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SUP Forum , free, open & uncensored SUP forum Stand up Padlle boarding > General Category > SUP gear talk > Weight and performance of Starboard? Pages: [1] « previous next »   Print   Author Topic: Weight and performance of Starboard?  (Read 600 times) Kirsten Newbie Karma: +7/-0 Posts: 18 Weight and performance of Starboard? « on: September 11, 2009, 07:25:37 PM » They seem pretty popular, any thoughts? Logged El_Duderino Newbie Karma: +16/-0 Posts: 40 Re: Weight and performance of Starboard? « Reply #1 on: September 11, 2009, 07:36:26 PM » Lots of people have them here, they look good, pretty light, and years of windsurf experience must mean reasonably solid.  ( however I also thought that of the NAISH SUP boards and they seem to snap very easily) I tried the 9'8 fish and it was a bit wobbly, but once on the wave it surfed really well. Logged Moonwalker Newbie Karma: +2/-0 Posts: 8 Re: Weight and performance of Starboard? « Reply #2 on: October 17, 2009, 04:17:27 AM » Heavy - and very little rocker. I've ridden the 14'0", 11'0" and 9'8" - great for flatwater, far better boards available for surf Logged Pages: [1]   Print   « previous next » Jump to: Please select a destination: ----------------------------- General Category ----------------------------- => General Discussion => SUP gear talk => SUP technique => SUP travel & spots => SUP pictures => SUP videos => SUP classifieds => SUP News => SUP websites => General chat, anything non SUP related

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