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PG · 18th December 2009, 07:03 PM

Some older starboard carves would maybe do, but I have understood that the new boards are quite a lot more nervous.

For composure on the water, and control in high winds, I think the RRD FSW are hard to beat. An advantage for gusty and variabl conditions is that they also plane early. I have a FSW 94 that for me (at 100kg +) works reasonably well in 40 knot winds.

18th December 2009, 07:03 PM	#2
PG Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 234	Some older starboard carves would maybe do, but I have understood that the new boards are quite a lot more nervous. For composure on the water, and control in high winds, I think the RRD FSW are hard to beat. An advantage for gusty and variabl conditions is that they also plane early. I have a FSW 94 that for me (at 100kg +) works reasonably well in 40 knot winds.