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Topic Review (Newest First)
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| 1st October 2010 01:35 AM | |
| Ola_H | Not that much. Half a centimeter in width and one cm in length. I reckon most of the volume difference is in thickness and rails. |
| 1st October 2010 01:26 AM | |
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Thank you Ola H, I will go for 74. Didnīt mind a bit sinking 71 in lighter wind, once it gets speed, everything is ok. I was just wondering, what is difference between 74 and 77. I prefer smaller boards, so I go for smaller :-) Pat |
| 28th September 2010 08:54 PM | |
| Ola_H |
Hmm, not easy to say. I heard it can be very light there and in big wave conditions a few extra liters can help avoiding getting into trouble. But I think you can answer the question best yourself. If you think the Q71 was pretty alright in size and didn't have too much problems on the light days I would surely get a Q74. It will feel a bit floatier than the 71 so it will still be a bit of a light wind upgrade. But if you had serious problems slogging the 71 you might consider the 77. Personally I'd bring the 74 if I would go the CV (and I'm your weight). |
| 28th September 2010 07:30 PM | |
| Unregistered |
Quad 74 or 77 - for Ola H Hi Ola H, this year I used Quad 71 (2010). Max. sail 5,3 in lighter winds, sideshore. Now I want new board. My weight 71kg. I am not sure, if I should go for 74 or 77 (2011). I need board again for side shore (Cabo Verde), sometimes stronger wind, but mainly not very strong wind, but good waves. Should i go for 74? Thank you Pat |
