Had a fang on this 6 x 22 x 106l pwing proto this week. Very very impressed ordered one straight away. Has the stability and ease of start like my 7 10 x 19 x 110l DW board but turns like my 5 10 x 20 x 85l wing board when on a runner. In a smaller size would be an epic wing board. 
It feels really good to have a kick in front of your front foot and behind your back foot. Locks you in when pumping or turning.
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It feels really good to have a kick in front of your front foot and behind your back foot. Locks you in when pumping or turning.
Hi Mate hope you're having a good 1 what are your thoughts on the smik parra wing ?
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It feels really good to have a kick in front of your front foot and behind your back foot. Locks you in when pumping or turning.
Hi Mate hope you're having a good 1 what are your thoughts on the smik parra wing ?
I saw Scottie testing today and he was ripping. Wing looks stable in tough conditions. Keep to try when it comes out.
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Any Idea when the new board will be available and the price point? Looks great.
Custom orders available now contact Scottie www.smiksup.com/contact
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Had a fang on this 6 x 22 x 106l pwing proto this week. Very very impressed ordered one straight away. Has the stability and ease of start like my 7 10 x 19 x 110l DW board but turns like my 5 10 x 20 x 85l wing board when on a runner. In a smaller size would be an epic wing board.
Hey hilly definitely liking the look of this board. Are you saying it gets up on foil as easily as your much longer downwind board? How does it achieve that? Is it a very flat rocker or bottom shape with really good planing and release? 22" is fairly wide to be a really efficient board.
Really liking the sunken deck. It would put you closer to the foil and the kick in the deck would give it a good tactile feel. Ken adgates episode on the foil rat podcast he talks about using this design in his custom boards. Also if you check out his instagram he posts alot of his custom boards on there and they look amazing. I think for the riding most of us want to do which isn't flips and freestyle but more carving and surfing this is the best design.
Select to expand quoteYoungbreezy said..Are you saying it gets up on foil as easily as your much longer downwind board? How does it achieve that? Is it a very flat rocker or bottom shape with really good planing and release? 22" is fairly wide to be a really efficient board.
There is something going on there to get up so well. Took me a while to get the knack. Really stable so you can get the board in exactly the right place, and you can push with your front foot against the front kick. Flat rocker under your feet and the back hump behind your foot pushes you forward. The 7 10 is slightly quicker to get up on foil but you are battling more weight, length when you get up. The longer DW board doesn't fit into the short period bumps as well as a shorter board. I was worried about the width, but it was not an issue, made going from knees to feet a breeze.
Ive recently picked up the 99l x 22 x 6'3 - its the Breeze but with a few slight changes probably similar to the above. Loving it so far, my first midlength. Stability and taxi speed is obviously far better than the Skywing (85l) I've got. I went back to try the Skywing the other day and didnt like it at all, i felt the Stokr actually pumps and turns better to be honest, but it does feel bigger under foot. I ride in the bay, wind bumps. Looking to start parawing this season.
My only complaint would be the deck pad doesnt seem to be super resilient and it is really cutting my toes up - so I need booties, not a deal breaker. Also, a grab handle would have been good, just makes things easier on and off the water.
Thanks to Kite Republic in VIC who did a great deal for me.
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Ive recently picked up the 99l x 22 x 6'3 - its the Breeze but with a few slight changes probably similar to the above. Loving it so far, my first midlength. Stability and taxi speed is obviously far better than the Skywing (85l) I've got. I went back to try the Skywing the other day and didnt like it at all, i felt the Stokr actually pumps and turns better to be honest, but it does feel bigger under foot. I ride in the bay, wind bumps. Looking to start parawing this season.
My only complaint would be the deck pad doesnt seem to be super resilient and it is really cutting my toes up - so I need booties, not a deal breaker. Also, a grab handle would have been good, just makes things easier on and off the water.
Thanks to Kite Republic in VIC who did a great deal for me.
I know you do not want to hear it but the new shape is the shizzle for pwing compared to the stonkr. Chalk and cheese. I have a similar shape at 85l as well. No comparison
Coming back to visit home for a little while, and looking for a new board for the trip. These look interesting!!! How's the weight and what's the lead time on customs?
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Coming back to visit home for a little while, and looking for a new board for the trip. These look interesting!!! How's the weight and what's the lead time on customs?
5 kg without straps slightly more with, 6 to 8 weeks.
Select to expand quotehilly said..I know you do not want to hear it but the new shape is the shizzle for pwing compared to the stonkr. Chalk and cheese. I have a similar shape at 85l as well. No comparison
Yeah it looks nice, what would you say the key differences were? KP told me my shape was a bit more stable with no performance difference from the original Breeze...
Dam i wish I could demo some of these boards up in QLD but i dont think there is a dealer here....
Select to expand quoteSUPSurferQLD said..hilly said..I know you do not want to hear it but the new shape is the shizzle for pwing compared to the stonkr. Chalk and cheese. I have a similar shape at 85l as well. No comparison
Yeah it looks nice, what would you say the key differences were? KP told me my shape was a bit more stable with no performance difference from the original Breeze...
Dam i wish I could demo some of these boards up in QLD but i dont think there is a dealer here....
I wouldn't worry about your board for PWing. I've got the 6' x 19.5 x85L version of your board. I'm 84kg. I took my Ozone PR out for the first time last week and managed to get to my feet within the first 5min. I thought I would struggle with this on a narrow board but it was fine.
That said, this new board looks great and I want one.
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Ready to go
Faaarrrk looks really nice! How long will I have to wait to buy that from you secondhand
Did you go with the stock dimensions?
Select to expand quotehilly said..Youngbreezy said..Are you saying it gets up on foil as easily as your much longer downwind board? How does it achieve that? Is it a very flat rocker or bottom shape with really good planing and release? 22" is fairly wide to be a really efficient board.
There is something going on there to get up so well. Took me a while to get the knack. Really stable so you can get the board in exactly the right place, and you can push with your front foot against the front kick. Flat rocker under your feet and the back hump behind your foot pushes you forward. The 7 10 is slightly quicker to get up on foil but you are battling more weight, length when you get up. The longer DW board doesn't fit into the short period bumps as well as a shorter board. I was worried about the width, but it was not an issue, made going from knees to feet a breeze.
Hey Hilly ,new Smik board looks the goods.Scottie has come up with great midlength dimensions,early lift off bottom & rail shape.Particularly impressive with your feedback regarding recessed deck stance area.I have been winging my AFS Whitebird 6'8"x 23" 115Ltr @ 95kgs for 12mths with the recessed deck and absolutely love the feel of your toes or heel feeling more secure.
I jump on a flat deck board not having the same secure stance feel.Big plus having the heal of your back foot supported against the recess with Scottie's design.
Select to expand quoteYoungbreezy said.. wish they'd gone a bit longer and narrower with their sizes though. Yes I'm sure they are very efficient but if they were a bit longer and narrower they would be even more efficient.
The shorter length and slightly thinner profile, due to a touch of extra width, give the board a lively, responsive feel when up on foil-especially when riding a swell. Turning feels far smoother and more precise compared to longer, thicker boards.
Hi @Hilly, I have asked the UK Smik importer about the 106l and they are going to get back to me about availability and price. Just now they only sell SUP boards.
Got to be honest it will probably be too expensive to get one to Scotland but worth asking as it looks great.
About the size, I am 93kg and think the 106l would be the one for PW and winging in the variable conditions we have here on the East coast. Do you think the 106 volume will be OK or should I maybe look to the smaller one?
The full PVC Carbon sounds pretty bomproof and just what I am looking for, how is yours holding up?
The Armie ML 100l is also in contention but I want something a bit shorter, do you think the low end will be close between the two?
Cheers 
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Hi @Hilly, I have asked the UK Smik importer about the 106l and they are going to get back to me about availability and price. Just now they only sell SUP boards.
Got to be honest it will probably be too expensive to get one to Scotland but worth asking as it looks great.
About the size, I am 93kg and think the 106l would be the one for PW and winging in the variable conditions we have here on the East coast. Do you think the 106 volume will be OK or should I maybe look to the smaller one?
The full PVC Carbon sounds pretty bomproof and just what I am looking for, how is yours holding up?
The Armie ML 100l is also in contention but I want something a bit shorter, do you think the low end will be close between the two?
Cheers
I am your weight and it is a great size for gusty winds. If you live somewhere with really consistent wind then you could go smaller.
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Ordered a 65L custom from Scotty yesterday, should have by early Feb
Hiya, I'm interested in one too, what dims did you go for. Thanks
damn,! i can't get ANYONE at Smik to reply to me about north American distributors... not even a "not a chance mate forget about it!" type of reply.. 
There's been a couple requests from the US and pretty sure I'd answered all.
basically with answer being we have no distribution in the US
we can fed ex but it's a bit expensive
FarNorthSurfer, you should contact Antoine from Smik Europe (smiksup-europe.com ) he's super nice and gives great advice, I had 3 custom boards made by him with shipping to France and the prices are not that expensive considering the quality of manufacturing/construction.
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FarNorthSurfer, you should contact Antoine from Smik Europe (smiksup-europe.com ) he's super nice and gives great advice, I had 3 custom boards made by him with shipping to France and the prices are not that expensive considering the quality of manufacturing/construction.
Thanks for the tip, I will wait and see what the UK agent comes back with. Since the stupid episode of national self harm that was Brexit getting anything to the UK seems to be a nightmare.
The board looks really good, design and construction so its worth looking into.
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Ordered a 65L custom from Scotty yesterday, should have by early Feb
Hiya, I'm interested in one too, what dims did you go for. Thanks
5'4 *20.5" * 4.6"
