The right board...Pictures.... if you know anything about it

[TReMoR]

I weigh around 125 pounds ... beginner.. 14 years old..
I recently bought a used 6'7'' board.. is it ok for me?
btw... do you guys know of a company called srs surfboard.. or aquatech glassing?.. they are the ones who made the board... the quicksilver mark is a sticker

[Dec]

Might be a bit late to ask whether it's good to use. But considering your fairly light, then I'm sure if you get out there enough and practice it'll be ok. Would have been a million times easier if you had got a minimal(7-8ft board)

[TReMoR]

the thing is.. i live in a apartment so i dont have much room and the celings arent high enough to fit a 8 foot or something too big.... and i dont have any room to put it sideways ><

[gage]

my board is 6'2 and im 14 im 5'6 and 139-142 lbs some where i thiere and im catching on great its fine for u its just freakin lazy people dont wanna take the time too lean and they ant to stand up te first dy dont worry itt'l come to u ad by the way that 6'2 was theboard im learning on ive only been surfin like 4 weeks

[MyanRellick]

I'm 6'1, 135 pounds ond a 6'7. The important thing is it's widt hand thickness though.

I don't surf often, and it is my first board. I
m able to catch waves whenever I get out, so I'd think as long as your board is thick enough you'll be fine.

I learned on a 6'2", but it was really thick.

[joem]

i got a 6'6'' as my first board and took it out today and it was fine, i have had lessons a hired fomies tho