www.seabreeze.com.au/Classifieds/Windsurfing-Boards/~ay2sn/2009-JP-Australia-Fsw-248-cm-107-litres.aspx?search=6dS!E7kXONTNaWZQFworNw==

Ok what about this one? Same problems..?

Check out these two forum posts Sue if you're still trying to decide between the Rocket 105 or 115:

http://forums.boards.mpora.com/showthread.php/60023-Which-board-is-better-4-me-105-or-115-Rocket


www.iwindsurf.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=22073&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0&sid=76256c55595d02bf0dc8bf03d6c3136d

I think that JP FSW 107 would be a good buy, it looks in very good condition, put 2 footstraps on back and it will be great

sboardcrazy said..

Thanks. My problem is lack of funds..I have to choose from boards under $600 which doesn't give you much choice. If I was cashed up I'd get a custom CA board made - problem solved..
Ive seen 105 rockets for sale at my budget but no 115s so I haven't considered the 115 as none seem to be around or they are too expensive..

Fairly likely Sue that if you got a 105 Rocket then you might not need the 95, or if you found a late model 115 then it would probably eclipse your 125 in performance! Have you considered asking on Seabreeze if any Rocket owners are interested in a 95-105 swap? Or maybe a 125-115 swap? Sounds like you need and use the 125 more than the 95 so could be the one to go in favour of keeping the 125 for light winds.

I wouldn't imagine that the 115 would much be much different, stability wise, in slogging conditions as there's only about 3cm difference in width between the 'average' 115 & 125 Rocket (looking at the specs on the Tabou website, the width of the 115 has got a bit wider since they were first released). Also, if you used the larger 125 fin then don't think you would lose much at all. Apparently the 115 has the widest wind range and sail carrying capacity of all of the Rocket range (suggest you read the comments from 115 users on Boards and iwindsurf forum links I included in a previous topic). Plus you would still have 50 litres more volume than your weight floating you with a 115.

When I decided I really wanted to get a Rocket 95 last year, I looked around (incl on Seabreeze) and couldn't find a used one. Placed a 'Rocket 95 wanted' ad on Seabreeze and didn't have to wait very long to get a response (400km away in Perth which was ok). You never know what's out there till you try!

Another thing, do you really need to have 4 boards to cover your usual sailing conditions? If you currently have a 78 Pocket Wave as well as 95 & 125 Rockets and don't really want to part company with either Rocket then wouldn't another board be a bit much to choose from?

Ok. I'm not sure if I've made the right decision but I've put a wanted ad out for a swap - my 125- 2008 rocket for a 115- 2010 with cash adjustment.See what happens..