glasstraxx said..
Need some advice in light wind boards to acompany the zephyr. Was out late yesterday arvo at Melville and was able to hold my ground until I started jumping it was averaging about 13knots on te chart but I think it was lighter.. Ender up at the pine tree after starting off at the gum tree. After about an hour I think my 132x41 board it too small for my 85 pies at that wind... I have a 5'11 skinny (45cm wide??) surf board I had from when I was younger (sinks when I sit in it now) ... but i want to jump still and im not sure if i could with this on flat water (never tried)
Ultimately looking for a light wind board and typical sizes.. Should I stay above 145cm long and 45 cm wide? With a really straight rocker and concave shape??
Any advise would be great cheers
I doubt that your surfboard is going to be enough if you sink on it, and large TT's will work better for jumping without breaking. Avoid deep concaves for a light wind board, a shallower concave or multiple concaves will work better. You would get a lot of fun from a any of the boards listed below, but there are several other brands too including Nobile, Spleene, etc.
Cab Stylus 1.55 -
http://www.kitepower.com.au/cabrinha-stylus-1784.htmlAxis Ultra -
www.kitepower.com.au/axis-ultra-2014.htmlCrazy Fly Cruiser Pro -
www.kitepower.com.au/crazyfly-cruiser-pro-2014.htmlCrazy Fly All Round Large size -
www.kitepower.com.au/crazyfly-allround-2014.htmlI've used all the above and prefer the Stylus, then Axis, then CF, and have owned a nobile magic carpet too.