Quatro Kai boards?

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Jersey891
Jersey891
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19 posts
5 Sep 2026 8:58am
Hey guys. havent been on the board in a long time...great to see its still here. (Im an old SU Zone guy RIP)

do any 'real world' surfers have a Quatro Kai pro Board?

I was floored by the weight difference vs other carbon boards and trying to see if the difference is legit?

Backstory- in the winter in NJ its looong walk to good breaks with alot of wind and a few lbs shaved is great. and I havent met a carbon sup I havent prefered over poly or eps (prone surf dfferent story) i've never cared how stiff they are.

Anyone have any experience? I know AI isnt always right but found the following very intresting and trying to see if Quatro vs Acute Carbon is correct- heres what AI said for weights





Pro 8'4"Quatro Kai Lenny Surf- Published weight 14.3 lb[/b][/b]

Starboard Spice 8'2" Acute Carbon: ~17.1–18.3 lb[/b]*[/b]

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colas
colas
5405 posts
5405 posts
5 Sep 2026 11:55pm
You must ask first the brands whether their published weights include pads and/or fins, before comparing them.
Mail them, or comment under one of their post, they answer quickly.

The Starboard weights seem accurate, from an owner post on FB, it was in the +5% of the stated weight, which include pads (I asked).

For the Quattro, a full sandwich vaccuum-bagged construction 8'4" can definitively get to 6.5kg (14.3 lbs) with pad. So it is possible, but I did not see any independent weight measures.
SurfKiteSup
SurfKiteSup
39 posts
39 posts
6 Sep 2026 4:37am
I demoed an 8'4" Kai Lenny Surf Pro in Maui earlier this year. My Blurr V3 has a listed weight of 6.07kg and a (just now) measured weight of 6.6kg with a slightly damp pad, a set of Quobba fins - thruster and a buckle repair job on the top 1/3 of the board. I would venture to say the KLSP (with MFC fins, thruster), while still light, was noticeably heavier. Maybe +1kg, but that is based on my non-calibrated bicep scale.
Jersey891
Jersey891
19 posts
19 posts
6 Sep 2026 5:21am
Thanks guys!
Surfkite- how did you like it vs the V3. I found the v3 very tippy the very brief time I got to try one. The Kai 'looks' like the outline was a little less aggressive and may be more stable. This would be an everyday board for me. I have an 8'2 generation wedge for when conditions get big and perfect

SoCalYokel
SoCalYokel
24 posts
24 posts
7 Sep 2026 12:30am
Hey Jersey, I have had the 8'2 Quatro KL Surf Pro since March and I love it. It is an incredibly versatile board; in soft summer waves I run it with a MR twin + one and its looser and more fun than the SB Twin Fin and the Infinity B-Line Twin, both of which I have had as well. With bigger waves I pop in a thruster or keel quad and it's faster and more agile than my SB Pro (8'7). for such a narrow board it is really stable; mine is 116 l and I weight slightly over 200lbs, and it just feels grounded. It does come in at the advertised weight. The one gripe I have is that it has a really small handle which is a pain if you have bigger hands. But otherwise I am really sold on this board.
SurfKiteSup
SurfKiteSup
39 posts
39 posts
7 Sep 2026 5:23am
I love my V3 but, admittedly, haven't tried that many boards. SB Wedge, Blurr V2, Blurr V3, KLSP. I thought the V2 was amazing but the V3 is even better. However, the V3 is quite tippy for me as well but manageable as long as it is not too choppy.

The KLSP seemed much more stable to me. I surfed it in some crazy winds that I don't think I would have been able to on the V3. The 8'4" is about 15 liters more volume than my 8'5" V3 but same 30" width. I think the V3 might surf a touch better but the KLSP is definitely more stable. It is on my short list of boards as a next/backup board but I will probably get the 8'2" like SoCalYokel's. I am around 90kg.


Jersey891
Jersey891
19 posts
19 posts
7 Sep 2026 10:43am
wow- great answers guys- exactly the real world feedback I was looking for!
Rossall
Rossall
WA
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WA, 736 posts
10 Sep 2026 11:14am
I have a Mid Length arriving in a few weeks and was wondering what fins everyone is using, the site recommends FCS II Power Twin + 1, Fin Set, L – XL. Has anyone tried anything else ????
colas
colas
5405 posts
5405 posts
10 Sep 2026 2:29pm
Rossall said..
I have a Mid Length arriving in a few weeks and was wondering what fins everyone is using, the site recommends FCS II Power Twin + 1, Fin Set, L – XL. Has anyone tried anything else ????


Well, I guess you have to have a look at: www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Stand-Up-Paddle/SUP/Quobba-Fins-?page=12

(I only use Quobba fins since I discovered them)
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