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Guest · 24th July 2007, 01:27 AM

Its a bit OT but perhaps we will see the day when sailors buy different boards but of same volume.(possible now)
Volume really is very sailor dependant and not necessarily condition.
Look at isonic range ; low volume high width big sails high speeds. (and good weight carriers)
In years to come volume might well be purely rider dependant. Other design elements decide what use board is put to. Going that way now !?

RRD FSW 110probably biggest/nearest to wave board. Exocet cross 106 ??? And I think if you check exocet site they do a pure wave of 105 litres. (Bet its slow though)

24th July 2007, 01:27 AM	#5
Guest Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 1,321	RE: Heavyweights Waveboard Its a bit OT but perhaps we will see the day when sailors buy different boards but of same volume.(possible now) Volume really is very sailor dependant and not necessarily condition. Look at isonic range ; low volume high width big sails high speeds. (and good weight carriers) In years to come volume might well be purely rider dependant. Other design elements decide what use board is put to. Going that way now !? RRD FSW 110probably biggest/nearest to wave board. Exocet cross 106 ??? And I think if you check exocet site they do a pure wave of 105 litres. (Bet its slow though)