Riding SUP for about 8 months now. Went CF2400- HS1850-HS1550v2. Recently upgraded the sup board, bought a close out prone board, and looking to downsize my foil for bigger surf on both. Looking for input on where the best bang for the buck will be.
Should I go with a used HS1250; get a new CF1200; upgrade and challenge myself with a HA925 for future use? Or something different?
Have a wing but haven't had tons of time to get good on wing foil yet. But plan to in the future.
Cheers
Hmm,in order given your experience probs CF1200 v2 ,HS 1250 , HA925. Problem is once you ride the HA its speed, glide and efficiency is so addictive that it's hard to go back to the other wings, but if your not ready for HA you will be frustrated and possibly give up and sell it ,and you don't miss what you haven't had, and you would be happy with the CF or HS.
Hmm,in order given your experience probs CF1200 v2 ,HS 1250 , HA925. Problem is once you ride the HA its speed, glide and efficiency is so addictive that it's hard to go back to the other wings, but if your not ready for HA you will be frustrated and possibly give up and sell it ,and you don't miss what you haven't had, and you would be happy with the CF or HS.
I sup sufoil ,I foil the Hs1550 v2 and the Hs1250 .The past couple of months I've demoed the cf v2 950 ,1200 and the 1600.i love the glide and speed of the Hs range but I think that to enjoy the ability to surf foil a wave the new cf range ate the go to.I purchased a CF v2 950 for larger days and I,m in the process of receiving the cf 1200.The main reason is carve ability those wings are carve kings and so stable ,just as fast as the Hs and great fun to foil
If you want something for bigger waves then depending on your weight. I m 85 kg I wouldn't go the 925 or 1250. I sold my 1250 when I got the 925 and was surprised how easy and fun the 925 is but overhead waves I prefer the 1050. From the reviews if you are buying new I would go with the cf1200 or 950 or even a used old cf1200 or hs1050 they are both easy and good in the surf.