I liked their wing board I saw, but now they are showing a crossover board for 5 (yes FIVE, not a typo) disciplines. Big call!
Anyone ridden one for windfoil and something else also?
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I liked their wing board I saw, but now they are showing a crossover board for 5 (yes FIVE, not a typo) disciplines. Big call!
Anyone ridden one for windfoil and something else also?
ensis.surf/product/twist-1board5sports/
Me. But properly only with a wing, unfortunately. And then just SUP paddled with the fins on flat water, and then tried the 145 L version with a sail and fins, but in very very light winds only. Seems quite versatile board. 125 litres version here in this clip, and I am 72 kg. Starts moving very easy, does not loose any speed when touching the rail in the water as you can see in the video. I assume it could be a fun wind foil board, very stable platform. For winging I am missing the carry handle underneath - as such and with a foil it's quite tricky to carry it to the water. With a 843 cm2 front wing here and a 4.6 wing, on a not windy day.
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Lots of info "between the lines" in that review. Sounds like a family board to get people on the water rather than pushing a single discipline.
