jonesmb said...
I wonder how this board differs from the other hybrid-raceboards none of which have been popular.
BIC Techno has been pretty popular. They generally get around 250-300 entrants at the previous few World Championships for them. Sold thousands of them in Europe alone...
Will be interesting to see whether this RS:One is designed to compete with the BIC (which in my opinion will be hard at that price point vs an already well established class) or whether it's supposed to be a bridge for the kids who are too old to sail BIC but not confident enough to jump on the RS:X (or have the money for it) which is the biggest hurdle with the RS:X class I currently see here in AUS.
