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Hi,
Sorry for the non Starboard related question.... I have decided to skip formula for now since I do not think it is that fun anymore. Instead I will ride a F2 SX 145-09 (85 wide, 145 l) together with a XO Gold 10,0 as my lightwind setup. My weight is approx 107 kg What I am after is a fin for excellent early planning with the mentioned board and rig. Any suggestions? I have already fins for medium winds (where I will use a 8,5), so only lightwind fins necessarry. Last edited by MacTS; 26th July 2011 at 07:53 PM. |
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Thank´s sergio k!
Checked out Ifju and they looked really nice...but a bit on the expensive side maybe for me. Anyone know of any good standard lightwind fins? |
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Check out Select fins. The S11 is power house and the S10 is slightly less power, but slightly faster than S11. I recently got an S10 47cm for my iS137 and gained a couple of knots speed c/w my RS7 fin. Deb, ifjufins and other custom fins will be better than Select for sure, but for weekend fun, Select are good
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Thanks markh!
Yeah, Select is definatelly high on my list. A dealer I talked to in Sweden was out of the biggest fins, but I am gonna check with a couple more dealers as well. New shipment should arrive mid/late Aug, so might be worth the wait |
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Try Riks in the UK, they are the main dealer for Select. He sends large items like boards oveseas on a regular basis, so a fin will be easy. Riks usually has all sizes in stock, so no need to wait till end of Aug
![]() http://www.rikswindsurfing.com This chap from a neighbouring country has a 51cm S11 fo sale. At 51cm, it would be for super light days. http://forum.windsurfing.nl/viewtopi...=22&t=13871042
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