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The ‘DINGO BANDIDO’ was the first signature creation of the enigmatic Otis Hope Carey. Co-designed with Otis, this model is built for individuals that desire to surf like him – vertical, progressive and almost always in the air, unlike a Zeppelin which is only sometimes in the air.
A wider nose and tail draws the rail line out making it more parallel to create maximum drive, also unlike a Zeppelin which sort of just glides around in the air. Drive and overall speed is also achieved from a deep single concave throughout the whole bottom of the board. A fairly flat rocker gives the board paddle power and speed, but increased flip in the 8” crescent tail allows for boggle loads of release. Maybe say “DINGO BANDIDO” at your local grocery store for a bonus look of utter confusion.
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SHIPPING DETAILS
A priority/ same-day shipping service is offered on all full priced board purchases incl. stock or custom orders.
All discounted, factory second, or preloved boards are a next day delivery service.
Freight costs vary between $75 - $90 AUD for most metro areas/ $85 - $100 AUD for Regional areas. In most instances, freight does not exceed $150 AUD within Australia incl WA and TAS. An “EXPRESS” option can be added at a fee of $50 AUD.
*Freight is reduced for multiple surfboard orders, quotes available upon request.
RETURNS POLICY
We have recently overhauled our returns policies on surfboards to make purchasing a surfboard as close to a risk-free as possible. Click the link below to learn more about our new Satisfaction Guarantee and Snapped Board Policies.
We ask that you carefully consider any purchase or order, and we invite you to take up an appointment with our experienced sales team to help you decide on your next board.
PRIVACY POLICY
Misfit Holdings Pty Ltd (“Misfit Shapes”) is committed to ensuring the privacy and security of all information collected from our customers, potential customers and any other persons we deal with, in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 and its thirteen Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) in so far as they apply to our business operations.
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