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Naish All Terrain 85 (2009)

Created by wisecoonie wisecoonie  > 9 months ago, 6 Jun 2011
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wisecoonie
wisecoonie

1 posts

6 Jun 2011 6:38pm
Hi,

As I am a progressing sailor (planing & footstraps ok, gybe in the process of learning), I am looking for a high wind board.

I intend to use it in 6 to 8 BF with rigs from 4.2 to 5.4. I weigh 72 kgs.

I stumbled upon the Naish All Terrain 85 with recommended sail range 4 to 6 meters.

So this should be ok, or will it be too big (61 cms width, which I feel is pretty wide for 85 ltrs) to use with a 4.2 as smallest sail??

Any users of this board here who can advise me?

Thanks,
Stefan.
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nbr

QLD

297 posts

7 Jun 2011 8:38pm
Hi there I have a 95 ltr all terrain and love it,It gets up and going early,is very comfortable to ride and when you find the sweet spot it gybes like a dream.Also being a Naish it is also a very fast board.
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nbr

QLD

297 posts

7 Jun 2011 8:42pm
I should have said also that I am 82 kgs and use sails from 4.7 through to 6.5.The good thing with them is you can use either the inboard foot straps or for flatter water shift them out.
Waiting4wind
Waiting4wind

NSW

1871 posts

7 Jun 2011 9:06pm
I think for your weight the board will be too big. I'm 90kg and i use a 78L FSW Board with those sail sizes.
paddymac
paddymac

WA

941 posts

7 Jun 2011 8:35pm
Stefan, you might find that a bit too much board in BF7-8 (27-40 kts). I've got an 85L RRD FSW and am 82kg and have used it up to BF7 with a 4.2m. At 72kg maybe consider something in the 77-80L bracket. What board do you have for < BF6?
jsnfok
jsnfok

WA

899 posts

29 Jun 2011 8:47pm
the 85 should be good down to a 4.7 for your weight, (gotta remember that you light weights are using a 4.7 when im still on a 5.3) oh and they are really quick, the more you put in the more you get out and wicked for gybing
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