My new Starboard 12'6 Cruiser

[Spunner]

Finally Finally got a board! mint 08 12'6 Cruiser. Got out on her with a 7.8 NP and a good 15-18 kts. It was amazingly smooth over the chop(L.Ontario) loads of stability and the thing actually planed. Pivot jibes and tacks with ease and I was amazed how well it rode the waves back into shore.
Had an absolute blast!
Me now stoked 

[stoneaxe]

Great board....all wood bottom? Mine is no longer mint but it's still one of my favorite boards. One of the best all around boards made. I still haven't put a sail on it yet though...one of these days.

[emulzhn]

picked one up last week initially to SUP, but purchased for its dual-ability.  When I got sick of paddling, I hooked up an old sail I had, and wham... I was up and around.  (had only maybe 4 sessions of sailing before)  So, for this overweight, mid-forty yr old, It's like discovering prone surfing 20+ yrs ago...

woohoo....

[paddledaddy]

After sailing several boards I also decided the 12'6" Starboard was the one for me. But to be clear I am not a waterstarting-wavesailing-quickjibing kind of dude, just happy cruising and planing on the bay and intercoastal waterways.

[Spunner]

Great board....all wood bottom? Mine is no longer mint but it's still one of my favorite boards. One of the best all around boards made. I still haven't put a sail on it yet though...one of these days.

No the all white version....figure I would need the tougher construction cuz I'll be doing a lot of sailing on it. Really suprised how well it sailed with the dinky fin that came with it, just had a few cases of spin out from putting to much pressure on the fin...easy to recover tho