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Wing Foil / Sup Combo

Created by Piros Piros  > 9 months ago, 16 Jan 2023
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Piros
Piros

QLD

7251 posts

16 Jan 2023 4:49pm
Got some trips coming up and trying to minimize the quiver to a prone and Ding Sup combo board. Looking at Casey 6-6 pro x 25 x 114 litre for DW & Ding and maybe a Sup surf or maybe the 2023 Fanatic 2023 DW board 6-2 x 25 - 120 litre or get a DC custom but hard to design from scratch. Interested in people's thoughts .
baldy123
baldy123

WA

452 posts

16 Jan 2023 3:24pm
I'd say the Sunova is a good choice off the shelf. Go the 6'6pro or even 6'9 elite if extra length is not an issue. The fanatic DW has had mixed reviews in Casey Club, unstable for its size due to bottom shape and short length. Most have swapped them over to Elites and not looked back.
gibo
gibo

QLD

213 posts

16 Jan 2023 5:32pm
Yeah I reckon the casey should work. I have a one egg at 6'1 x 25 x 108L which I wing, sup and occasionally attempt prone on. Great strong board and super light. As a SUP I struggle a bit with the litres at 90kg as soon as it gets choppy or tidal, so 114 and I bit more length would help.
Piros
Piros

QLD

7251 posts

16 Jan 2023 6:41pm
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baldy123 said..
I'd say the Sunova is a good choice off the shelf. Go the 6'6pro or even 6'9 elite if extra length is not an issue. The fanatic DW has had mixed reviews in Casey Club, unstable for its size due to bottom shape and short length. Most have swapped them over to Elites and not looked back.



Yeah heard the Sunova pro crew are going Elite .
BigZ
BigZ

190 posts

16 Jan 2023 11:48pm
How about Kalama?

6'5 x 23.5 x 116l or
6'1 x 26 x 115l
Smeee
Smeee

64 posts

18 Jan 2023 2:35am
I'm going to get an axis hybrid DW board 6'0 x 22 x 90L to go with my prone / wing 4'6 x 20 x 36l ..

due in shops in March

axisfoils.com/collections/downwind-foilboards/products/dw-sup-carbon-foilboard-90l

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