Comparatif SUP > coreban fusion 9'0 / starboard wide point 8'10
Comparatif coreban fusion 9'0 VS starboard wide point 8'10
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| Fusion 9'0 x 29.5 | Wide point 8'10 x 32.0 |
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Pour tous les styles de surf |
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| Ils l'ont (3) |
Avis utilisateurs coreban fusion 9'0
| Par Laurent
Gabarit MS 1m75 62 kg. 53 ans Niveau Avancé voir son quiver 
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Usage: Surf vagues molles ; Stabilité pour un gabarit MS (Intermédiaire) : Très bonne |
| très stable, bonne planche pour débuter le surf, take off super facile, un peu lourd à manoeuvrer | |
| Par Thomas
Gabarit L 1m78 86 kg. 58 ans Niveau Expert voir son quiver
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Usage: Surf toutes conditions ; Stabilité pour un gabarit ML (Expert) : Très bonne |
| Hi, i have the core version in red since one month and surfed it in different conditions in the baltic sea and north sea. Its quality looks realy great. Taking the board a long distance is also very comfortable because the handhold allows the fingers to realy take hold on. It has a additional bulge to the inner sides and also the weight is small.(Feels like 9kg) Its behavior is directly depending on the fin combination. I prefer at the moment the quads. In waves 2-3 m perfect in bottom turn and really shortboard-feeling in cutbacks. In shoppy and windy conditions you need a good balance with the quads. With thruster and a bigger single fin its behavior is of good nature. The board is realy fast, manoeverable and makes it easy to catch the waves also in shoppy small conditions. For flatwater tours and a weight of 78-85 kg its not the best you can get. It changes the direction while paddling to fast. For me i think a realy versatile board for 90% of all wavetypes you can catch in europe. |
Avis utilisateurs starboard wide point 8'10
Aucun avis sur ce modèle pour le moment.
Info Partenaire: SROKA
