Check out the photos of Nishii riding the 5'10" "BIG RIG DRIVER" POLY stockboard.
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These photos were taken last week when Nishii was on a trip to Indonesia.
The waves were barreling at a followable right break called GT Point.
It's hard to ride such hollow waves in Japan, so
I was so excited to experience barrel wave conditions for the first time in a while that I ended up surfing for six hours that day.
The kids were light and quick to take off, so they were hitting barrels one after another.
Nishii, 59, is slow-moving, so he struggled to take off at first, but after a few rides he got used to the waves.
"BIG RIG DRIVER" High buoyancy helps you to stand up quickly from the easy paddle.
The performance was great for an older guy like me, and I was able to hit several barrels without any pearling.
After all, the "BIG RIG DRIVER" can run on small, weak waves in Japan,
It's reliable because it takes off quickly even in the deep waves of India.
As a board that uncle takes on overseas trips,
I recommend it because it's a long ride.
Because it's long, you won't be scared even if the waves get bigger!
These photos were taken last week when Nishii was on a trip to Indonesia. 
The performance was great for an older guy like me, and I was able to hit several barrels without any pearling. 
It's reliable because it takes off quickly even in the deep waves of India. 
I recommend it because it's a long ride.
Because it's long, you won't be scared even if the waves get bigger!