Hi

I would like to know impressions of RRD wave cult V8 mainly in bigger sizes. I've always liked RRD wave boards for its looseness, and particularly wave cult for it was so easy, friendly and all round some years ago in trifin setup. Don't know if the V8 (2019-2020) was similar, better or worse.

Thks

One year about then was a real dog, the white orange grey one..... nothing like all the other cults
I am not 100% will check the year

Disregard, it was the V6 2017-18

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Mark _australia said..
One year about then was a real dog, the white orange grey one..... nothing like all the other cults
I am not 100% will check the year

Disregard, it was the V6 2017-18

Thanks. Do you mean it was much worse than other wavecults in all points? Was it ltd or wood?

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Sideshore said..

Mark _australia said..
One year about then was a real dog, the white orange grey one..... nothing like all the other cults
I am not 100% will check the year

Disregard, it was the V6 2017-18

Thanks. Do you mean it was much worse than other wavecults in all points? Was it ltd or wood?

I tested the wavecult 2016 and I liked it very much. Easy and good carver. I see the v7 was much worse, right?

It was the year i mentioned
Very different tail outline but some people mention toe out boxes in one year model so i wonder if i got one if those
I didnt measure it and wish i did as i would have gone warranty if it measured off

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Mark _australia said..
It was the year i mentioned
Very different tail outline but some people mention toe out boxes in one year model so i wonder if i got one if those
I didnt measure it and wish i did as i would have gone warranty if it measured off

I guess the different tail outline you mean the wingers they include from then, right?

The version Mark is talking about, and which I measured slight toe out on the boxes, has a slight swallow tail.
Mine seems to work best as either a twin or quad although when I've gone big on the center fin and small on the thrusters it's done pretty well as a thruster. Definitely prefers toed-in thrusters.