I've used my Naish 122 Hover for Windfoiling, sup paddling and surfing, regular surfing, and regular hi wind windsurfing with 2 8" wave fins.
You have to laugh that kite brands are getting back into windsurfing gear after spending the last 10-12 years trying to discredit and bury the sport.
As a regular windsurf board, two 8" wave fins, it's a superb planing jiber with moderate speed and decent smoothness. Jibes like a JP Magic of similar size.
As a SUP, it wobbles a bit under my 70 year old 170 lbs. body but catches waves fine due to it's flat rockered nose, and almost wave board tail rocker.
As a surfboard, the 73cm with prevents full paddle speed, but turns decent for such a wide floaty board.
I've been using my home grown version and focused on XXLW Spitfire
the Sup position is lots further forward than in Windfoil position
The position for a conventional foil is at back.
with the transformer style board, being 9 foot or so is it difficult to use in foil sup mode. most of the dedicated foil sups being so much shorter and all
As in it will be a SUP , wind sup , windfoil and sup foil, in that particular order?
Thinking of the smik tranny too ????