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Created by rusty7 rusty7  > 9 months ago, 7 May 2008
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rusty7
rusty7

QLD

504 posts

7 May 2008 1:07pm
Anyone tried the new underground boards yet. I visited the underground boys in the Christchurch factory last week in New Zealand and had a look at the new design. Unfortunately no wind so couldn't try one. The guys always have a board or two against the wall so anyone kiting in the sewer pond outside can come in a grab one for a try. I have riden a lot of different boards, but I must say these look well worth a try. The flexible tip design Similar to nobile but no sharp edges on the level transition areas is nice and the guys tell me they find the quad concave makes a big difference to the drive of the board. ....... anyone know???
walshd
walshd

SA

601 posts

7 May 2008 1:16pm
I've been waiting for nearly 3 weeks to get mine

Not that we've had any wind yet anyway. But I'm feeling like a toddler wanting his chrissy present and mum wont let him have it til tomorrow.

Next week maybe? Bloody Customs!! Just let the damn boards through So I can get mine finally
Kitepower Australia
7 May 2008 1:47pm
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rusty7 said...

Anyone tried the new underground boards yet. I visited the underground boys in the Christchurch factory last week in New Zealand and had a look at the new design. Unfortunately no wind so couldn't try one. The guys always have a board or two against the wall so anyone kiting in the sewer pond outside can come in a grab one for a try. I have riden a lot of different boards, but I must say these look well worth a try. The flexible tip design Similar to nobile but no sharp edges on the level transition areas is nice and the guys tell me they find the quad concave makes a big difference to the drive of the board. ....... anyone know???



They are so smooth to ride, they just keep improving. The board sticks landings better thn anything I have ridden and tracks through chop like its on railes. Can handle huge power and the tightest turns without any hint of skipping out.
There is a huge amount of experience behind the design team, and they take incredible care to incorporate it all into the boards, the 08's are amazing.

Cya and

Goodwinds

Steve

Enclave
Enclave

QLD

29 posts

15 May 2008 11:45am
well the 07 was way to stiff on the tips!
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