Hi guys,
I have these two boards that aren't getting any use, is it worth trying to sell them or are they too old?
If not, the Wind Force board might look good hanging up in the shed.
Cheers for any help!
There is always a buyer for everything. If there is life left in the boards, I would sell them. They look great for beginning.
Yea the Tiga Slalom is probably the easiest to sell. Fairly heavy compared to today's boards, but in good condition.
Thanks for the reply.
Me, I'd donate the Tiga to a young fella trying to get into the sport and hang the other in the shed.
Both are almost 30 years of age each.
They can still function but no one would shell out money for them. They would weight a ton compared to equipment already 10 years old.
You could easily get $150- $200 U.S. dollars sold together, at least in the United States, you could. Heck, the larger board looks like it has enough volume to be a SUP board as well as a sailboard. With today's standards, that large board would probably qualify as a WindSup board. Might as well get something for it. If it were me, that's exactly what I'd do. Good luck with your decision.
Thanks again for the replies, I might try to at least sell the larger one. Someone might be after a cheap SUP for a kid or small adult.
The fibreglass one was shaped here in SA I think so is something cool to hang in the shed.
Put the Wind Force on the top of an old Commodore, crank up the Gang Gajang, slap on some fluro block-out, and find a girlfriend that looks like a young Nicole Kidman.
