At 78kg I use 80L evo with 5.7m in 15knots. Not always planing but the riding's sensational.

82L RWW might be the ticket.

If you favour jumping over riding you may be better off with a FSW.

How bout a 69 litre quattro?

jeez, nothing like being helpful hardie, requoting and not adding anything helpful



.................................just like me I guess

Isnt Zed the gimp master from pulp fiction. That bit was pretty gay.
How can he be offended by a sailboard brand then?

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Real men ride Blue Juice.

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Is he fun to ride?

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Originally posted by Mr. No-one

Real men ride Blue Juice.

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My damaged tailbone was a snow board injury...Honest...it was...Really.

Hey zed,
the size spread on the three boards sound perfect, that should cover you for pretty wide spectrum of conditions. I weigh 70-74kg and Ive always hade a small board around 67-69ltr and a and big board around 74ltr and that has always covered me well.
Im asuming your talking about the new pro wave (replacement for the radical wave)for the smaller board, that is now 66ltr. I would recomend looking at something like the realworld wave for the big one, the slightly straighter rocker line will help you on the lighter days, and they also rip on shore. hope that helps