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Sunova Casso

Created by moogengronko moogengronko  > 9 months ago, 5 Apr 2019
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SunnyBouy
SunnyBouy

473 posts

8 May 2019 8:40pm
thegreatsup
thegreatsup

564 posts

9 May 2019 6:52am
So what are the likely dims?
Kami
Kami

1566 posts

9 May 2019 1:55pm
With those moves SUP starts to rock, that's not placid it's ragging.
Nugdam
Nugdam

QLD

600 posts

18 May 2019 6:25pm
Oops!


Supmaori
Supmaori

746 posts

21 May 2019 6:34am
Any info on sizes for the new Placid..looks niceeee
Supmaori
Supmaori

746 posts

21 May 2019 6:34am
Any info on sizes for the new Placid..looks niceeee
Casso
Casso

NSW

3778 posts

26 May 2019 4:47pm
Casso ... Casey - same, same
Kovert
Kovert

117 posts

16 Jun 2019 6:43pm
Great look at this board from 40 mins here

I may need one of these!
SunnyBouy
SunnyBouy

473 posts

17 Jun 2019 12:25am
Just watched that.
Is it really called the Placid?
From the vid, it's only a "one off" ATM.. (although there are two, a 65ltr and 76ltr built)
So, question for me is.. I like it.. but would need 90+ltrs and 8"3 just by going on what the guy was saying..
I'll wait until I hear more, but it looks really cool.
Supmaori
Supmaori

746 posts

17 Jun 2019 5:42am
From Sunova dealership meeting page
be great to see what these sizes are going to be..
Chur
exiled
exiled

367 posts

17 Jun 2019 11:03am
Really interested to see how these scale. If the larger ones don't get too wide it could be a real quiver killer for me.
JEG
JEG

JEG

VIC

1469 posts

17 Jun 2019 2:34pm
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Kovert said..
Great look at this board from 40 mins here

I may need one of these!


liking that idea of a 2 piece sup surf foil board with an addition of a 3rd piece nose for dw. I also like the collaboration with quickblade and sunova to create a nice paddle. Thumbs up to sunova for thinking about these new toys.
Nugdam
Nugdam

QLD

600 posts

17 Jun 2019 4:21pm
I have one confirmed size 8'3 x 30.5 dealers have sizes and can start ordering them.
Supmaori
Supmaori

746 posts

17 Jun 2019 2:49pm
Hey Nugdsm..what volume is the 8'3 you've ordered
Chur
Nugdam
Nugdam

QLD

600 posts

17 Jun 2019 5:50pm
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Supmaori said..
Hey Nugdsm..what volume is the 8'3 you've ordered
Chur


I have not ordered one was just talking to my shop today about them and that was one of the sizes close to what I have been looking at lately.
exiled
exiled

367 posts

18 Jun 2019 5:08am
Hopefully that 8'3x30.5 is coming in at closer to 120l than 110l. The dimensions are kinda sitting in between the two production JL Destroyer sizes I'm looking at, which is interesting, but if the volume is lower its gonna get crossed off my list fast.
bomberdave
bomberdave

VIC

413 posts

18 Jun 2019 7:19am
From what I have been lead to believe...suggested sizes are as follows...


8'3" 20 1/4" 30 1/2" 18 3/16" 4 1/8" 112.5

8'7" 20 1/2" 31 1/2" 18 1/2" 4 1/4" 125.1

8'10" 20 11/16" 32 1/4" 18 11/16" 4 3/8" 135.3

t457118
t457118

124 posts

18 Jun 2019 6:51am
Thanks Bomber, all a bit big for me. All I can think of when I look at the board is Hipster, but maybe with a more balanced plan shape and not as a pronounced hip ( although more hips) with front twinsers not as far forward. If they are putting a decent handle in them then defo very interested.
exiled
exiled

367 posts

18 Jun 2019 7:17am
Yeah, compared to the Destroyer or the Hipster those all seem a little oversized.
Balsaboards N.Z.
Balsaboards N.Z.

90 posts

18 Jun 2019 2:09pm
Latest dim's are:
7'3" 19" 27" 17 1/16" 3 3/4" 79.4
7'7" 19 5/16" 28" 17 3/8" 3 15/16" 90.3
7'11" 19 15/16" 29 1/2" 17 15/16" 4 1/16" 102.8
8'3" 20 1/4" 30 1/2" 18 3/16" 4 1/8" 112.5
8'7" 20 1/2" 31 1/2" 18 1/2" 4 1/4" 125.1
8'10" 20 11/16" 32 1/4" 18 11/16" 4 3/8" 135.3
9'1" 20 15/16" 33" 18 7/8" 4 1/2" 146.8
Balsaboards N.Z.
Balsaboards N.Z.

90 posts

18 Jun 2019 2:11pm
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Supmaori said..
Hey Nugdsm..what volume is the 8'3 you've ordered
Chur


7'3" 19" 27" 17 1/16" 3 3/4" 79.4
7'7" 19 5/16" 28" 17 3/8" 3 15/16" 90.3
7'11" 19 15/16" 29 1/2" 17 15/16" 4 1/16" 102.8
8'3" 20 1/4" 30 1/2" 18 3/16" 4 1/8" 112.5
8'7" 20 1/2" 31 1/2" 18 1/2" 4 1/4" 125.1
8'10" 20 11/16" 32 1/4" 18 11/16" 4 3/8" 135.3
9'1" 20 15/16" 33" 18 7/8" 4 1/2" 146.8
t457118
t457118

124 posts

18 Jun 2019 5:11pm
Ah that's a lot better sizing, something in there for most.
Gboots
Gboots

NSW

1321 posts

18 Jun 2019 9:03pm
The 7'7 Flow is 83L
The 7'7 Placid is 90L
A bigger persons short board
Kovert
Kovert

117 posts

18 Jun 2019 7:57pm
Definitely a shape that would l be best under 8', 7'11 would be sweet
SunnyBouy
SunnyBouy

473 posts

18 Jun 2019 8:31pm
7'11 or 8'3 would suit me.
Hmmmm...
Interesting to hear that the Flow 8'7 still gets used a lot more than other owners Sunovas.
For me mine is about 70/30 in favour of my small Shroom and my 8'7 Flow.. ATM...
Supmaori
Supmaori

746 posts

19 Jun 2019 3:39am
Thanks BBNZ
I like the look of that 8'3 ..hopefully it will sit in between my 8'5 speeed and 8'7 Acid..or maybe it's the one board to rule them all..all round performance in wide range on conditions..looks a similar thickness to the acid..but more tail and nose and width. Better start saving
Chur
t457118
t457118

124 posts

19 Jun 2019 8:32am
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Gboots said..
The 7'7 Flow is 83L
The 7'7 Placid is 90L
A bigger persons short board




Agreed, in terms of a Sunova line up, but when you compare 7'7 x 28" x 90L Placid to 7'8 x 28 x 98L Hipster (by no means a bigger persons short board) then it still could be considered a thin railed performance board for all, just a slightly more forgiving plan shape.

Thing that makes me smile is the comment in the video that it has as much, maybe more, tail kick as the Acid. Like my tail rocker, provided you can still paddle into waves ok...

I'm 78kgs and on a SB 7'10 x 28 Pro, really liking it although a smidgin more tail kick would be nice, but had some time on the 7'8 Hipster and loved the way that turned, just the wider nose made it a bit slower to whip off the top. So the Placid seems to solves for some of these things, proof will be in the pudding as always tho.
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