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Best board for choppy conditions?

Created by ste ste  > 9 months ago, 15 Aug 2024
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ste
ste

ste

WA

524 posts

15 Aug 2024 8:18pm
Can anyone recommend a great board for the Perth chop? I'm using a shinn monk glitch that is just awesome but a tad small at 133-41, ideally I need the 136-42 but you just can't get hold of them anymore. Any recommendations would be much appreciated.
surforkite
surforkite

NSW

153 posts

16 Aug 2024 6:35am
Nomad cc wave or Ocean rodeo Mako 150cm
Nomad are hand made in Germany so $2500 landed in Aust so expensive.
Mako in 150 is amazing and is great choice, 150 only though.
ste
ste

ste

WA

524 posts

16 Aug 2024 9:06am
Tried those boards but preferred the feel of the monk to be honest. Thank you for your suggestion.
ste
ste

ste

WA

524 posts

17 Aug 2024 6:35pm
Can anyone comment on the duotone select concept blue? That board certainly looks the goods.
ste
ste

ste

WA

524 posts

18 Aug 2024 12:15pm
Thanks. I tried the code, was a nice board but felt too harsh and not as smooth in the chop as the monk. I suppose I'm looking for something very similar to the monk in other brands, as shinn just don't seem to be operating anymore.
ste
ste

ste

WA

524 posts

19 Aug 2024 5:53pm
Wow! Kitesurfing popularity has literally disappeared, it's sad to see.
surforkite
surforkite

NSW

153 posts

20 Aug 2024 6:30am
sound like you maybe looking at a new Monk maybe
ste
ste

ste

WA

524 posts

20 Aug 2024 11:48am
I would if I could find a 136-42
weebitbreezy
weebitbreezy

633 posts

20 Aug 2024 9:28pm
If you can find one without needing to import it from europe, the Lieuwe Shotgun is even smoother than the monk. Definitely worth being on your radar. VERY good in choppy conditions.
Da1KiteFun
Da1KiteFun

SA

11 posts

1 Sep 2024 10:08pm
Got a Shinn Bronq and my knees love it! Eats chop all day long! So light at times I feel like it's not even there and I have an invisible keel on my heel!
BrisKites
BrisKites

QLD

1292 posts

6 Sep 2024 10:10pm
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ste said..
Can anyone comment on the duotone select concept blue? That board certainly looks the goods.


Yes the Select is Duotones best option for choppy conditions.
BrisKites
BrisKites

QLD

1292 posts

6 Sep 2024 10:13pm
The Naish Traverse is magic in the chop but as you don't like the Mako those longer rounded boards might not be your thing.100% check out the Naish Motion, it's such a smooth board.
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