Funny How...

jmunkki · 15th August 2012, 07:58 AM

Of course the bottom shape is completely different, but looking at the outline of the iSonic 110, it looked very familiar. Can you guess what it looks like? Here's some numbers:

110 227 75 49.6
96 218 77 49.9

iSonic 110 vs. Hypersonic 96.

OZI · 15th August 2012, 08:10 AM

Sorry Cannot see any similarities. I know which board board I would much rather have.

jmunkki · 15th August 2012, 08:53 AM

The only reason I started looking was that there's a statement saying that the dimensions are unique and new. Maybe they are unique in terms of boards in production right now, but there was something of similar width & similar one foot off width. I'm sure the boards feel & handle totally differently. The comparison is fair in that the boards target similar conditions & users (but the iSonic is likely to be more successful).

Krister · 16th August 2012, 08:47 PM

I still have my Hypersonic 96, got to love it, it has the widest sail-range I've ever had in any board. :-)

15th August 2012, 07:58 AM	#1
jmunkki New Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 9	Funny How... Of course the bottom shape is completely different, but looking at the outline of the iSonic 110, it looked very familiar. Can you guess what it looks like? Here's some numbers: 110 227 75 49.6 96 218 77 49.9 iSonic 110 vs. Hypersonic 96.

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Krister Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 62	I still have my Hypersonic 96, got to love it, it has the widest sail-range I've ever had in any board. :-)