Mistral Screamer #2 from 2005 This is the 105 litre version - I've got the 117 litre.

This is so funny. I started windsurfing in the last season and i bought 2 board randomly because i got them very cheap. Then, i knew nothing about boards. I bought a diamond head and a sputnik limited edition(purple) with ART footstraps. The sputnik was 20euros and the diamond head with 2 masts 5 booms and 4 sails maybe 100eur. ! booms and masts are still usable and not very old ones and 1 sail.

PS.: The sputnik limited 85L is number 222

It's the one under my feet

Tabou 3S 116 is pretty close. Big enough for uphauling my 90 kg ass comfortably, but small enough to sink to tail for waterstarting. Does well in small waves and flat water and still survivable in big waves. Massive sail range also.

Tabou Thunder looked like it was battered badly by the ugly stick but absolutely awesome board to ride

Only boards I truly regret parting with

Next JP SLW, the big girl always puts a smile on my face.

Mistral Flow 276, great alrounder

JP Speed 54 ( a bit light in volume for my fat arse nut once going is a pleasure to ride.

Stretchy said..
Carbon Art SL52

Yep, best board ever. J&B , cruising or flat out speed sailing. Can do it all

Patrik F-Ride 155L
Most versatile board I own
Magic in light wind with a big sail - comfort machine, gybes sooo easy
Small sail and small fin in high wind - no problems, never ever had it lift out of the water
Too light at Coros, chuck on a 5.3 and go play in the waves

The board that I love most for unrestricted waveriding is my JP ultimate wave 69l. It turns on a dime and has masses of control. It's perfectly refined. But it needs a lot of rider input or epic conditions - and both if you want it to really let loose!

But the most fun board for all conditions I've sailed is the Severne Nuevo, 73l and 80l. It's supremely playful, loose and feels so dang surfy and fun. But at the same time it's not skatey or uncontrolled; it's extremely controlled when it's windy. It's just a crazy fun board to ride. So big up to Werner Gnigler at JP for making the most epic board (to me) and a big up to James Hooper for make the most fun board (to me)

RuaraidhK257 said..
The board that I love most for unrestricted waveriding is my JP ultimate wave 69l. It turns on a dime and has masses of control. It's perfectly refined. But it needs a lot of rider input or epic conditions - and both if you want it to really let loose!

But the most fun board for all conditions I've sailed is the Severne Nuevo, 73l and 80l. It's supremely playful, loose and feels so dang surfy and fun. But at the same time it's not skatey or uncontrolled; it's extremely controlled when it's windy. It's just a crazy fun board to ride. So big up to Werner Gnigler at JP for making the most epic board (to me) and a big up to James Hooper for make the most fun board (to me)

How much do you weigh? They are extremely small volume boards.