COREBAN FUSION vs Jimmy Lewis Hanalei 9,8

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sergi
sergi
16 posts
16 posts
26 Mar 2012 6:39pm
Hi there
I would like to know if anybody surfed both...
Pros and cons..
Thanxs, mates.
supa
supa
NSW
249 posts
NSW, 249 posts
27 Mar 2012 8:44am
Both are fun boards, the Fusion is more stable with more width from tail to nose. The JL is a bit tippy at 27' wide but surfs better rail to rail.

For begin to interm I'd go the fusion, interm to adv I'd go the JL.
warwickl
warwickl
NSW
2363 posts
NSW, 2363 posts
27 Mar 2012 9:36pm
Hi

I have had 9 Coreban Fusion Pure and now have 9' 1" and 8' 7" JL Kwads these boards give me the best of stabiliy and performance.

For my 76kg the Fusion was far less stable and too corky otherwise a nice board.

The Fusion from memory is 146 l x 29.5" wide the JL 9' 1" is 130 x 30" wide and 8 7 at 115 l x 29" wide. The rocker on JL Kwads works well for me in both stability and performance plus both JLs seemed to be far better straight line paddlers making wave catching much easier.
kitesurfbali
kitesurfbali
WA
531 posts
WA, 531 posts
11 Apr 2012 6:51pm
Hello again,
the Hanalei 9'8 was my first sub 10 SUP board. Good but tippy. Love big and hollow waves but the Mano and now the Kwad surf much looser and turn better..
The Hanalei have more of a longboard feeling love long turns. They are ok for nose riding.
Bye Jankie
Paulselec
Paulselec
NSW
76 posts
NSW, 76 posts
12 Apr 2012 9:34am
I love my Fusion pure. Use the Quads for small surf, thruster set up when it gets a bit bigger.
I weigh just under 80kg and find it relatively stable. But still loose.
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