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hugh_denholm · 15th January 2007, 05:27 PM

Hi
I would also support the Carve as a great board that will take you to the next level. It is relatively easy to learn to sail; but performs really well. Ultimately not as fast as an S-Type, but less technical and ideal for learning gybes etc. It's the BMW of windsurfing; fast, easy, comfortable.
I have two (111 and 133) and they both perform well in heavy coastal chop.
Good luck!

15th January 2007, 05:27 PM	#4
hugh_denholm Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 24	RE: Advice needed on sails sizes and new board Hi I would also support the Carve as a great board that will take you to the next level. It is relatively easy to learn to sail; but performs really well. Ultimately not as fast as an S-Type, but less technical and ideal for learning gybes etc. It's the BMW of windsurfing; fast, easy, comfortable. I have two (111 and 133) and they both perform well in heavy coastal chop. Good luck!