darippah wrote:I'm considering chopping down an old surfboard to 36 inches by 18 inches so that it can fit in the trunk of my car. Is that going to be too small for practical use? I like using a board with float- Surfboard as opposed to a twin tip- so that its easier to swim back in if need be. Other option is to buy a nobile split surf board
I have been using a 120 x 50 x 4cm Board for some time.
As a travel board this is awesome as its small and light.
It still has a decent amount of volume for it's size.
hey JD it could be either way if someone wanted it. and long as the I put alittle extra beef in the middle for long board boxes.. unless I can find the new track system like snowboards.
Jollydriver wrote:Hi terrie @ jellyfishboards.
I do have a question about your kiteskate. Can that be build for a hydrofoil (I'm thinking a four bolt mount)?
If yes, would the mount be in a fixed position, or could it be on two parallel tracks to give some adjustment options?
Has anyone mounted a garden-variety wakeskate to a foil? Any issues with durability, float, or finding proper drilling placement for the plate? Thinking about doing this with a Lift foil and a $100 WS.
I was thinking more of a laminated wood core wakeskate, with an aluminum plate on top to distribute the forces (and nuts for threading and holes through the deck for the bolts).
