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Starboard 2013

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Created by ULF > 9 months ago, 10 Jul 2012
stehsegler
WA, 3463 posts
18 Aug 2012 10:33PM
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nice videos. funny though that most of the wave footage seems sped up.

Phyx1u5
NSW, 26 posts
23 Aug 2012 10:11AM
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Seanhogan, Starboard would probably say "minimum pad glue to minimise weight for maximum efficiency"

But seriously though pads coming off is not really a biggie. Ados F2 works well to glue pads back on. Delam on the other hand is a bit of a problem...

Haggar
QLD, 1664 posts
23 Aug 2012 11:23AM
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Yeah I've had some pads peel off on Isonics and Acids, but easily fixed. Quality of the boards over all I would say is great.

Jezstrt
TAS, 1471 posts
23 Aug 2012 12:54PM
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Yer i had pads starting to peel off on my 09 isonic 86, just used shoe glue to glue them back down, worked a treat

sausage
QLD, 4873 posts
23 Aug 2012 2:53PM
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The dual density ones (lower density black EPA layer under a harder density white 6mm EPA) coupled with the upper layer being colour spliced to match board livery didn't last that long i.e. 09 iSonics. Solid one part pads are the way to go even if this detracts from deck graphics.

Have replaced my pads as previously posted www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Windsurfing/General/DIY-footpads/#983222

Haggar
QLD, 1664 posts
23 Aug 2012 7:57PM
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sausage said...

The dual density ones (lower density black EPA layer under a harder density white 6mm EPA) coupled with the upper layer being colour spliced to match board livery didn't last that long i.e. 09 iSonics. Solid one part pads are the way to go even if this detracts from deck graphics.

Have replaced my pads as previously posted www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Windsurfing/General/DIY-footpads/#983222




Very nice Brain, where u been

Magnus8
QLD, 364 posts
23 Aug 2012 9:18PM
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Haggar said...

sausage said...

The dual density ones (lower density black EPA layer under a harder density white 6mm EPA) coupled with the upper layer being colour spliced to match board livery didn't last that long i.e. 09 iSonics. Solid one part pads are the way to go even if this detracts from deck graphics.

Have replaced my pads as previously posted www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Windsurfing/General/DIY-footpads/#983222




Very nice Brain, where u been


Where u bean?

sausage
QLD, 4873 posts
24 Aug 2012 10:46AM
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Haggar said...

sausage said...

The dual density ones (lower density black EPA layer under a harder density white 6mm EPA) coupled with the upper layer being colour spliced to match board livery didn't last that long i.e. 09 iSonics. Solid one part pads are the way to go even if this detracts from deck graphics.

Have replaced my pads as previously posted www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Windsurfing/General/DIY-footpads/#983222




Very nice Brain, where u been


Glenn,
I know where I haven't been and that's sailing!

vando
QLD, 3416 posts
14 Oct 2012 10:11PM
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Got me some new toys the other week.
IS 117 and Speed 49.
Both boards feel great on the water.
First sail on the Speed 49 2sec peak 41.5










ULF
QLD, 261 posts
14 Oct 2012 11:07PM
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Very nice Vando, The cut away's are different.

Al Planet
TAS, 1546 posts
18 Oct 2012 3:36PM
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