sailboard thats esay to sail

Do your self a huge favour and get a Fanatic blast. Best decision I ever made. Same gos for everyone else who has bought one. This one is sold but you get the idea www.seabreeze.com.au/Classifieds/Windsurfing-Boards/~--602/2017-Fanatic-Blast-236-cm-115-litres.aspx?search=iVVAl2umBXmHLC7VP1FIeA%3D%3D&t=0&ref=sm

www.seabreeze.com.au/Classifieds/Windsurfing-Boards/~-vpwo/2012-Goya-202-Surf-2797-cm-202-litres.aspx?_page=1&search=EjQ0DoWvNYj5oA28bIuUaA%3D%3D
A good option if you are not up to footstraps and harness yet

joewindsurfer.blogspot.com/p/how-you-can-start-windsurfing.html

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jomik said..
Hi
i'm looking for a board thats easy to sail
i have sailed a number of times
age 50s, 90kg

Jomic, what have you sailed a number of times? At over 50 and 90kg, any board under 170 Litres will be too be a test of your perseverance. Do yourself a favor, go to your local windsurfer club, they may have a board you can try on and most of us have a few boards so a discussion about what you want and need can be had. Personally, I've Windsurfed for 35 years and my starboard go 170 (without centreboard) is my current smallest board! Used to ride a 90 Litre sinker for years but not much fun unless you are very fit and experienced. I also enjoy cruising around on old one design windsurfers and mistral boards that are over 230litres and over 12' Long. If you want to enjoy the sunshine and just cruise along, you can't go past an old longboard that can be had for as little as $40 if you are lucky! If you want to blast along in 15-20knots, there is plenty of fun to be had on a larger width short board.
good luck with your quest, we windsurfers look out for each other. Have a look on gumtree as well for some bargains