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2010 WINDSURFING Board Tests: Light-Air Windsurfing Boards |
| Find out which five windsurf boards scored highest for windsurfing beginners in WINDSURFING’s 2010 Light-Air Windsurf Board Tests. |
Best Windsurf Board For Newbies: |
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F2 Vantage 126 Windsurf Board |
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The classically shaped F2 Vantage impressed riders with its “instant tuning” — there was no adjustment period as sailors figured out just how to sail it. Full F2 Vantage 126 Windsurf Board Review |
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Starboard Carve 121 Windsurf Board |
| The Starboard Carve 121 windsurfing board is similar to the F2 Vantage in that it’s a more classic shape. It feels like a big, modern fun board — one you can do anything on. Full Starboard Carve 121 Windsurf Board Review |
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Goya FXRS 130 Windsurf Board |
| Inboard foot straps plus early planing capability make the Goya FXRS windsurfing board a newbie fave. Full Goya FXRS 130 Windsurf Board Review |
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Is there a reason why newbie boards are no longer super floaty? I got a Bic Nova in 2003 as a newbie board and it has grown with me (being that it is really a Techno Formula with a few beginner additions). It is a 170L board and i found the float easy to learn on. Is it no longer the trend to put newbies on floaty wide boards? I certainly love the one i have.
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