The slightly
What is the difference between the Thomas Surfboards Keeper 2.0 and the Thomas Surfboards Moose Knuckle?
The Thomas Surfboards Keeper 2.0 is a longboard and the Thomas Surfboards Moose Knuckle is a longboard.
How do surfers rate the Keeper 2.0 and the Moose Knuckle?
The Keeper 2.0 has no reviews yet, and the Moose Knuckle has no reviews yet.
Should I buy the Keeper 2.0 or the Moose Knuckle?
Choose on the waves you surf most and the size that suits your weight. The Keeper 2.0 is a longboard and the Moose Knuckle is a longboard; each model page lists its documented stock sizes and reviews from surfers who ride it.
Are the Keeper 2.0 and Moose Knuckle made by the same shaper?
