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mike · 23rd September 2006, 11:34 PM

Just a further thought from an average sailor about maiximizing a board quiver.

Consider the largest sail you use (happily) with your 104l. For the next board size up (be it carve or isonic) go for a board size that will take that same sail as the smallest sail (that the board performs well with - not nessararily the smallest the spec say).

It's easier to change a board than a sail if the wind changes. I got a starboard this year and am impressed with it's range.

23rd September 2006, 11:34 PM	#3
mike Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 66	RE: iSonic or Carve as Lightwind Board Just a further thought from an average sailor about maiximizing a board quiver. Consider the largest sail you use (happily) with your 104l. For the next board size up (be it carve or isonic) go for a board size that will take that same sail as the smallest sail (that the board performs well with - not nessararily the smallest the spec say). It's easier to change a board than a sail if the wind changes. I got a starboard this year and am impressed with it's range.