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Hi Starboard team,
When will the first pictures/drawings of the new iSonic 150 be released? Keep up the good work, TJ |
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yes, when?
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Rumours are they're already being delivered to customers!
Pictures someone? Good sailing, TJ |
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Join Date: Oct 2007
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Yes, send me your e-mailaddres and you'll get pics of the 150. I ordered the board a week ago.
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: NW England,
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Hi Daan
Thanks for the email iS150/144 pics. It looks like how Ian described it to me, straighter outline (not round/ less dish-like) compaired to previous iS145/155, F-types etc. I suspect it will drive upwind better because of the straighter outline. Despite being around 105kg, I think I'll be sticking with the iS144 (ordered & should get it in January). My main reason for choosing the iS144 over the iS150 is this: Although SB say the iS150 is the ultimate light wind slalom feel, I think it will feel like "free formula" not light wind slalom. I'v had a FF158 & used FT148/158 many times and didnt like the softer/detuned formula feel. I prefered the crisper/hard railed ride my Formula 159 gives me, so I stayed with full-on formula. For 2008, I'd like to take a break from formula & try real light wind slalom, I have taken a good look at the 08 iS133 in the flesh, and the outline, rails & bottom shape look like it will be a real light wind weapon. The iS144 should be real good for me with 9m warp & ocassional 11m warp as I'm only looking for a wind minimum of 9-10 knots (no more pumping formula/12m in 6/7 knots for me). The iS144 will be a change up board from my 08 iS111/7.8 warp/9m warp (I collect the iS111 & iS50 next week). Although i'v not seen the iS150 in the flesh, I worry that it will have softer rails than the iS144 and wont be as exciting/crisp as the iS144. If the iS150 is more "free formula" than "light wind slalom" despit its 7cm extra tail width, I'm not convinced it will plan much earlier than the iS144. Will be interesting to hear riders comments on both boards when the start getting circulated. I think the UK will be one of the last places where the iS144/150 will be available. Cheers |
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Denmark
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Hi.
Thanx to Daan for the mail as well. Mark: I understand your point, but the IS155 was (in my mind) almost a clone of the F-type 148. The new IS150 are quite different. I sailed a lot on my F-type 158, and find it (as you say) a detuned formula.(butt I liked it) I hope to find the new IS150 more like a big slalom, and hope to get early planing as well. Has any of you tried the IS155 and compared it to the F-type 148/158? What about planing your IS144 compared to the F-type 158? About the same? Early planing? /Bensen |
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: NW England,
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Would be good to hear from the SB team to confirm if the rail & bottom shape of the iS150 is the same as the iS144 or if it does have softer lines.
Benson: Your right to say the iS155 was a clone/slightly evolved F-TYpe, & the iS150 is totally re-designed. I'm guessing that the iS144 Vs iS150 low-end will only be around 2 knots or so difference as I'm assuming the sharper, more efficient lines of the iS144 will be better in pumping/water dispersion etc (but I could be very wrong about this though). Cheers |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Posts: 132
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Hi All, might you be so kind to SHARE with us your iSonic 150 pics ???? I think there are a lot of people really interested about this board... Thank you. |
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: NW England,
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Expander:
I cant figure out how to post pics here, PM me your email & I'll send it to you. Pics are official SB web-ready page for isonic update in product section (I think). Cheers |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Posts: 132
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Hi Mark H, I've contacted via PM. Thank you. |
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