2013 Starboard Quad video

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scott mckerc
scott mckerc
WA
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WA, 289 posts
24 Aug 2012 12:42am
Here's some footage from a bunch of guys and gals that show the new quads are workin pretty sweet.

northy1
northy1
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500 posts
24 Aug 2012 3:41am
.....have to say, as someone who has a couple of Evos knocking around in the garage and then ridden a few others (eg the mistral twinnys) for a few years, these quads do look the biz!

Are they all new shapes in the Quad range, Scott?
How are they tweaked compared to the 2012 range?

Which would be the go for biggest wave board for light and gusty for someone about 86kg....the 92? The width dims look a little bigger than other quads out there - any comment on that?

Cheers - appreciate the feedback!
Northy
scott mckerc
scott mckerc
WA
289 posts
WA, 289 posts
24 Aug 2012 12:05pm
Hey Northy
Yep, they're completely new shapes.
New rocker (All mono to ever so slight V in the tail) instead of forward V to tail concave.
And new outline. A blend of last years quad outline but squared it up in the tail which gave it a lot better onshore performance without sacrificing performance in the juice.
Have always been an fan of the extra width, and the others are catching on.
Light and gusty and 86kg's 92 should be the go. Or 87.
They both produce a ton of drive when not powered up. Is what I love about em.
cheers
scotty
GavGav
GavGav
VIC
193 posts
VIC, 193 posts
24 Aug 2012 11:52pm
Finally!
A video with some good music!
northy1
northy1
500 posts
500 posts
7 Sep 2012 8:24am
Cheers Scotty

Does the square tail this year mean you lose any performance for down the line, decent cross off conditions?

PS
for super light float and ride, do you ever use the S1, or do you stick to the blades always eg 5.7 / 5.3?

Thanks again
Northy
scott mckerc
scott mckerc
WA
289 posts
WA, 289 posts
12 Sep 2012 6:54pm
Nah. Not at all
Was my concern after they went so well in tenerife, but when I got them up North and Margs in side and side off, is not an issue at all. (As seen in clip)
They loved it down the line. Instant vert project.

Nah, I'm always using the Blades.

Cheers
Scotty
TAA
TAA
SA
1259 posts
TAA TAA
SA, 1259 posts
13 Sep 2012 10:14am


they look sick

scott mckerc said...
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Nah. Not at all
Was my concern after they went so well in tenerife, but when I got them up North and Margs in side and side off, is not an issue at all. (As seen in clip)
They loved it down the line. Instant vert project.

Nah, I'm always using the Blades.

Cheers
Scotty


northy1
northy1
500 posts
500 posts
17 Oct 2012 3:43am
....anyone whose not a SB rider, got their hands on a new Quad yet, care to feedback?!

northsail
northsail
NSW
97 posts
NSW, 97 posts
17 Oct 2012 6:11pm
Cool vid!

Never tried the method at frame 4.34. for getting through a wave. Is this common in big waves?
Zachery
Zachery
597 posts
597 posts
19 Oct 2012 7:08am
I call this highly unselfish behaviour, had right of way but saw he was going to coincide with the wave rider who was about to hit the lip so he stalled and dropped into the water, no this is not normal but does prevent the mast being driven directly down as the wave throws the gear back, clever
Mickymoo
Mickymoo
WA
163 posts
WA, 163 posts
19 Oct 2012 2:18pm
Yep seen some guy's do the same at the point when caught on the inside. I suppose its more or less the same technique as swimming to the top of the mast and pushing it underwater, just a bit quicker I guess. Either way never a nice feeling getting really rolled and knowing that your gear and sharp fin edges are tumbling about with you. Gath hat my man Gath hat
Gilligan
Gilligan
5 posts
5 posts
25 Oct 2012 10:27pm
It's about time someone said how dangerous that rider was. Maybe you didn't realize because you were focussed on the guy duck diving, but he ended up missing his gear by about 2m during his bottom turn. If he'd bounced out in that turn, which was in far from smooth water, he'd have collected him. The footage is in slow-mo, imagine it at real speed. The rider would have seen the guy dogging out from a long way off.
Reflex Films
Reflex Films
WA
1460 posts
WA, 1460 posts
26 Oct 2012 9:42am
yes - safety first at all times! i propose hi vis jackets and hard hats for all wave sailors.

And definitely dont go near the lip at margs - just dawdle around on the shoulder in case some one gets hurt.
PoleTroll
PoleTroll
36 posts
36 posts
26 Oct 2012 9:55am
*WARNING - Sarcasm Alert - WARNING*
Brent in Qld
Brent in Qld
WA
1472 posts
WA, 1472 posts
26 Oct 2012 11:35am
I was only thinking last week about all the things that could go wrong as I headed out in 30-40knts. My board was completely freaking out, just wouldn't stay in the water. there needs to be more sarcasm on the topic...
Oh, great looking boards Scotty
Gilligan
Gilligan
5 posts
5 posts
1 Nov 2012 10:58am
Reflex, that's just the kind of response I'd expect from you. I've noticed you're the classic example of that group of WA guys who thinks he's a hardcore waverider ("look at me, I go so vert" ) so when anyone dares to suggest that one of your boyfriends should have given up a single turn in order to not endanger someone ...
Reflex Films
Reflex Films
WA
1460 posts
WA, 1460 posts
1 Nov 2012 11:32am
Gilligan said...
Reflex, that's just the kind of response I'd expect from you. I've noticed you're the classic example of that group of WA guys who thinks he's a hardcore waverider ("look at me, I go so vert" ) so when anyone dares to suggest that one of your boyfriends should have given up a single turn in order to not endanger someone ...


No need to get so personal - the guys were all pros and knew what they were doing !

(and going hard because the heli was up burning dollars by the minute)

The guy that got swamped was one of the team riders too. -a certain Philip Koster - you may have heard of him.
In all my years of shooting you expect to see this stuff on a heli shoot.

Boy friends ? wtf? Your post sounds a bit bitter... These forums are supposed to have friendly banter but you seem determined to take the tone to the schoolyard with the 10 year olds. Try and keep it semi friendly at least.

i am willing to put my name to my posts -which lends some credibility
unlike yourself who is running the classic troll like behaviour of hiding behind an unknown identity.

I dont care what you think - Vert will always be a defining element of wave riding - be it surfing, wave sailing or sup.



Brent in Qld
Brent in Qld
WA
1472 posts
WA, 1472 posts
1 Nov 2012 1:42pm
I guess having a national wavesailing title under ya belt doesn't qualify as core. Can't stop laughing...
Gilligan
Gilligan
5 posts
5 posts
8 Nov 2012 10:12pm
Reflex, I'm glad to hear you like to be friendly. Me too. Keep it in mind next time you're tempted to ridicule someone for making a comment about safety ...
appleman
appleman
TAS
443 posts
TAS, 443 posts
9 Nov 2012 8:54am
Gilligans island.can't handle his piss.
Reflex Films
Reflex Films
WA
1460 posts
WA, 1460 posts
9 Nov 2012 5:50pm
i like safety - check out one of the best safety videos - EVAAAAA!



check the dog and the crazy chick !
P.C_simpson
P.C_simpson
WA
1492 posts
WA, 1492 posts
9 Nov 2012 9:38pm
Gilligan said...
Reflex, I'm glad to hear you like to be friendly. Me too. Keep it in mind next time you're tempted to ridicule someone for making a comment about safety ...


Safety? wtf, have you not seen the gear he rides? almost fluro orange board and fluro red and bright blue sail, he's more high vis than a postie..
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