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14 Sep 2026 2:33pm
Grantmac said..
Thoughts on putting a mast track on a higher volume flat rocker wing board?


If what you're looking for is a plug and play 120+l winDfoil, you could try to find a RRD Beluga (some have a mast track) or RRD pocket rocket which was one of the first sub 2m windfoil board (still big volume). The 2m version is almost 150l.
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14 Sep 2026 1:46pm
coolmove said..
I don't know how good your Surfing skills are, but for lightwind foilstyle with 100 kg i would choose the 114l board and Sabfoil 969/370. Sail Severne Foilfreek / Rad 5,2



aeroegnr said..

thedoor said..


Grantmac said..
There is a Fanatic Bee 120L for sale locally if I want a hybrid SUP set-up. Probably want something shorter though.




At your weight I would go the Bee, if in the $500 range.

Looks great


You can gamble on a slingshot freestyle at 115L as they are super cheap but my gut says that its less than actually 115L . If you had lots of fin experience recently then I am sure you could uphaul the freestyle but sounds like you might struggle?



Me at 208lbs plus shortie and all that uphauling a 7.0 in flat water:




Man ! I know why I gave up anything above 5.0.


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10 Sep 2026 4:08pm
Budget limited and specific requirements and not having access to many brand... You either can build your own (not that hard if you have access to some CNC company to provide the preshaped foam from your shape3d lite project) or modify a used windsurf board. The best result are from slightly larger than your requirement, cut the rear, laminated a hardcore foil box (dual track or DTT, or both), and add new footstraps plugs. Basically a foilstyle just need some flat tail rocker, short length and a UJ in the front straps.


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9 Sep 2026 11:37pm
MB boards basilisk 125 ?

Not easy to find, depending where you are.

F one rocket
I liked the 105 I tried. But I was already making my first board, wich was quite comparable in size and shape. If I am correct, a big version was available.