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akempsta
akempsta

VIC

2 posts

13 Apr 2015 8:57pm
Can anyone shed some light for me please. I am thinkging of buying a 2014/15 Isonic 87. I have heard rumours that some may be developing stress cracks behind the rear footstraps and are not cover by factory warrenty. Is there any truth in this rumour??

Thx
Kempsta
powersloshin
powersloshin

NSW

1844 posts

13 Apr 2015 11:30pm
I have i97 2014, got it second hand from a very good sailor that I am sure sailed it to the limit and it looks very solid and cracks free to me

CRO169
CRO169

44 posts

14 Apr 2015 3:42am
Wood or carbon ones?
akempsta
akempsta

VIC

2 posts

14 Apr 2015 8:09am
Carbon boards is what I am told
mkseven
mkseven

QLD

2315 posts

14 Apr 2015 9:09am
i've got 2014 90 & 107, 2015 130 all in carbon, all are fine. Have seen many other 2014/15 carbon isonics, haven't seen any cracks in them. The graphics are poor quality on 2014 boards & they can easy get little dints in them from rocks/harness/storage but that's about it.
TRIMMER
TRIMMER

QLD

217 posts

14 Apr 2015 7:33pm
Isonics rule .I absolutely punish my boards through the chop being 110kg .my 2014 90 ltr got a hairline crack when I first got it .only because I tripped a rail in jibe and stomped
The deck to hard I mean really hard to stop a catapult.
Any other carbon board would have done same or worse.
Also have 97 2015 and 117 2014 .
Best boards for excelleration and speed .
Steve Charles
Steve Charles

QLD

1240 posts

14 Apr 2015 7:52pm
I have had heaps of carbon Isonics and no issues, just great boards.
easty
easty

TAS

2213 posts

14 Apr 2015 8:26pm
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trimmer said..
...Best boards for excelleration and speed .



Excelleration! What a great word, love it!
n. to increase speed with a poise and style surpassing others.
CRO169
CRO169

44 posts

14 Apr 2015 8:35pm
mkseven & trimmer,

what fins do you use on your iS90 2014?
mkseven
mkseven

QLD

2315 posts

14 Apr 2015 10:59pm
select s09 29-35cm, old faithfuls so im not much help there, we dont have that many fins available here to test against. There is bit of discussion on fins for them here-
www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Windsurfing/Review/2014-Is90-review-some-tuning-tips-needed/
Simon100
Simon100

QLD

490 posts

16 Apr 2015 8:31am
cro169 , i ended up with a black project rs 34cm in my 90 , it was perfect for all conditions
rww
rww

rww

QLD

85 posts

16 Apr 2015 10:38am
CRO169... I use Drake Slalom DW 32cm (5.5m), 34cm (6.2m), 36cm (7.0m) in mine.
shinobi
shinobi

157 posts

16 Apr 2015 8:38am
Cro, I'm using the iS90'14 with a 34cmSR7 for the 7.0 on flat water, a 32cm Winheller for 6,2 and choppy conditions. I tried a 32cm Talon recently and liked as well as the wind is max for the 6.2 but as soon as the wind drops, the board sticks too much to the water with my 87kg.
~Shinobi
AUS02
AUS02

TAS

2039 posts

16 Apr 2015 9:10pm
Venom 34cm worked a treat off the wind in powered-up conditions using a 6.2m!
mattspoonersurf
mattspoonersurf

38 posts

17 Apr 2015 6:15pm
2014 IS90 Drake R2R DW Slalom 5.2 - 30cm 5.7 - 32cm 6.3 - 34cm 7.0 - 36cm

Board is pretty fin sensitive, the Drake R2R DW are a pretty safe best. In the smaller sizes I am told that there is not much out there that is better than the these fins.
TRIMMER
TRIMMER

QLD

217 posts

18 Apr 2015 3:09pm
Black project r type
Tried s type didn't like them
Both 90 and 97 I can use 7.8 overdrive with 37.5.
Rock solid fin.
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