Old vs New - article
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Interesting article. I wish even magazines didn't misspell 'planing' with two n's though!! Oh, and they spelled it plaining another time. How many offers have you had Rob for that old 115 litre board I sailed (and offered to buy) last summer? It was so smooth through the chop and jibed like it was on banked rails. And I wished I'd had something with a long narrow tail in the Gorge. I bet all the designers go 'retro' in the next few years, and we'll again see fast, narrow-tailed boards that deliver an exciting ride, even if they don't plane so easily.
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old gear
Yup, old gear definitely still has some appeal, for some anyways. It's especially good if the local super-x course is full of hard inanimate obstacles 
A few less tears when you don't quite clear them.
And yes MF4, that board is still around. It's in line with a few others for some surgery It is one sweet ride!
A few less tears when you don't quite clear them.And yes MF4, that board is still around. It's in line with a few others for some surgery
It is one sweet ride!
Re: old gear
I dono, my board is a 2010 and i feel like i'm about to die 80% of the time. Although sadly i must admit that rob's vintage mistral seems to go 1.3x faster than me. Not very good for business rob, making the customers look bad.If you want real fun, you want the old board! In a straight line, you may only be going slightly faster, but you feel like you are at lightspeed (and about to die)
Turn Down The Suck!
