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Naish gun 2011

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Created by grogamanda2 > 9 months ago, 10 Jan 2015
grogamanda2
VIC, 30 posts
10 Jan 2015 9:04PM
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Hi all,

Ive seen a few guys using surfoard type boards at the beach and was considering getting one as my lightwind / choppy board. I have never ridden one so i dont know :-)

Is this a good idea or should I just get a spleene door??

Cheers

R

patto1987
NSW, 194 posts
10 Jan 2015 9:05PM
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grogamanda2 said...
Hi all,

Ive seen a few guys using surfoard type boards at the beach and was considering getting one as my lightwind / choppy board. I have never ridden one so i dont know :-)

Is this a good idea or should I just get a spleene door??

Cheers

R


Get a foil

axion
VIC, 144 posts
10 Jan 2015 9:24PM
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If you just want something that is easier to get out in light wind then just get a big wide twin tip e.g. nobile flying carpet. If you want something for waves and that can get you out in lighter wind but also where you are more focused on actually riding the board then get a surfboard.

grogamanda2
VIC, 30 posts
10 Jan 2015 9:29PM
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patto1987 said..

grogamanda2 said...
Hi all,

Ive seen a few guys using surfoard type boards at the beach and was considering getting one as my lightwind / choppy board. I have never ridden one so i dont know :-)

Is this a good idea or should I just get a spleene door??

Cheers

R



Get a foil


I will be one day....problem is - water in altona isnt "Quite" deep enough Lol.....

At the moment I need a light wind board while I dispose of 20 Kilos :-) already dropped 10!

castill0jf
VIC, 563 posts
11 Jan 2015 10:59AM
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Get a light wind board, surfboards are for wave riding but the new riders are now using for flat water. The surfboard will have to be light for tricks. A big twin tip board is the best for light wind sessions cheers

StKKiter
SA, 85 posts
11 Jan 2015 11:19AM
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I use a surfboard as a light wind board and like it, but you need something quite wide and with minimal rocker. I personally find it more fun than a huge twin tip, and you will learn a new set of skills. Once the wind is up I always swap back to my TT however.



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