Grantmac said..
If you want to learn freestyle you need an ~80L freestyle board or smaller at your weight.

Thanks 😊
I agree but it wouldn't easily help me in mu conditions

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Don't overthink it, even with the best advice in the world it's quite personal so maybe just get something and try it out. Greece has rental centres so you could even try before you buy.

If you're serious about freestyle, get a freestyle board for those sessions. Any other board would be a compromise. Same the other way around for your blasting board. Despite its confusing name, FSW is a good choice for blasting in open water though.

That first offshore photo looks pretty windy, Greece is windy alright, especially eagean sea.

5.7 and 6.7 sails require outside back foot straps, so you can think your big board for these sails. Although you can keep you existing Kode, 100lt range would be better.
For small board you should have single back foot strap. In my opinion, for lightweight people, 85lt is about max to have easy leverage at back foot (single strap), i guess depending mostly on tail width. Thats why i would suggest 85lt multifin to use with small sails (<5.5). It may be a bit difficult at first but you will get used to it.
Later you can upgrade your big board with a smaller size freeride or freerace baord.

Sea Lotus said..
That first offshore photo looks pretty windy, Greece is windy alright, especially eagean sea.

5.7 and 6.7 sails require outside back foot straps, so you can think your big board for these sails. Although you can keep you existing Kode, 100lt range would be better.
For small board you should have single back foot strap. In my opinion, for lightweight people, 85lt is about max to have easy leverage at back foot (single strap), i guess depending mostly on tail width. Thats why i would suggest 85lt multifin to use with small sails (<5.5). It may be a bit difficult at first but you will get used to it.
Later you can upgrade your big board with a smaller size freeride or freerace baord.

Thanks I also figured it out
.Sadly there isn't a one board solution
I agree ..later upgrade it with smth smaller

I made a simple short for you to finally see my windsurfing watch till the end there ar three clips
1st new board reached 55km/h yesterday in Vassiliki Lefkada.
Last 2 with the 113 kode in Karpathos Devils Bay.

Hello guys once again not much time has passed till our last convo's 🤣🤣🤣.I'm seeking help again but not for me ,for my father for smth similar with me.He is 90kg and 50years old we started windsurfing together and I would hope that you would help him. Basically,he can get planing and onto the first footrsrap in my kode . his board an old f2 126l stoke thats a bit old school and from my perspective of the footstraps towards slalom or freerace??. So this board has limited his progression for being like 65 in width pretty narrow for an intermediate in general and 126l not being very supportive for his bodyweight to progress steadily..but as he somehow progressed ,he wants a freeride board that would be the most comfortable in the most possible wind range he would sail and not get smth 80cm in width and when over 25knts it becomes a rocketship (we think) for me ideally on this level he would need smth like a 130 verso but he thinks it's not futureproof.IN CONCLUSION
90kg intermediate level needs a freeride board thats futureproof enough in terms of "long-term usage" and by that I mean a board that he wouldn't need to change after one two years because it wouldn't be quick or it wouldn't have any ground for progression. It should handle really good the choppy water and would happily blast with speed not the most important thing .He likes the Fox but it seems a bit freerace ,Tabou Rocket, Starboard Carve ,Super ride......Any recommendations, knowledge, opinions etch are of cource welcome and also I forgot we have 5.3 5.7 blade 6.7 convert and he wants to buy a bigger sail around 7.5.Thanks in advance!

Hydrosurf said..
I have a carve 130 that works good for me with 6.5 and 7.5 I’m 100 kg.

Appreciate it!
is it comfortable riding in chop and if you could please tell me if there are footrsrap options for an intermediate (i mean further upfront)?
Also very nice video!!

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