Saw these at the Foil Shop, very aesthetically pleasing. Narrower than what the photos make it seem . My minimal experience makes me think a good use of design elements for a very smooth takeoff.
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Proper Foil Boards
- Thread starter casa_mugrienta
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I have a similar board design. I don't recommend trying to learn on one. I started on a beginner board and then bought a performance board. The performance board is 4'7 x 19 x 4.2 and 46L. The board is super short and flat. The foil starts to lift MUCH quicker than a starter board and it was quite an adjustment. Think of going from a 9'6 longboard to surfing a Pyzel Ghost. Hard transition for a beginner to make (but not impossible).
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proper boards are absolutely badass...i got three of um...bulletproof...and even if you do ding a hole in it...then repairting it is still optional...thos board has had an open ding to the foam and ive been using it for a year un patched...has gained No weight and soaked up No water...12+ airplane trips to hawaii...still light as a feather....