7.25 radius and vintage frets, its doesn't feel much different to a 9.5,with jumbos

TheBigDipper

I've got guitars ranging from 7.25, 9.5 to 12 radius. It's not that important to me, just one aspect of any particular guitar that usually has dozens of specific differences with another one. String spacing across the fretboard makes more difference to my playing and requires some adjustment - from a Strat to a classical guitar, for instance. 

ESBlonde

I had to adjust to the big flat fingerboard on My 335, I loved the sound but had to work at liking/getting used to it after decades on the 9.5" style. Now I switch between acoustic, Gibson and a 9.5" and a 7.25" fender fingerboard within a single set with ease. If I'm honest the maple fingerboard and polished finish is a bigger issue. I do spend most of my playing in chords/rhythem and just short bursts of widdly here and there.