Techno 293, what are they like for adults??

Never heard of it.

Got some dimension?

The above pictures show our club boards, they are at least 6 or 7 years old and have been used for years by club members and currently get used every weekend. being a club board they are subject to more abuse than most and after years are still in good working order.

Great board, wind range from 3 - 30knts, very durable, multiple footstrap positions for learning to more advanced positions, sliding mast track for various conditions and points of sail, the new one's have a tuttle fin box to allow a bigger and more powerful fin and therefore a bigger sail. They can now carry sails from kids rigs right through to 8.5mtr for adult use. Cheap to buy, probably one of the cheapest boards around. At 205lts its a board you can learn on and progress all the way through to jumps and carve gybes etc. Being a one design board and durable they hold there resale value better than most, easy to sell.

They are a good all round board which means they are good at everything but not great at anything. My son had one which he sold, now I am looking to buy two more for my other kids that will start racing soon.

As for adult use they are good and you can have a lot of fun on them but don't expect the performance of a dedicated slalom board or raceboard. I have had some great days sailing on them, I wouldn't buy one for myself but I wouldn't hesitate to buy one for my kids.

^ Hmmm maybe an old batten could be a good teaching aid.

^^^ every school used one back in the day, google board simulators (heaps of different ways to build them)

Here is one I made