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Gear Talk / Imagine Eco Sprinter or Trainer
« on: April 29, 2010, 01:26:37 PM »
Hi Everyone!
Noobie here but love the sport. I purchased an inexpensive board and paddled around a few times. This past weekend I got out and really enjoyed the Hovie race/paddle at Newport. Got to ride someone's Bark and loved it. Now I am looking for a fast trainer/fun racer for flat water (bays and lakes). I am female 5'7" 110lbs. Cannot be longer than 12'6". I know there are a ton of them out there but I kind of have my eyes on the Imagine Eco boards, either the trainer or the sprinter. I know the trainer is changing dramatically this year and I am not really sure when it will be in So. Cal. The Sprinter looks exciting and I was wondering just how tippy it is.
Our current plan is to buy 2 Hovie Nomads for Ocean and longer camping trips. But since I live on Newport back bay I really want a fun workout board that I can jump on mid week for some fun training. We have already sold all the kayaks and hooked on this SUP stuff!!!
Thanks for the help! Jill
Noobie here but love the sport. I purchased an inexpensive board and paddled around a few times. This past weekend I got out and really enjoyed the Hovie race/paddle at Newport. Got to ride someone's Bark and loved it. Now I am looking for a fast trainer/fun racer for flat water (bays and lakes). I am female 5'7" 110lbs. Cannot be longer than 12'6". I know there are a ton of them out there but I kind of have my eyes on the Imagine Eco boards, either the trainer or the sprinter. I know the trainer is changing dramatically this year and I am not really sure when it will be in So. Cal. The Sprinter looks exciting and I was wondering just how tippy it is.
Our current plan is to buy 2 Hovie Nomads for Ocean and longer camping trips. But since I live on Newport back bay I really want a fun workout board that I can jump on mid week for some fun training. We have already sold all the kayaks and hooked on this SUP stuff!!!
Thanks for the help! Jill
