Dear Enrique:

What our group does is leave boards down there year round in storage. One can
quickly justify paying for a new board by not paying airlines for back and forth
transport for each trip, during which damage is likely to occur anyway.

Once a year trips can justify the cost of leaving a board in 3 years or so
(depending on the cost of the new board), more frequent trips justify the cost
of leaving a board down there more quickly.

Have fun.

Walker

WAL


-----Original Message-----
From: enriquejgonzales <enriquejgonzales@...>
To: crsurf@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, 19 Apr 2005 22:12:12 -0000
Subject: [crsurf] Re: Jaco - rent or bring board?




Thanks for all the posts. I think I'm going to bring the long board
my wife bought me for my 40th and possibly rent something shorter
should I get ambitious.

Thanks everyone.

Enrique

--- In crsurf@yahoogroups.com, Morgan Trickel <netprocc@y...> wrote:
> I always bring my own too, just make sure you pack it
> up in a padded flight bag(not a daylite) and use
> bubble wrap. Good luck, you're gonna have a blast.
> I'll be there from May 18th thru 29th but up in
> Guanacaste in Tamarindo. . .PURA VIDA
>
> --- softboardwilly@a... wrote:
> > Either way i always bring my own but thats just me
> > ,theres a million places
> > to rent or buy If any thing keep an eye on all your
> > stuff or it will walk
> > away, dont set yourself up, but over all the people
> > are great,. real off the wall
> > if you understand spanish . good luck i will be
> > there may 9th thur the 19th to
> > busy to stay any longer, PURA VIDA
> >
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