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New Member
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 8
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Hi.
I use to have a biggerwave board for low wind days using 5.7 or 5.3. Is the Kode 94 a wave board or it is more a freestyle-wave like the RRD or Goya One ? Thanks |
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Dream Team NB-9
Join Date: Jan 1970
Posts: 111
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Hi,
The kode is more a freestyle/wave board. I have sailed with it alot in Maui and like it. It more a all around board. pretty fast in speed for just cruising. Jumping with this board is so easy and controlable. wave riding it felt a bit big in the waves in Maui but I was mostly sailing with it with 4.7 sail. 30+knots of wind. So for sure if you are using 5.3 - 5.7 sails in lighter conditions it will work for you. I have enjoy sailing with this board in Maui and this board is simply A+ WOW. I have sailed with the Goya boards but I didn't like the carving of this board. The Kode give you the carving and still keeping the speed while wave riding. Taty
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New Member
Join Date: Sep 2006
Posts: 18
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Hi
any experience with the Kode 86 and how it compares with the former PA86 ? Cheers Tim |
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Dream Team NB-9
Join Date: Jan 1970
Posts: 111
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Yo,
The Kode 86 is more towards wave. but still a good board for freestyle and freeride aswell. It's much quicker in carving when wave riding reacts quicker then the 94. Feels much comfortable in high wind to medium conditions. 5.3 - 4.5 sail will be a good choice on it The kode 86 I sailed and tested it more as a freestyle board and it's very quick still keeping the balance in high shaka's, loops, spocks. In the wave's i have enjoyed it because it's so simple to ride and it doesn't get nervous. Taty
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