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Lambie said..
Choices hey !! I went down the Zeeko Bullet with a carver wing and its potentially fast but can be ridden sort of slowly but jibing ?? Scary !!
Im interested in the big Moses wings - also had a look at the Axis surf wings ! My question is how are peeps going riding large wings on 70 cm masts and breeching ?? On the shorter mast it doesnt seen to take much to get the foil tip out of the water on a jibe ??? Does riding wide wings mean we should be using longer masts ?? So many questions around foiling .......
Hi Lambie.
I have the Moses 633 and other Moses wings which I sell and use as well as the Axis foils. I use the 633 with the 91cm mast but have tried the 71cm mast as well. The 71cm mast is easier when your learning, great in smooth or shallow water and waves and is easy to turn. But throw in some chop and you're always close to breaching especially at speed.
The 91cm mast on the 633 and any large surf wing when kiting is definitely the best choice as it's still easy to jibe as it can be foiled relatively slowly. Generally it's agreed that surf foils can make learning foiling and any turning manoeuvres easier because they can operate slower than freeride or race foils. However for some people learning on surf foils, they can pop up too quickly if they don't understand how much front foot pressure to apply.
Seeing as you're in Victoria, ask benmj from the post above for a try of the Moses 633 on a 91cm mast if you want a taste of a nice surf foil.
Have fun, Dave