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Frankieboy
Frankieboy
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129 posts
15 May 2026 7:22pm
foilthegreats said..

MidAtlanticFoil said..


foilthegreats said..
If you're interested in watching the 5.3m fly:




You were cooking upwind in those gusts!



Ya, rips upwind and pretty comfortable in gusty conditions.


what wind conditions was it?
Frankieboy
Frankieboy
129 posts
129 posts
14 May 2026 5:05pm
Taavi said..

Frankieboy said..

I think most brands advertise weight without pad




Does not seem to be the case, my 60 L super K is pretty close to the listed 3.9 kg.







My 104L is 0,3kg heavier, a friend's 90L is 5kg or +0,3kg also.
This can also be the +-5% tolerance they all mention
Frankieboy
Frankieboy
129 posts
129 posts
12 May 2026 3:20am
also curious about the low end of the S3 compared to what I know F-one Quest or Frigate
Reply in Topic: Recessed deck design
Frankieboy
Frankieboy
129 posts
129 posts
12 May 2026 3:12am
why not just sinking the mast plate? or better, go for a tuttle
Frankieboy
Frankieboy
129 posts
129 posts
4 May 2026 3:56am
I second all this, I have 5/4/3 but only had a couple of sessions on the 4 and one on the 5
If you don't go all the way to the LE it starts spinning indeed.
I find the quest very stable but the bar shakes a bit sometimes.
The bar is brilliant I mostly put 3 fingers (4 with tumb) in front of the "A's" this is very confortable when overpowerded.
I must say I like the frigate too as it moves in the window. The Quest stays a bit deeper. But for killing the power and relaunching there is no contest. Also jibing is easier
Frankieboy
Frankieboy
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129 posts
2 May 2026 6:21am
sunsetsailboards said..
interesting that the ARC is 0.3kg heavier than the Super K v2 in the 88/90 size despite not having a handle and being equivalent volume. Arc 88l is spec'd at 5.0kg, Super K2 90l in Pro Carbon at 4.7kg (although my personal board is 5.0kg).


I think most brands advertise weight without pad
Frankieboy
Frankieboy
129 posts
129 posts
28 Apr 2026 3:38am
the handle needs to be minimalistic for stashing
Reply in Topic: Straps vs strapless
Frankieboy
Frankieboy
129 posts
129 posts
26 Mar 2026 5:26am
for me there is much more control especially when carving
Frankieboy
Frankieboy
129 posts
129 posts
26 Mar 2026 5:24am
Yes, a larger surface area increases resistance to sinking I would say.
I assume there's a physical explanation behind it
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