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was wondering when it would finally be revealed !!
Published on 2 Aug 2016
We have been waiting a long time, for this board, THE FOX, It is a high wind heavy chop board perfect for the choppy conditions most of us have to deal with. If you ride in choppy water, this board is going to be one of the fastest board in these conditions, heavy V running thoughout will smooth out the heavy chop and allow you to keep your speed up over great distances.
Mr Severne was blasting around at Melville last Friday on one. Made everyone else look slow. 
Looks good. How come that niche of the market has been so long filling?
But why didn't they call it the Thylacine? The only animal every designed with the back legs shorter than the front, so it can blast downhill at high speed in rough terrain.
^^^ because it has dots, not stripes. 
"designed" Ian???? 
Anywya nice concept, woudl love to ride one - fast in chop is fun but comfortable and fast is funner :)
there seems to be heaps of new options for us this season, boards & sails.
Just need to know the dimensions then someone can order one.
Select to expand quoteSubsonic said..
Mr Severne was blasting around at Melville last Friday on one. Made everyone else look slow.
Big call, Slowie recorded 38+kts on his M137
Select to expand quoteOrange Whip said..
Tuttle or PB?
A big call designing a board like this. There's a lot of fins out there looking for a new board. One of each maybe? Fox T and Fox P.
Or Fox Universal ie. A whole new fin box designed to take secure adaptors for either fin base.
only see one hole in the video..... so powerbox is my guess, it really sh!ts me when they release so called freerace boards and you need to change your fins if you want one......
Select to expand quoteSubsonic said...
Mr Severne was blasting around at Melville last Friday on one. Made everyone else look slow.
Maybe it was more to do with the standard of the guys sailing near him at the time?
Select to expand quoteseanhogan said..
only see one hole in the video..... so powerbox is my guess, it really sh!ts me when they release so called freerace boards and you need to change your fins if you want one......
They are powerbox as they are a freeride/freerace board and most in that market are powerbox,I asked the question a few months ago to them
Select to expand quoteseanhogan said..
only see one hole in the video..... so powerbox is my guess, it really sh!ts me when they release so called freerace boards and you need to change your fins if you want one......
If it came in a Tuttle box I would be placing an order for one!!
Select to expand quotedjl070 said..seanhogan said..
only see one hole in the video..... so powerbox is my guess, it really sh!ts me when they release so called freerace boards and you need to change your fins if you want one......
They are powerbox as they are a freeride/freerace board and most in that market are powerbox,I asked the question a few months ago to them
That seems to contradict their own long existing philosophy, as both the Futura and Carve are TB. 
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True ,but this is a Severne designed board in Aus ,not a Starboard
Fair enough then. As for me I'll just never consider one because of the box.
Select to expand quotedjl070 said..
True ,but this is a Severne designed board in Aus ,not a Starboard
hmmmmmm............ not too sure about that :-) more like a *board with severne deco to me
Select to expand quotedjl070 said..
True ,but this is a Severne designed board in Aus ,not a Starboard
I find that really hard to believe. Hopefully this will be clarified once further details are available.
^^^ pretty sure this ones been designed right here in WA by a reasonably well known board shaper. It's certainly been tested here. I'm sure severne will release more info when they're ready....
in the end all that matters is that it looks like an awesome board, and I'd love one but it should be equiped with a bloody TT box !!! 
Select to expand quoteJohn340 said...Subsonic said..
Mr Severne was blasting around at Melville last Friday on one. Made everyone else look slow.
Big call, Slowie recorded 38+kts on his M137
Ok, everyone but mr Slowboat 
I could be totally off here but my guess it's a Ian Fox designed board, and more than likely developed and tested much of the time here in port Phillip bay, Victoria.
Select to expand quoteseanhogan said..
in the end all that matters is that it looks like an awesome board, and I'd love one but it should be equiped with a bloody TT box !!!
I got a Tuttle box put in my Kode.
Easy job for a pro, looks like the board came with it, cost $250 but worth it if you like the board and already have good Tuttle box fins.
Select to expand quoteejmack said..
I could be totally off here but my guess it's a Ian Fox designed board, and more than likely developed and tested much of the time here in port Phillip bay, Victoria.
And been tested quite a bit here in W.A. also
