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steveC · 18th September 2007, 10:53 AM

Hi Tom,

While I don't have the Aero127, a friend does, but I have to say that his goals are more focused on light wind waves. From what I can discern, the board is very maneuverable for its size, but I think that it's a relatively weak freerider because its speed seems to be on the slower side. It's my take that its design is better suited to the inside straps and light wind waves with its rockerline. Overall, it seems to be quite turnable for its pronounced width and volume.

18th September 2007, 10:53 AM	#4
steveC Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 639	Hi Tom, While I don't have the Aero127, a friend does, but I have to say that his goals are more focused on light wind waves. From what I can discern, the board is very maneuverable for its size, but I think that it's a relatively weak freerider because its speed seems to be on the slower side. It's my take that its design is better suited to the inside straps and light wind waves with its rockerline. Overall, it seems to be quite turnable for its pronounced width and volume.