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naish 17 glide vs s.i.c. f16

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Created by scotty100 > 9 months ago, 13 Sep 2010
scotty100
QLD, 233 posts
13 Sep 2010 11:08AM
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has anyone tried both of these boards and can share and UNBIASED opinion of their performance . i'm worried that f18 being hollow and designed directly as hawiian bigger downwind runners, concerned about performance in qld mainly onshore winds thinking naish with less rocker in nose might be a better allrounder. open for all suggestions

angie pangi
QLD, 1782 posts
13 Sep 2010 11:24AM
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paul.j
QLD, 3368 posts
13 Sep 2010 11:25AM
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OK i try and give my best unbiased opinion.

Both boards are very good F16 might have it on the Naish when it gets super windy but the Naish likes it up from about 15knots. Durability would go to Naish but the new V2 f16 that we are getting in soon might be just as tough. As a alrounder i would choose the Naish. A better comparison would be between the 17'6 bullet SIC and the Naish now they are both SIC boards as i'm sure Phil will tell us!!! One more thing both boards are very hard to get at the moment with the Naish being sold out and nearly all the next lot coming in are also sold and the SIC V2 coming in just before crissy is already selling fast. All in all both good boards but the Naish might just pip it for a alrounder.

Yes i have paddled both and yes i am Spono'ed of Naish but if i thought the other way i would say the SIC is better.

Also the new SIC boards coming in won't be hollow as far as i know.

Jacko

laceys lane
QLD, 19804 posts
13 Sep 2010 7:52PM
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hi scotty, it's such a personal thing. question, what type of conditions do you think you will be paddling in beside thinking you might have to do some upwind stuff? (you will be a kook you know. along with just about everybody else who does dw ing)

will you be a novice or do you have some experience?

does small to medium look the go or are you planning to get into the big wild conditions which if you are a novice is going to take some time to work up to.

just a couple of things to think about maybe

i've only be on the naish so i can't compare. my advice is to try these boards if you can in the ocean, not in the creeks. take someone experienced with you if you are a novice

Piros
QLD, 7236 posts
13 Sep 2010 8:36PM
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Scotty there is a Sic for sale up the sunny coast maybe you can demo it:-

www.seabreeze.com.au/Classifieds/Stand%20Up%20Paddle/~rpuv5/2010-Sandwich-Island-Composites-F18-18-6.aspx?search=uQNVTXNc1pWhjfFr%2b0%2fS5w%3d%3d

billboard
QLD, 2817 posts
14 Sep 2010 12:55PM
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laceys lane said...

hi scotty, it's such a personal thing. question, what type of conditions do you think you will be paddling in beside thinking you might have to do some upwind stuff? (you will be a kook you know. along with just about everybody else who does dw ing)




Definately the truest words you have ever spoken

Agree with you though - try them both in da ocean

angie pangi
QLD, 1782 posts
14 Sep 2010 1:46PM
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LOL how unfair, i didn't even say anything and i got red thumb'd!! Classic. How is it Jacko can get so many greenies!

Too Funny.

XX anige

angie pangi
QLD, 1782 posts
14 Sep 2010 2:53PM
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angie pangi said...

LOL how unfair, i didn't even say anything and i got red thumb'd!! Classic. How is it Jacko can get so many greenies!

Too Funny.

XX anige




paul.j
QLD, 3368 posts
14 Sep 2010 2:54PM
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angie pangi said...

LOL how unfair, i didn't even say anything and i got red thumb'd!! Classic. How is it Jacko can get so many greenies!

Too Funny.

XX anige



HAHAha

instyle
16 posts
14 Sep 2010 2:37PM
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Hi Guys, Peter from Instyle here. As there is a bit of a buzz going around about SIC, thought I would set the record straight..we are doing production boards out of Thailand, and will have 4 models available - the X12'6, X14, F16 version 2, and the new 17'4 bullet. All four models will be available in multiple colourways and construction types. Mark has been in Thailand for the last week finalising production, and all models will be available for our summer. As some of you would be aware, we have been demo'ing the boards up and down the east coast with a few of the clubs and different events. We have the new version 2 F16 here now also, which was demo'd at Noosa last weekend..will keep you posted...

hilly
WA, 7932 posts
14 Sep 2010 4:41PM
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instyle said...

Hi Guys, Peter from Instyle here. As there is a bit of a buzz going around about SIC, thought I would set the record straight..we are doing production boards out of Thailand, and will have 4 models available - the X12'6, X14, F16 version 2, and the new 17'4 bullet. All four models will be available in multiple colourways and construction types. Mark has been in Thailand for the last week finalising production, and all models will be available for our summer. As some of you would be aware, we have been demo'ing the boards up and down the east coast with a few of the clubs and different events. We have the new version 2 F16 here now also, which was demo'd at Noosa last weekend..will keep you posted...


How about west coast??

Flaker
NSW, 122 posts
14 Sep 2010 6:59PM
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instyle said...

Hi Guys, Peter from Instyle here. As there is a bit of a buzz going around about SIC, thought I would set the record straight..we are doing production boards out of Thailand, and will have 4 models available - the X12'6, X14, F16 version 2, and the new 17'4 bullet. All four models will be available in multiple colourways and construction types. Mark has been in Thailand for the last week finalising production, and all models will be available for our summer. As some of you would be aware, we have been demo'ing the boards up and down the east coast with a few of the clubs and different events. We have the new version 2 F16 here now also, which was demo'd at Noosa last weekend..will keep you posted...


Hi Peter,
What are the prices going to be like

instyle
16 posts
14 Sep 2010 6:03PM
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Flaker said...

instyle said...

Hi Guys, Peter from Instyle here. As there is a bit of a buzz going around about SIC, thought I would set the record straight..we are doing production boards out of Thailand, and will have 4 models available - the X12'6, X14, F16 version 2, and the new 17'4 bullet. All four models will be available in multiple colourways and construction types. Mark has been in Thailand for the last week finalising production, and all models will be available for our summer. As some of you would be aware, we have been demo'ing the boards up and down the east coast with a few of the clubs and different events. We have the new version 2 F16 here now also, which was demo'd at Noosa last weekend..will keep you posted...


Hi Peter,
What are the prices going to be like


Flaker, shoot me an email and i'll reply with details. peter@instyle.net.au.



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