Bombora 295?

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Phantom2
Phantom2
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1 posts
10 Jan 2007 8:28pm
Hi all,

I am looking at getting back into sailboarding. Have the sails and carbon fibre mast from years ago but need a board. I am 6 foot 6" and am around 100kg. Do you think that a Bombora 295 would be suitable? For bay/lake sailing or ocean chop I guess

Or if you can suggest any other board that might be suitable?

Thanks
mkseven
mkseven
QLD
2315 posts
QLD, 2315 posts
10 Jan 2007 9:32pm
There are plenty of cheap boards around which would be a little more modern and suitable.

But I guess in the end if it's very cheap everything is fun & works.
Harrow
Harrow
NSW
4521 posts
NSW, 4521 posts
11 Jan 2007 12:03am
Phantom2,

I bought one of those for my 'comeback', but ended up selling it and getting a more modern board. The difference was huge. Those old plastic fantastics are good for the kids to play on, or leave at a holiday house where visitors are going to trash it, but you can't beat a modern epoxy board for performance.

What to get? There are a heap of modern freeride boards that would be suitable and can be picked up quite cheaply second hand. Depends on your skill level - uphauling, waterstarting, range of sails to use?

So far as your size and weight, the 295 would be fine, but you wouldn't want to be paying much for it. Could be a very cheap way to start up again while you consider what you might get next.

Regards,
Harrow.
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