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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Hi fellows
I am going to by a board for my family members, myself i have an iSonic 155. I have seen the Start models and was to by an Start M, but was given an advice to try the Phantom! I have a kid 11 years old, and two teenagers 16-19 year, who is eager to learn/progress. So my dilemma is which of this two board i should choose? I know that we must have a center fin, so the choice is really between the Start M, or the Phantom 301 /alf |
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Go for the Phantom. It is a great board for progressing. In lighter winds it will be more exciting than the Start. It has a very nice glide as well.
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Thanks
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Zaventem, Belgium
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Have you considered the Go? It's made for progressing with the range of strapsettings, it's got a huge sailrange and in light winds, you can use it for freemove and freerace because the go planes really early. I think it'll be harder to get the phanton planning because of it's length vs it's width.
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Hi
Yeah, well i had a Go 155. I want to have a centerfin, as it shoud be used by total beginners, and then they eventually would move forward. I have seen that new windsurfers, gain a lot more from learning on a board like the Start so no fins is not an option for this one. I was more skeptical to the lenght, and how the Phantom turns etc. /ama |
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Pick the Phantom. A longer board has much better glide (compared to a Start or Rio) in light winds and will still work well as a planning board in stronger winds.
I have not tried a Phantom myself (I am a KONA owner) but I have seen the board and I do think it looks promising. PG |
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