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Which pocket board for Triton tr1 foil

Created by Reach Reach  > 9 months ago, 8 Apr 2024
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Reach
Reach

QLD

67 posts

8 Apr 2024 7:38pm
Hi all,
I've bought a Triton tr1 monofoil and would like a pocket board to use with it. 100 cms, so travelling easier. Have seen others use this setup v well.

Any recommendations, with reasons, welcome.

Currently considering a nobile skim 100 cms or carbon co vape 100.
drsurf
drsurf

NSW

181 posts

9 Apr 2024 1:40am
An Axis Tray 94cm is a good choice for the Triton monofoil. Stiff, good width, easy to ride and I can supply for under $1000 if you're interested. Great size for travelling and postage
Reach
Reach

QLD

67 posts

9 Apr 2024 7:47am
Thanks, I'll include that in the possible choices and read up on it.
horey69
horey69

QLD

500 posts

17 Apr 2024 11:20am
Look at the Slingshot range, I've ridden the dwarf craft 100, the travel craft 90cm they have the puddle pumper 100cm. Plenty of choice.
Grant
airsail
airsail

QLD

1570 posts

17 Apr 2024 4:49pm
Naish Macrochip, cheap and super tough. $650, can't go wrong


briskites.au/products/naish-hover-macrochip?_pos=1&_sid=f24c303ca&_ss=r
Reach
Reach

QLD

67 posts

27 Apr 2024 12:27pm
Thanks for recommendations. Think I'm going to try the carbon co. I like the shape as it's familiar. Stepping stone to a full pocket board, maybe. That Naish Nacrochip looks like a sweet deal though.
KKE
KKE

KKE

11 posts

23 Jun 2024 4:47pm
You have probably bought your board already. If not you may look at CrazyFly Pure. They do the lightest carbon and reasonably priced boards. I have 99cm one and yet to test 88cm option. 77cm is the smallest.

I like slingshot hopecraft 100cm, but it is about 3kg or so. All Pures are below 2kg. You may need to find custom lengh screws and/or spacers to attach any non-CrazyFly foil to Pure.

I have never tried Naish but I have seen it and looks great.
KBGhost
KBGhost

QLD

299 posts

27 Jun 2024 7:03am
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KKE said..
You have probably bought your board already. If not you may look at CrazyFly Pure. They do the lightest carbon and reasonably priced boards. I have 99cm one and yet to test 88cm option. 77cm is the smallest.



They look like great boards except.. no tracks would be a deal breaker for me. Especially with a pocket board where you can't compensate with foot position.
bkkite
bkkite

13 posts

2 Aug 2024 7:57pm
I just got the Slingshot travel craft for $499 and immediately took it on a trip to France. Took a second to get used to (I was on a Dwarfcraft 110cm before and I'm 235lbs), but I love the lighter weight, packable size, and the price.
shi thouse
shi thouse

WA

1154 posts

3 Aug 2024 8:00am
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bkkite said..
I just got the Slingshot travel craft for $499 and immediately took it on a trip to France. Took a second to get used to (I was on a Dwarfcraft 110cm before and I'm 235lbs), but I love the lighter weight, packable size, and the price.


Where did you get your Slingshot Travel Craft from? Can seem to find any stock in Oz. I currently have borrowed a mates Naish Macro but yet to try it. Always looking at alternatives.
Reach
Reach

QLD

67 posts

17 Aug 2024 11:15am
We'll I finally got out on my triton T1 and a carbonco vape 100. Love it. First session I tried without straps but the board and foil both float high in the water so the board floats away from your feet very easily, affecting launch. I've no doubt this would get easier, but I tried loose front staps and bingo!
Foil really feels skatey as I've been told to expect, but not uncontrollable at all. It turns really well, runs really cleanly and, when I do breach a little, there's no fuss. It just settles back down quickly. I'm sure I'm going to enjoy this.
Safety with less sharp points and flatter packing for travelling are added bonuses.
Thanks to the guys who introduced me to this.
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