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5th July 2008, 09:52 PM

there seems to be very little feedback on these boards. I was considering buying the 122 Kombat , but being a bigger guy myself at 90 kilos and needing something that would go good in 14 to 17 knots days i decided i needed something less freeride.
As to your question , considering the freeride design of the kombats , which is less freeride then a wave board but more freeride then a futura or the carves, i think ( and i may be wrong) they are not back foot driven boards at all.
so you may find marginal gains with big fins and trying to power of the back foot.

5th July 2008, 09:52 PM	#2
Unregistered Guest Posts: n/a	Kombat 122 tuf of skin, and mute of comments there seems to be very little feedback on these boards. I was considering buying the 122 Kombat , but being a bigger guy myself at 90 kilos and needing something that would go good in 14 to 17 knots days i decided i needed something less freeride. As to your question , considering the freeride design of the kombats , which is less freeride then a wave board but more freeride then a futura or the carves, i think ( and i may be wrong) they are not back foot driven boards at all. so you may find marginal gains with big fins and trying to power of the back foot.