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Prone Foiling, Surf foiling, Pump Foiling / Re: Swim Missiles

« Last post by Hdip on Today at 11:23:14 AM »

YES! All good reports. Exciting to follow along.

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The Shape Shack / Re: Falcon Foil

« Last post by Admin on Today at 11:17:38 AM »

Well, she is printed.  I will bond her tomorrow and then get to sanding.  Every part of me wants to do it right now but I need to get this SurfCowboy off my ass, so I better get down to the water.  Hah!

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Classifieds / Re: Takuma TK Carbon Wing Foilboard 75 liters 5'4" + Armstrong Board Bag

« Last post by Foil_Bill on Today at 10:52:39 AM »

more pics 

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Classifieds / Takuma TK Carbon Wing Foilboard 75 liters 5'4" + Armstrong Board Bag

« Last post by Foil_Bill on Today at 10:51:28 AM »

Takuma TK Carbon Wing Foilboard 75 liters 5'4" + Armstrong Board Bag
$500
Preferred local pickup around Virginia Beach, Eastern Shore VA, or Outer Banks NC
Few professional repairs but still in great condition and water tight

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Classifieds / DuoTone Unit D Lab 4M V2 for sale

« Last post by burchas on Today at 09:01:43 AM »

This unit was hardly used and in great shape. Original price $1600 ,Priced to move. $750
Super stiff, very light and lots of power.

Buyer pays shipping from 11946 Long Island, NY.
Call or text three four seven - three seven zero - nine zero two nine

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Classifieds / Re: FS - Uni Foil Hyper2 190

« Last post by StellaBlu on Today at 07:28:51 AM »

Bump - $650

Ive got the H2 170/190/210 now and just don’t need all of that overlap. All this hype on the Progression, but the H2 range is sick and compliments the Progression very well. I think the H2 is generally better for winging, and faster downwind conditions than the Prog. More top end speed but still turns incredibly well. Don’t sleep on it.

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Prone Foiling, Surf foiling, Pump Foiling / Re: Swim Missiles

« Last post by Admin on Today at 06:48:53 AM »

Hi Guys,  I am not ready for full spring current or big bumps yet.  Like watching grass grow, huh?  We are having a blast though, and it is great to be out in the Gorge again, even at a low level.  Man, I had missed that!  Chan has been sticking with me belly paddling but also got a wing.  She flew on my 1100 foil last week on her Swim Missile with a 3.5.  That was really cool to see.  Her board is 17 inches wide and round bottomed, but she was able to get it done . 

Last time out I paddled with my Axis 1310, and while stable, it was really slow under (my) arm propulsion.  2.5 MPH slower overall, up and downwind and during bursts.  I am going to try the 1150 this week to see how that fits in.   

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Prone Foiling, Surf foiling, Pump Foiling / Re: Swim Missiles

« Last post by surfcowboy on May 31, 2023, 07:44:45 PM »

Bill, I'm glad you're keeping the heat on admin like you do me. 😅

But I agree! We are waiting!!! Do it, do it!

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General Discussion / Re: What can I expect when paddling a 9’ x 26” x 95 liters Infinity New Deal?

« Last post by surlygringo on May 31, 2023, 07:42:08 PM »

I haven’t paddled a 9’x26” New Deal, but I had a 10’x27” for a few years and if I had to guess I would say the 9’x26” is only going to move the stability category from the “it’s  hell,” of your previous 95ltr. experience up to “slightly less hellish😁.”  New Deals are great boards, but they have very pulled in tails and a more pulled in nose than most longboard shapes so you don’t get as much of a bump up in stability as you would from something like a Sunova revolution. I would also see if you can demo it in the surf. I am close to your size(6’2”, 190) and I can paddle a 95ltr regular surf shape for an hour in flat water, even in wind, without falling, but I take a lot more of a beating in a crossed up beach break, or some place with a lot of side shore sweep so I don’t know how much a pool is going to tell you. Having said that, I hope it works out for you, they are cool boards.

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Classifieds / Re: Axis 899, 799, 980, 810

« Last post by RyanTheFoiler on May 31, 2023, 06:58:33 PM »

SOLD 810

HPS 980 is still available