sounds cheap,!!! go for it

JonWest said...

Being this cheap there must be a reason. Might as well buy a decent paddle and just paddle your windurfer around

IMO.

Being cheap can mean questionable quality but not always.

Horses for courses - why buy best of breed when you only want to go around the block

someone here should have one and can comment....

The Quality is 100% on the Sup ATX boards. They work on big numbers not big profits on each Board. And their Carbon Paddles are light and Full Carbon Fibre.
You definatly can't go wrong. The Roar Shop at Currumbin has sold quite a few already and all customers are very happy.

I have been in the game a whilst and to be honest these boards do appear to represent good value. They are hand glassed epoxy and look like a normal PU surfboard, wood stringer and all. They are well weighted at around 12kg for the 11'er and 13kg for the 12'er.

Up until now I would have been loathe to recommend a board in this price range as they are usually painted and you don't actually see what you are getting.

You cant expect the durability of a molded PVC sandwich board with these boards but at this price if you are after a first board, they are hard to beat.

They are $985 out of the Gold Coast. Anywhere else and you will have to add freight

We sell them in Sydney for $1099 with paddle.
I know ROAR stocks them on the Goldie and I think SHQ in Melbourne.

SUP atx 11' x 31" x 4.5"
VOLUME: 185 liters
Single FIN: 10"

SUP atx 12' x 31" x 4.5"
VOLUME: 220 liters
Single FIN: 10"

Just purchased a 11' from ESS Erina looks great, will keep you posted on performance.

you may as well pay for an add guys....its pretty obvious your doing the hard sell.tks anyway