Many factors influence the transition from one rail to another when initiating a turn. Board width, board length, bottom shape, rocker, concave, vee, fin shape, fin placement, etc.
Skill and feel influence it as well. Some will like a particular combination others will not.
As AA said major factor is board width. The wider the surf/sup/kite/wind/board generally the slower it is to move from rail to rail. Good shapers use different techniques to help boards make that transition at speed.
Life is a compromise the best rail to rail sup will not float most people that is why widths have crept out over the last couple of years.
My 2c for what it is worth.
