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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Montréal (PQ) CANADA
Posts: 196
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hello:
presently i use a 160 liter 79 cm board {non-SB} for now am looking at SB formula for TOW - not new to save $$$ and hopefully sell the other-brand 160 due to overlap logically next board down would be a 130 however, 130s all seem to handle same sail ranges as my current 160 does this mean the next board down would be less than 125 ? this means high wind and highly skilled heavy-weight, non ? saw AA's, Remi's and PWA choice of 130,111 and 86 - that's for the pro's :-( thx as always joe windsurfer nb current sails 2008 10.0 race, 2006 8.5 no-cam and 7.0 older cammed i do not count my training 4.0 sail and duct-taped 6.x'es :-) added:yeah i fogot to mention - i am 100 kilos/220 pounds and PG confirms around 110 liters Last edited by joe_windsurfer; 26th January 2010 at 02:42 PM. |
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