Cj outlier 7,6 vs 8,0

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Foam
Foam
WA
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WA, 768 posts
23 Nov 2022 7:26am
Anyone arround 86kg what's your prefered size 7,6 vs 8,0
thedrip
thedrip
WA
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WA, 2355 posts
23 Nov 2022 1:28pm
Foam said..
Anyone arround 86kg what's your prefered size 7,6 vs 8,0


Depends on the board and waves. For the type of board the Outlier is I would go the 8' for extra paddle and glide. The Outlier isn't a particularly turny board so you may as well accentuate the strengths.
surf1ng
surf1ng
SA
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SA, 72 posts
26 Nov 2022 4:07pm
Sweet board isn't it.
I'm 70 kgs and was heavily considering the 7'6" Outlier (waited for AU stock for ages) until I decided to get something with a 2+1 setup. (But nothing as chunky as the 7'0").
II'm with @thedrip. I reckon the 8 would be the go for maximum glide and more paddle power at 86kgs.
Yewww.
Foam
Foam
WA
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WA, 768 posts
27 Nov 2022 11:24am
Thanks guys, however the 8 is a lot of board and rail length which can be good.

On the other hand 86kg/90kg the 7,6 at 51.7 litres is a lot of litres
thedrip
thedrip
WA
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28 Nov 2022 7:55am
Foam said..
Thanks guys, however the 8 is a lot of board and rail length which can be good.

On the other hand 86kg/90kg the 7,6 at 51.7 litres is a lot of litres


I ride a turny 7'6 and a glidey 8'. Two different types of board.
The Outlier isn't a turny board. If you want a turny board get a different board. If you want a glidey board, get the 8' version.
thedrip
thedrip
WA
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28 Nov 2022 8:02am
Foam said..
Thanks guys, however the 8 is a lot of board and rail length which can be good.

On the other hand 86kg/90kg the 7,6 at 51.7 litres is a lot of litres


I'm also not really sure litres matter that much. There's a lot more to paddle power than litres. I am selling a 9'6 gun at 83 litres right now as it doesn't paddle as well as another 9'6 at 71l I have.
Foam
Foam
WA
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WA, 768 posts
1 Dec 2022 10:15am
Yes but Generly at my weight it's intended the 8,0 for most overvthe 7,6 the 7,6 I hear is mainly for much smaller surfers or shortboarders but even so I guess still for much lighter people
thedrip
thedrip
WA
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1 Dec 2022 8:01pm
Get the one you want. You are over thinking it. One turns better. One paddles better. Pick which you prioritise.

It isn't a turny board by design. As I said, I would accentuate its strengths and go the 8'.

You could also get a similar custom from a local shaper with whatever volume you want. Except it won't have the CI marketing behind it.
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