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Join Date: Sep 2011
Posts: 5
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Hi,
I own a Mistral Naish 8'4 from 2000 (waveboard 74L, 53.5 cm wide, 6kg) that I was using as my unique board from 15 knots with 5.3m2 sail when my weight was 65kg. My weight is now 75kg and I hesitate between buying a Kode 86L on top of my Mistral or buying a Kode 80 to almost completelly replace my Mistral. I want to be able to planning from a good 15 knots on flatish salt water, and have a good level (all jibes, front/back loop, speed loop, surf...) Is planning from 15 knots with a Kode 80 and 5.5 or 5.7 sail not realistic? (could I even put a bigger sail without feeling it too much) The sail I use the most is 5m. Thanks for the help (PS I will buy a wood carbon) |
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Posts: 84
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I go for k86 for this light winds
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