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HENDO 77
HENDO 77

WA

290 posts

21 Sep 2019 2:54pm
Newbie Questions .
Could you use a SUP that has a mast track as I never see formula boards come up cheap anymore.
Purely as a start off or first season board.
Are foils different for windsurfing, SUP , surfing or are they interchangable
Cheers
WhiteofHeart
WhiteofHeart

798 posts

21 Sep 2019 3:49pm
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HENDO 77 said..
Newbie Questions .
Could you use a SUP that has a mast track as I never see formula boards come up cheap anymore.
Purely as a start off or first season board.
Are foils different for windsurfing, SUP , surfing or are they interchangable
Cheers


Cool you want to start foiling! To start of, everything is possible, allthough using a SUP wont allow you to use big sails, for the board width needed increases quite alot per sailsize (think about 6m max). That being said, there are quite a lot of convertible foil SUP's out there, so the concept works! (F-one Papenoo, Starboard Hypernut 4-in-1, JP Slate, etc.)

As for foils, if you have a trackmount foils should be relatively interchangable. Wings are interchangable between disciplines without problems, even with very positive results! The main difference between a windfoil and SUP/Surf foils is that our mast is generally a little longer, which widely increase the ease of use for windfoiling. The second thing is that the fuselages are a little longer, positioning the front wing further in front of the mast for better balance, and extending the stabilizer backward for increaes stability. The latter also goes for the difference between kite and windfoils.

Windfoil specific wings are generally a little more high aspect to allow for faster speed riding windsurfers generally do.
LeeD
LeeD

3939 posts

23 Sep 2019 12:58am
COE of front wing needs to be centered between feet, and it works.
Photos of foilers on SUP boards prove it.
AlexF
AlexF

537 posts

23 Sep 2019 11:34pm
A SUP works, best if it has a deeptuttle for windfoil style foiling AND US-rails for Supfoil style (wind)foiling.
Like my boards. I'm on the third custom board having this concept.
This ones for sale atm, it's No. 2.









MLB007
MLB007

39 posts

11 Dec 2019 2:41pm
Very nice board. The forward slots and the rearward tuttle make SO much sense! What the volume of that board? Would love something like that. Closest I've found is the f-one Pampanoo with the tracks rearward and a set of forward screw holes to mount the front of the mount to.
normster
normster

NSW

346 posts

11 Dec 2019 8:49pm
I was thinking the same - I have Fanatic stubbie - 8'2" 29 wide and 105 litres.

Could i I use that to foil with windsurf ?

could I then use it as a foiling sup or would track be in wrong place
AlexF
AlexF

537 posts

11 Dec 2019 8:40pm
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MLB007 said..
Very nice board. The forward slots and the rearward tuttle make SO much sense! What the volume of that board? Would love something like that. Closest I've found is the f-one Pampanoo with the tracks rearward and a set of forward screw holes to mount the front of the mount to.


The Volume is 129 Liters, but as it's a custom the guys at Mojo Customs could scale it with their CAD / CNC system to every volume.
The shape of the board is close to the Papenoo 7'11, which is a very refined, clever designed shape for supsurfing AND foiling.
The beveled rails work nicely for both disciplines.

If you are located in Europe we could arrange a deal as it's still for sale.

Here i posted are some pics, what you can do with the board.
surf-forum.com/forum/thread/22092-verkaufe-4in1-crossover-wind-foil-sup-wie-naish-hoover-fanatic-stubby-foil-f-one/

Alex
dejavu
dejavu

825 posts

11 Dec 2019 11:17pm
Here's a video of Tyson Poor riding a 96 litre JP SUP.

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