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Quatro 2015

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Created by jh2703 > 9 months ago, 21 Jul 2014
jh2703
NSW, 1223 posts
21 Jul 2014 7:19PM
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Look like Thrusters are in...














R1DER
WA, 1471 posts
21 Jul 2014 7:56PM
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Gotta love the hype

Mark _australia
WA, 23438 posts
22 Jul 2014 8:34AM
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Yeah I think Keith could do with a new blurb writer, that stuff reads like a caption comp entry

stehsegler
WA, 3542 posts
22 Jul 2014 10:25AM
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Mark _australia said..
Yeah I think Keith could do with a new blurb writer, that stuff reads like a caption comp entry


I also wonder if who ever designed the brochure skipped every single typography class at Uni. At the very least someone should tell them their keyboard is stuck in caps lock.

wind012
WA, 124 posts
24 Jul 2014 7:00AM
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Actual photos are now online at marinesnow.jp (one of the best sourcest for decent photos of the latest gear) ....

www.marinesnow.jp/

Alberto
WA, 213 posts
25 Jul 2014 8:54PM
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R1DER said..
Gotta love the hype



ha ha Mike, bit late for that....but I'm glad that they kept the Pyramid going so only an handful of people can use it properly lol.

McSmurfin
85 posts
26 Jul 2014 8:20AM
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That copy is hilarious - fave bits are "CAPITAL T" (when it's all written in capitals) and "the Pyramid board loves hollow barrels" ... Can't wait to see the photoshoot of them all pulling in to those barrells

WindWarrior
NSW, 1019 posts
26 Jul 2014 11:55AM
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Was pretty interested to see a couple of Quatro, squashed, swallow and bat tails on a few boards when I was over there earlier this month !

xoff
QLD, 99 posts
26 Jul 2014 11:40PM
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This quote from there site too. Open secret?

'But even before those private boards were finished and dry, we already had our first orders. And not just any orders. Nine out of the ten top professional windsurfers on the tour and eventually ten out of ten would ride Quatro boards and win titles on them.Most still do today. It’s the industry’s open secret, and it’s part of the research and development that sets our boards apart from the mass of all those other brands.But really, none of noting is a secret, the plain truth is that we just love making boards, regardless of the sport, and we are passionate about working with individual riders.'

northy1
488 posts
26 Jul 2014 9:53PM
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mmm - not sure about that Quatro marketing?

cant see Fernandez or voget using anything other than Fanatic?
koster = starboard, surely
Stone = SSD for sure
campello = patrik id guess (wouldnt it be odd for him to sign to them and then use a quatro dressed up)
Brawzinho - ok - i guess he is a goya / quatro guy

so 1 out of top 5 currently?


obenebo
NSW, 56 posts
27 Jul 2014 4:18AM
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northy1 said..
mmm - not sure about that Quatro marketing?

cant see Fernandez or voget using anything other than Fanatic?
koster = starboard, surely
Stone = SSD for sure
campello = patrik id guess (wouldnt it be odd for him to sign to them and then use a quatro dressed up)
Brawzinho - ok - i guess he is a goya / quatro guy

so 1 out of top 5 currently?






Yes Northy, the "industry's open secret" IS that all those guys actually ride Keith's boards. What's with the Quatro hate around here? I've seen each of those riders + JP himself, Keali, Boujma, all personally pickup their newly painted boards from the Quatro/Goya Haiku shop. The boards are great, albeit I found the Pyramid absolutely useless for conditions I would find in Sydney. The Cube is an amazing board, so I bought it. Sheez... anyone actually ever ridden one?

As for marketing... what about the brands, who advertise their boards, for their riders who really ride KT?

northy1
488 posts
27 Jul 2014 5:03AM
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wow - im surprised by that. my guess would have been on maui - its a fast big wave and pretty unique - many / most of the riders would go to quatro but i wouldnt expect them to be riding quatro customs for pozo or sylt or kiltmoller....but ive no insight. i thought fanatic made a thing of everyone riding prod gear? i could be wrong. i rode the LS and KT boards and Tempo - all good.

obenebo
NSW, 56 posts
28 Jul 2014 5:27AM
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Yeah, I guess maybe just a Maui thing. Anyway, their claim holds true in that regard. Who knows what they ride elsewhere. Still great boards, production or custom. Looks like stripes are back in fashion this year. Surely an easier repair at least.

R1DER
WA, 1471 posts
28 Jul 2014 1:55PM
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!obenebo said..

northy1 said..
mmm - not sure about that Quatro marketing?

cant see Fernandez or voget using anything other than Fanatic?
koster = starboard, surely
Stone = SSD for sure
campello = patrik id guess (wouldnt it be odd for him to sign to them and then use a quatro dressed up)
Brawzinho - ok - i guess he is a goya / quatro guy

so 1 out of top 5 currently?







Yes Northy, the "industry's open secret" IS that all those guys actually ride Keith's boards. What's with the Quatro hate around here? I've seen each of those riders + JP himself, Keali, Boujma, all personally pickup their newly painted boards from the Quatro/Goya Haiku shop. The boards are great, albeit I found the Pyramid absolutely useless for conditions I would find in Sydney. The Cube is an amazing board, so I bought it. Sheez... anyone actually ever ridden one?

As for marketing... what about the brands, who advertise their boards, for their riders who really ride KT?


I dont understand "Quatro hate" who, when, where, what?

barbarian
NSW, 218 posts
28 Jul 2014 4:24PM
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OK... not a Quatro, but I've got a Goya 104 Quad. It is a rebadged Quatro (from what i understand) it is a fabulous board. That said i also have a 93 Fanatic quad (2011) which is a fabulous board. the fanatic turns better on steeper waves, but is a smaller board, so that is to be expected. The Goya has a heap of drive in the turn that makes slower waves plenty of fun. The Goya also 'free-rides' better, but again a bigger board will do so (I realise both boards are not designed for that type of sailing, but you sail when and where you can.) So at my level of sailing any of the brands will likely be good as long as you choose the right style of board for your sailing. That said if KT wants to give me a board I will say 'yes'.





mahi
QLD, 119 posts
20 Aug 2014 12:20AM
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If one wants the latest and greatest, i guess get a custom shaped KT.
Their production boards are about 2 years behind the customs - due to the time it takes to finalise a design, test, graphics, get moulds made in asia etc and pump them out for the masses.



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