Starboard have three new Phantoms in their lineup for the coming season. The 377 "batwing" replaces the 380 and looks like weapon of choice for the course racers with a "revolutionary" thin and wide tail that aids in upwind performance and early planing ability. The 320 gets a make over and looks as sweet as every for the hybrid raceboard class. The new member of the family is the 295 and is presented as a one-design board with many of the new design areas shown on the 377 incorporated. The success of the 295 concept locally will probably depend on how it performs against the established classes, at least initially.

AUS4 said...

Bat Wing .....what a load off BULL****. There goes Starboard making boards again just for the sake of making boards, how many is that now? They think we are idots.....Oh lets make anything,will we test it? ...nah the stupid public will buy anything we make.

Just wait until you have to choose between their 5 new formula shapes

AUS4 said...

Bat Wing .....what a load off BULL****. There goes Starboard making boards again just for the sake of making boards, how many is that now? They think we are idots.....Oh lets make anything,will we test it? ...nah the stupid public will buy anything we make.

Fortunately the name on the board doesn't affect its performance, but rather its design and construction!! It is great to see two manufacturers supporting raceboarding with new models - the Exocet Elite D2 and the Starboard Phantom 377.