Anybody used either of these totally different things?
xtremebigair.com/AXIS-Foilboard-Freeride-2015-P1733.aspx
xtremebigair.com/Newind-Split-surf-board-P1468.aspx
I'm quite liking the split surfboard concept for travelling...
(Update - A bit more googling, and it turns out you can have it all.. split surfboard/hydrofoil....)http://xtremebigair.com/Newind-HydrofoilSplit-surf-board-P1812.aspx#
Select to expand quotejackforbes said..cauncy said...
Definitely can't afford that.
They wouldn't even let us in the shop to have a look! 
Select to expand quotecsjena said..jackforbes said..cauncy said...
Definitely can't afford that.
They wouldn't even let us in the shop to have a look!
Everybody just orders online now!
Wow that got off topic quick :). I have a split twinnie - 160cm in length and it's great for travel. As far as I can tell it rides the same as the conventional one.
Select to expand quotejamesperth said..
Wow that got off topic quick :). I have a split twinnie - 160cm in length and it's great for travel. As far as I can tell it rides the same as the conventional one.
It did, didn't it? Gotta go where the thread takes you 
My twintip is 110cm, so it fits in a large bag already. I'd like to be able to travel with a surfboard that could fit in a bag though, if they can maintain the same strength and flex.
I travel a bit with work, quite like to take my kite gear but nothing screams 'not taking this seriously' much more than turning up to the airport with a surfboard under you arm!
