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joekitetime
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Re: Board Size Guidance

Postby joekitetime » Tue Sep 01, 2020 7:57 pm

I haven't read all the answers but I've already heard your question a hundred times. Basically, can I skip the big expensive boards since the dream board I'll be riding in 3 months is going to cost me a lot of money to get to.

I had all the boards. I don't regret it. And the used market is pretty hot with so many new wingers, so I'd suggest going the long road (recommended board sizes).

You actually get a lot better as well learning how to milk a board that you begin to consider "too big"...

And, the board has a lot less impact on the riding than the foil and and then the wing. The board comes in third.

An added bonus is that most everyone I know who loves winging also loves sup foiling so the board doubles as a sup foil board.

If you are still convinced you want to go smaller it is certainly doable albeit painful.


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