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I'm looking at buying a cheap used shortboard. Its an epoxy board with no major damage or dings just has heaps of compression on top.

What i'm wondering is whether its worth buying. Do shortboards really lose there pop and performance after a few months surfing or will it still surf fine?

How much of a loss of performance is there from an older shortboard.

I'm transitioning down from a 6 6' fish.

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