In these early days of surfing, participating in the sport could determine one's social class. The chiefs were avid surfers who used the sport as a source of strength and power. The boards ranged from 14 to 16 feet long and were made of wood. Their surfboards also determined where they stood socially. The longer the board, the more power one had. The chiefs typically rode boards made from the best and strongest wood.
The longer the board, the more power one had
The boards ranged from 14 to 16 feet long and were made of wood.
The chiefs were avid surfers who used the sport as source of stren

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In these early days of surfing, participating in the sport could determine one's social class. The chiefs were avid surfers who used the sport as a source of strength and power. The boards ranged from 14 to 16 feet long and were made of wood. Their surfboards also determined where they stood socially. The longer the board, the more power one had. The chiefs typically rode boards made from the best and strongest wood.
The longer the board, the more power one had
The boards ranged from 14 to 16 feet long and were made of wood.
The chiefs were avid surfers who used the sport as source of stren

alexanderphantomhive · Answer

I would say B