JevPol1 from NY, USA says:

I bought the 6’6” model and all I can say is this board rocks. It dimensions allow it to float just as well as funboards 1ft+ longer while still retaining the maneuverability of the shorter boards. I’ve taken it out twice so far on small days (1-3ft) and after I found my sweet spot on the board, paddling for waves was quick and effortless (better than some of the long/funboards at times). It catches waves incredibly easy and is fast and responsive once your up and riding. If you’re a fast learner still in the beginner stage, this is the board to advance on.

Pepe Moran from Puerto Ric, Puerto Rico says:

I made a reentry to surfing about a year ago, (used to ride boogey boards before)after more than 8 years off the beach. I've been through 5 boards already (including customs) and let me tell you, this one is the most fun of them all. It really floats and transitions from turn to turn, with ease. I weigh 210 (bought the 6'9") so I was somewhat afraid of not being able to catch that many waves; boy was I wrong. I currently have a custom 7'2" and a custom mini longboard 8'0" and it catches as many waves as those other two but handles like a short board. It's completely weightless and effortless to ride. Really strong deck and flexible. I will buy another one just to have in stock.

Dicky from CA, USA says:

This board is still new to me, and I coming from the Superfish. I've been riding the SF models for years and felt I needed to make a change. First off, I was worried about the Cog's wave catching capabilities; no worries there, the COG is easily as good as the SF for catching waves. Second I was a little concerned it would be just a cruiser. While it is very fluid and has ton of down the line drive (what would you expect from a round pin), you can still dig in and turn tight when you need to. The COG has a definite pocket presence. Unfortunately, I have yet to ride it in overhead surf, so that will be the final test, as the SF was epic in anything overhead. To this point the COG is giving me the change I was looking for and helping me improve my surfing.

Jevon from New York, USA says:

I took a chance and bought the 6'6" board (6'9" sold out)to ride as a performance funboard considering im a smaller guy (60kg). Could have even gone smaller as this floats me just as well as boards 1ft longer. I've only been out once in very small conditions (east coast waves) but even then, It rode very smooth and caught the small stuff just as easy as the other longboards. Can't wait to see how it performs on bigger days.

John from Qld, Australia says:

This board is one smooth operator, easily the most fluent board I’ve had the pleasure of riding. But a warning, the flipside of this is that it isn’t a board for chop hopping and flapping about, it’s for drawing long lines and linking sections naturally. The double concave at the rounded tail gives you all the speed and grace you need to weave in and out of the pocket of waves with stylish ease. It is a wave magnet in small surf picking up absolutely everything, but perhaps most impressive is the way it handles bigger waves. For the volume of the board (I have the 6’6 which is 2 ¾ thick) it has a lot of flexibility and maneuverability that makes it possible to do tight top turns as well as big, carving bottom turns. And other people seem to love this board as much as I do, most surfs I get stopped by people who ask exactly what kind of board it is and where can they get it from.