Airush Geoff

I'm getting a Starboard SUP as a demo. Should be here mid to late September!

Should be good fun, no wind? who cares, go get wet and have fun.

I'll let you know when it arrives.

why do surfers always hate, other people doing things in "there" waves? get over it guys, i windsurf, kitesurf, surf, bodyboard and had my first paddle on a SUP a week ago, all in the surf, there all fun and all have there best days, when the surf is pumping, surf, close outs, Bodyboard, when it's full and slow, SUP, simple, guys like these need to realise things change and new sports will come and go. if we lived somewhere where the surf was perfect every single day of the year, we would all be surfers, but fella's bad new we don't, so broaden your horizons, we all love the ocean and want to be in it as much as possible, so does it really mater what where doing in there..

Scotty Mac said...

Gee I was sure that greenroom would definetly been a kiteboarder when I first read his message. Embarressed to read on further that he windsurfs.... oh well takes all types..

Kiterboarding is in the same league as bodyboarding.
Why would I kiteboard? If I did kite I would kiteSURF!
I dont windboard either I windSURF!
Is there anything wrong with that?
Besides my mind was closed to the whole SUP concept. I finally SUP'd the Starboard 12'6 and Naish 11'6 last week on the river which gave me an idea of how they paddle and turn and the stability.
I was totally confused and still dont know which one to buy. (Did I just say that? hehehe)
Yesturday I then had the chance to SUP the Naish 11'6 in the surf. It was harder than I thought but managed to get a couple of waves. I fell off alot compared to on the river.
Im still undecided. Both boards are what I want for SUPing.
Question... would the Starboard be a rail to rail wave riding board or would it be quite a flat ride?