Help needed please from nuevo "pilots".
I am after a big volume board to use with very light wind and good sizable dtl waveriding (i am 65kg). I was contemplating a 101L or 110 L nuevo for both its wave riding ability and ease of initiating a turn by a lighter person. My other board is a 77L starboard Quad. Any assistance greately appreciated.

sailed the 110 this afternoon

it works! I found the mast foot had to be placed back from centre to get onto the slippery part of the rocker. I was using it with a 6.2 Blade - i am 87 kgs.

These are dedicated wave boards though - the rocker is what i would call medium - ie not fast but not super slow and draggy either.

The Nuevo 80 feels slipperier but prob can be as it can turn more off its outline at this size - whereas the big boards might need some extra curve to keep them surfy.

I have the 90 Nude twin that the 90 Nuevo is based on - and its a beauty. Form all reports the 90 is very close to the Custom Nudes - so if you arent over 85 kg you may not need to go 100 or 110.

I have the 110 as a light wind wave machine. It is awesome. I am 86kgs most mornings after a SS and S.

I have the 110 as well and can confirm Gonew. comment that it is awesome on the wave, particularly in the lighter stuff.
Seems like the twinser is a little easier to initiate a turn than a si ilar sized quad, and the extra volume helps to stop the board stalling so it maintains speed all the way through the bottom turn, v.nice!
As someone else said, they do sail smaller than the volume would indicate, reckon the 110 is perfect for that wobble out type of sailing you get to to do.

I have the Nuevo 110L. I weigh 92kg and use it with 5.7m and 6.2m sails. I ride a 2012 Evo 86L with 5.3m sails and down. The NuEvo 110L is super-relaxed from A to B and lovely on the small waves I've had a chance to use it on so far - turns quick and carries momentum well. Decent at getting back upwind too - grips well for a twin, when you want it to. It's quite "corky" - easy to bounce onto the plane or out of the water. A fun board to ride.

Thanks stehsegler,
a large 100L quad may also fit my needs. I was wondering if a large nuevo may initiate turns slightly easier that a large Quad?

All the better feeling larger wave boards are the narrowest I found.