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rocketship2000
rocketship2000
WA
7 posts
WA, 7 posts
10 Aug 2026 5:11am
I really want to buy a new board to see some evolution in my windsurfing. I have a 2010 smth kode 113.i know waterstart etch. 60kg . Top speed 40km/h.in my windsurfing spots there aren't any waves just a regular chop ..I have a 4.5 ,5.7.6.7 (severne blade's,severne convert).the most wind will be smth like 5bft.i was looking at fsw boards but I do not exactly know what type of board do I want just not slalom board .I would like a versatile board that can survive / thrive in (multiple) wind conditions .I want to buy used boards .I have seen goya one,severne dyno,starboard kode,jp fsw,rrd fsw ..somewhere in between 95-110lt I really want help and ofc im open to other board choices.
powersloshin
powersloshin
NSW
1862 posts
NSW, 1862 posts
10 Aug 2026 7:24am
Buy a freestyle wave board around 90 litres. For WA is the most versatile, and at your weight the 113 is the limiting factor in your progression, you can keep it for light wind.
Mark _australia
Mark _australia
WA
23776 posts
WA, 23776 posts
10 Aug 2026 6:48am
Agreed a FSW around 90 and keep the bigger board. Try to get a thruster from about 2015 onwards if you want more versatility. Dyno is great, JP and Tabou are great but don’t get the basic construction, Patrik F-wave is great but may be a little more wavey. RRD great and strong construction but not a lot around secondhand





rocketship2000
rocketship2000
WA
7 posts
WA, 7 posts
10 Aug 2026 2:32pm
powersloshin said..
Buy a freestyle wave board around 90 litres. For WA is the most versatile, and at your weight the 113 is the limiting factor in your progression, you can keep it for light wind.



Thanks for the response
Which dyno above 2016,or jp freestyle wave should I consider buying, which offers as I want high versatility
rocketship2000
rocketship2000
WA
7 posts
WA, 7 posts
10 Aug 2026 2:35pm
Mark _australia said..
Agreed a FSW around 90 and keep the bigger board. Try to get a thruster from about 2015 onwards if you want more versatility. Dyno is great, JP and Tabou are great but don’t get the basic construction, Patrik F-wave is great but may be a little more wavey. RRD great and strong construction but not a lot around secondhand







Thanks for responding
Which one should I buy dyno,jp freestyle wave
Mark _australia
Mark _australia
WA
23776 posts
WA, 23776 posts
10 Aug 2026 7:10pm
Any!!!!

Sorry to be blunt but if you’re an intermediate and planing on a FSW that’s too big, get a smaller one. The differences are more to do with what is better in waves. You are not seeking that so any modern FSW will be ok

but you’re not in WA?
rocketship2000
rocketship2000
WA
7 posts
WA, 7 posts
11 Aug 2026 12:00am
Mark _australia said..
Any!!!!

Sorry to be blunt but if you’re an intermediate and planing on a FSW that’s too big, get a smaller one. The differences are more to do with what is better in waves. You are not seeking that so any modern FSW will be ok

but you’re not in WA?


Actually im from Greece and I was desperate enough to write in a Australian forum 😀.Because in Greece very little people windsurf so it's really hard to get opinions here .
rocketship2000
rocketship2000
WA
7 posts
WA, 7 posts
11 Aug 2026 2:56pm
rocketship2000 said..

Mark _australia said..
Any!!!!

Sorry to be blunt but if you’re an intermediate and planing on a FSW that’s too big, get a smaller one. The differences are more to do with what is better in waves. You are not seeking that so any modern FSW will be ok

but you’re not in WA?



Actually im from Greece and I was desperate enough to write in a Australian forum 😀.Because in Greece very little people windsurf so it's really hard to get opinions there .




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