Boards' pictures

[ADG]

Hi,

I am writing to request that actual pictures of the boards are attached to the boards' descriptions, Ideally from various angles. Most of us around the world are asked to order boards without having the chance to look at the boards. It would be a great service to customers. With today's technology it is really easy to do, I don't understand why it is not used. I am looking forward to renew my slalom boards and find it difficult to decide witout looking at the product.

Thanks for your great boards,

ADG

[GeorgeUSA39]

I send that motion. You can even add in 360 viewing.

[steveC]

I think that GeorgeUSA39 has brought up a great idea that's really quite attainable and reasonable given current website technologies. Just to get an idea of the posibilities, you ought to check out the Airstream website. A class of trick world class production trailers that lead the US market in unique designs that have always represented a top of the line product in the market. These guys were some of the original leaders in travel trailers from the early 1930s, and I doubt that others can offer such a well designed product for this type of market.

http://www.airstream.com/

While I'm not associated in any way with the Airstream folks, I think that many would agree that their 3D interior presentations really present their products well. Using a similar 360 degree presentation, with a focus on the shape and design facets of Starboard products would really highlight the companies' offerings in a special way. Of course, the concept must be tailored to an exterior rather that an interior view, but the possibilities are easy to see.

[ciro]

The 360 degree thing is really a great tool to check on boards. I strongly recommend everyone to check the Fanatic website (www.fanatic.com) that is introducing a really fantastic and interactive tool !!! Also, the new JP-Australia has a 360 degree view but less interactive than the Fanatic site.

Cheers,
Ciro

[lucofede]

this kind of feature was already available on 2002 StarBoard site

http://2002.star-board.com/products/go_flsh.asp

I should be nice to have it back on 2007 site

Regards