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Created by ruffryder61 ruffryder61  > 9 months ago, 6 Sep 2009
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ruffryder61
ruffryder61

QLD

470 posts

6 Sep 2009 11:19pm
new 2010 nobile wakestyle board.

looks sick, kicker/slider proof, boots suitable, 3d channel moulds allows to use smaller fins(35mm) sloads lot of POP with a 3 year warranty.

polish handmate



sir ROWDY
sir ROWDY

WA

5378 posts

6 Sep 2009 9:24pm
pics? specs? how you know its got lots of pop?....
sebbu
sebbu

WA

154 posts

6 Sep 2009 9:45pm
3 year warranty, so if you snap it within 3 yrs you get a new one?

Kite (and kite board) warranties confuse me as just about everything that can go wrong with your gear inevitably is a result of "normal use" and, therefore, are pointless? Anyone has good (or particularly bad) experiences with this kind of thing?
sir ROWDY
sir ROWDY

WA

5378 posts

6 Sep 2009 9:48pm
A warranty in kiteboarding world, usually means it is covered for any manufacturing defaults for specified period of time, and is not covered for breakages under normal wear and tear.
sebbu
sebbu

WA

154 posts

6 Sep 2009 9:53pm
So 3 yr wanrraty is... pointless? i.e. any manufacturing flaw you haven't noticed/had an problem with within a month probably isn't an issue.
sir ROWDY
sir ROWDY

WA

5378 posts

6 Sep 2009 9:56pm
Yep pretty much, unless they specify otherwise.
NumNutz
NumNutz

QLD

403 posts

7 Sep 2009 12:32pm
and normal wear and tear to me is riding the board up the beach or across sand banks
koma
koma

VIC

760 posts

7 Sep 2009 2:02pm
The '09 NHP i bought came with a '3 year warranty against breakage', which from what i've been told means that any snappage or breakage will be replaced with a new board. This was actually the selling point that made me buy Nobile over a Flexifoil Omega.
sir ROWDY
sir ROWDY

WA

5378 posts

7 Sep 2009 12:43pm
Good, unless you ride it on rails and ramps... which I'm sure they don't warranty for.
koma
koma

VIC

760 posts

7 Sep 2009 3:24pm
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sir ROWDY said...

Good, unless you ride it on rails and ramps... which I'm sure they don't warranty for.


Well if it's being sold as a wakestyle kiteboard and they advertise it for use on sliders, kickers and rails... then it's fair to say that it would be used as it was designed/manufactured - but it's always going to be a fine line between use (enthusiastic riding) and abuse (slightly over enthusiastic use).
sir ROWDY
sir ROWDY

WA

5378 posts

7 Sep 2009 1:30pm
I highly doubt a kiteboard manufacturer would give a warranty on a board for slider use. The wakeboarding world has only just started issueing these on specific boards.
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