WA
1012 posts
Just wondering what size sup foil boards you are riding. I am considering a 6'6 x 30 x 5 and at 125 ltr should be enough for my 90 kg. Just wondering if I should go any smaller not really anyone else in our area to have ego on a different board before I commit to this size just after any info on board size and weight of other sup riders..
276 posts
At 85 kg i find 30 wide and 125 litres very comfortable for sup foiling and 110 litres too hard. All depends on personal preference and abilities though.
WA
462 posts
I'm using 6'4 x29 x 115L at 85kg. I like this volume. This is both for Sup Waves and DW. Current trend seems to be shorter for waves and skinny for DW.
WA
2236 posts
For DW my board is a FTU 6"3?28 130L and for foil surf and ding I use a Smik 5"10?29 105L
128 posts
I have two for SUP foiling in waves. 6'0x28x115L and 5'5x29x109 at 81Kg and started on a 7'4x30x105L at the beginning of the sport. For my weight and skill I am going to likely stick in the 5'10-6'2 sweet spot for waves. The 5'5 can be a bit much depending on conditions. E.g. on a bigger day, sometimes I don't have enough glide to catch the wave on the shoulder and then can blasted off when I go deeper. The folks that I know on shorter boards willingly give up the wave catching to get 3 or 4 for 1s but my pump game is not at that level.
WA
368 posts
I'm 90kg. I have a 6ft*29.5@118L and a 6'3*30@125ish Liter. I have no desire to go below my 6ft. I've tried really small ones and it's just nit worth it f me. I'd rather get long, top to bottom type turns and drag out the wave than bust up waves to get 2-3 f ones but that's just me.
WA
495 posts
I am using a 6ft x 97L for my 85kg,
This is my first sup foil board as well as my current wing foil board
Eleven months in and still loving this board, but I know I could change down especially for my winging,
but will save the quiver for later as at this stage I am having plenty of fun and dig the convenience of having one board for the two disciplines.
