Production Asymmetrical wave board? Jaeger Stone model.
Looks interesting and fun, perfect for WA and East coast NEsters, wonder if they are doing one for each tack though. love the camo sail, getting flash backs to the old combat waves.

www.severnesails.com

Jaeger reckons that they are just doing this one. It looks interesting and is a really mild asy compared to the can openers that Delta and Wave Scalpel used to make back in the day. While I remember the bottom turns from those days fondly, you'd be hard pressed to catch a wave competitively on those bananas. This one is much more conservative than those and Jaeger told me that he's occasionally sailed it in reverse mode in the winter NW and it went well. I'll be interested to hear how they go at Margs this summer.

Thanks, Paul, really interesting stuff as always. I laughed at the slight grimace when you said 'If anyone's interested in a new board....'

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jontyh said..
Thanks, Paul, really interesting stuff as always. I laughed at the slight grimace when you said 'If anyone's interested in a new board....'

Haha yeah I guess he's busy enough!

Well.

www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Windsurfing/Wave-sailing/2022-year-of-the-assy----


Cheeky response only Stoney's one is a ripper

A UK board maker from around 1987. A lot more Asymmetrical than the new ones.