Black Box Wave Quad Wave NuEvo Wave Kode Wave Kode Freestyle Wave Flare Freestyle
The unique light wind / mushy waves toy The rail-driven power wave board The effortless and efficient surfer Philip Koster’s new generation, The sharp, aggressive, fast and Most highly-rated freestyle board The board, not the sail, generates and The most connected feel with the wave The closest to a true surf board in aerial-style wave boards responsive wave-freestyle board designed by the best freestyle team holds speed on the wave you can get design, performance and feel Fast, speedy and powerful. Mixes The one-board quiver solution Fast, aggressive and compact yet What's new? New concept for a What's new? New MorenoTwins Pro What's new? Supersize models (101, new-school rotational and aerial What's new? Shorter nose on the 86; comfortable and forgiving – it’s the real-world conditions revolution Model 67 and new 87 and 92 rocker 110) for everyday wavesailing. New 86 wave-riding style Aerodynamic “bullet nose” for the 94 perfect balance! size. Faster 92 shape What's new? New MorenoTwins Pro and 103 What's new? New ProKids 81 and 87 67, 70, 74, 77, 82, 87, 92, 100 Model 67 and new lengths and rounder shorter lengths and new shapes for the Carbon, Wood Carbon, Wood 73, 80, 86, 92, 101, 110 nose rails on the other models 86, 94, 103 91 and 101 Carbon, Wood Carbon, Wood,Technora 67, 72, 77, 82, 87, 92 81, 91, 101, 111 Carbon, Wood, Technora Carbon
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Page 24 Page 30 Page 22 Page 26 Page 28 WAVE & FREESTYLE iSonic Slalom UltraSonic Freerace iSonic Speed Formula Course Racing Phantom Raceboard
The pure slalom board The super-efficient, early planing slalom board The speed needle The ultra high-tech course racing board The most advanced and most successful raceboards The icon of modern slalom – it has Ultra planing starts in just 7 knots Designed by Bjorn Dunkerbeck Carlos Earliest planing capabilities and the 8 of the Top 10 raceboards are Starboard (including 1st place) redefined the genre and continues to Sosa and Remi Vila for the W58 and new widest wind range What's New? Thicker and more voluminous versions of the 295 dominate PWA’s slalom races. 147 W44, it’s the culmination of a 26 year What's new? New shape for 2014/2015 and 377 for better light-wind performance What's new? New shorter, slimmer and Carbon, Wood R&D journey season. Only one size, that replaces both wider shapes for 2014: more planing, What's new? New W44 model designed sizes of 2012/2013. 295 L, 377, 377 L more control, more speed! for Namibia 2013. Carbon, Tufskin AST 167, 161 Experience One Design Page 42 80, 87, 90, 97, 107, 110, 117, 130 Page 36 W44, W49, W54, W58 Carbon, Tufskin AST (P.40) Carbon, Wood Carbon
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Page 36 Page 38 Page 34 RACING Futura Freerace Carve Freeride GO Freeride Kode Tufskin Entry/Freeride AtomIQ Freeride
The most innovative freerace board Plug and play freeride The original progressive all-round board Dual concept board The new generation freemove board Extra slim, deep deck concaves, Accessibility and fun like never before Slim and wide for stability and wind An entry-level board for kids and a fun Maneuverable, fun and fast with a huge mini-wingers and packed full of iSonic What's new? 8% slimmer again range freeride blaster for adults wind range technology, it’s the most advanced New concept for 2014 freerace board 111, 121, 131, 141, 151, 161 111, 121, 131, 141, 151, 161, 113, 123, 137 Carbon, Wood, Tufskin AST 171 Windsurfer Tufskin EVA 100, 110, 120 93, 101, 111, 121, 131, 141 Tufskin EVA Carbon Carbon, Wood
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Gemini Tandem Rio Entry Start Entry
WindSUP Inflatable WindSUP The wide-style tandem board The entry-level and progressive board The most stable entry-level board The most fun and social board ever Easy to learn, glides fast and gets you to The World’s easiest board to start The inflatable WindSUP Lighter, stronger The board for SUPing and windsurfing: WindSUP made. Ideal for clubs, schools, centers learn windsurfing on and more compact than conventional Fastest growing category of windsurfing and large families boards What's new? S, M, L M , L What's new? New ASAP models with polished blue rails Tufskin Sport Tufskin Armourtech Tufskin EVA Red, Tufskin EVA Blue New kids' size New Summer board model Tufskin Sport New fin boxes and fittings New Freeride model XL 9’ x 30”/ 10’ x 34”/ 11’2” x 32”/ 10’x34”, 11’2”x30”, 12’x32” Tufskin Armourtech 11’2” x 39”/ 12’6” x 30” Wave special: 8’10”x32” Deluxe, Fun Summer board: 12’x36” Freeride: 12'2"x30" Page 72 Kid's: 9’x30” Page 48, 50 Page 52 Tufksin EVA, A.S.A.P Page 68 A.S.A.P Blue Page 70
WindSUP GETTING STARTED 02 03 Only 36 years ago our friends in Arendal Sailing club, Norway were discussing the future of windsurfing design. The general consensus was that it now would be challenging to improve windsurfing as the equipment already was so cool.
Checking out The Phantom at The King’s Cup 2012. Local racing in Norway 1979.
Loading my 350kg. of gear, Tenerife world cup 1993. Team Tiki Myanmar
The Windsurfer One design had a a great concept, so did the Mistral Competition and most other boards available offered exciting One Design racing.
I went on racing for another 16 years, The LA Olympics on the One design Windglider and then the Pro windsurfing tour thereafter. The gear however seemed to become better every year and by the time Starboard was started in 1994, windsurfing boards generally were said to be fantastic. Looking back at the last 19 years boards and rigs alike have however again taken several quantum leaps and some may again believe that it is challenging to improve future windsurfing?
The past however has the tendency of predicting the future and incredible improvements are sure to come. Our Pro team has been bringing home 5 out of 6 last PWA manufacturers titles, proving that futuristic gear of today indeed makes a difference even for the most skilled riders. “Svein Rasmussen is one of the most influential figures in modern Windsurfing. Following a successful career as a My race DNA also likes to establish who is the best rider, not only what gear is the most efficient. My feet have quite possibly tested more different board designs professional windsurfer, he changed tack to start Starboard in
than any other windsurfer’s feet over the years? Yet I would love to participate in 1994 and created a company that has evolved into a clear Scott and Svein battleling it out since 1987 local One Design races with the Phantom 295 L. This design sums up much of all leader in today’s competitive board market. His innovations and the great stuff one looks for in an allround board. If Windsurfing is going to make it trendsetting ideas are responsible for the introduction of short for the 2020 Games, the Phantom class may be it’s best bet? Give it a try and and find out how much fun it is to race with friends. and wide board designs but far from resting on his laurels, he has plenty more ideas to expand and progress our sport” Windsurf UK
Svein Rasmussen President Starboard Co, LTD
04 and long sleeve suits daggerboards harnesses, retrackable Before 05 INNOVATION QUALITY 2014
2014: our finest collection of boards yet. Toon Phaitoon Kaewhorrit, Ex Thanuphong Saisonthananant, Den Chomkokgroud, Chat Apichat Taewnade, Don A consolidated board range refined for Thongchai Phudansoong, master craftsmen and shapers in the Starboard workshop, producing the most accurate custom prototypes. every windsurfing category and innovative in many new ways. Ex
Key highlights of the year include the reintroduction of the slim Atoms and our big push with the new WindSUP Freeride. The latter, thanks to its clever Long Tail design concept, I personally believe can single- handedly take us back to the future, into a world of popular mainstream windsurfing, shared by friends and family together, planing and non-planing, on one single board (see page 50).
Our team based here at HQ in Thailand grows larger with the arrival of Project Managers Fabian McGovern and Antoine Lefebvre, who will be bringing lots of fresh ideas and new concepts to Starboard 3.0. Remi Vila, head of Research and Development, with focus on racing, freeride, WindSUP and Inflatables. Toon Den
DREAM TEAM Arnon Saisorn, TiESDA YOU Production manager and our key link between prototyping and production. Chart
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Fabian McGovern, Project Manager with emphasis on Antoine Lefebvre, Project Manager with emphasis media communication, product development and team on websites, product development and sales. management.
The 3D printing machine, for prototyping footstrap inserts, slot boxes, fin boxes and other inserts.
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Jaruk Thongpraeb, who hand-built our load cycle-testing machine that simulates repeated loads The CAD/CAM shaping machine, The template plotting machine. for drawing out Arwut Lei over a product’s entire lifetime. for shaping the foam cores of our prototypes. our shaping templates.
In the next six pages and throughout the catalogue are many more people who have contributed to Starboard 2014. We can’t thank everyone enough for their support, inspiration and energy over the years.
It’s been a fantastic journey and we hope that you, dear windsurfer, will enjoy reading our catalogue and discovering all the details of your favourite new board, whether you’re riding waves, powering your paddle-board with wind or learning to windsurf for the first time.
Tiesda You Starboard Board designer / Brand manager
Our load-testing machine we use to analyse Sanpatchaya, Angelic Abinan, Nitiroj Chawalerswattanachai, load/stress curves, yield and fracture Arwut Lei KOLTdblack graphic designers behind the board designs, catalogue and website productions. points.
06 07 Kevin Pritchard STARBOARD PWA Wave Champion 2006 / video TEAM Joe Dumrongvivat Johannes Nuemann BenSeverne Starboard Group GM Video Australia WaveChampion Beyond our workshop based in Taco Lake Dany Bruch Jerome Houyvet and our test centre in Thailand are a team PWA wave tour top 5 / wave board designer / video Photography of people who support Starboard in many different ways.
From marketing to development, from testing prototypes to beta-testing websites, from taking photos to editing videos, from inspiring a new product range to proofing order forms, from publishing travel stories and scouting for young new riders, we’d like to take this opportunity to say a BIG THANK YOU for your help and support.
Many of you, like Joe, Scott, Ian, Tor, Karen and Keith Baxter, you’ve been here since the very early days. Some, like Dany, Sean and Johannes, we look forward to the years to come. Thanks for sharing this journey of a lifetime with us. Scott McKercher John Carter PWA Wave Champion 2004 / wave board designer / travel stories and video Photography
Mathieu Rauzier Starboard WindSUP designer / UltraSonic owner Ian Fox Starboard World President / Sean O’Brien James Hooper Starboard Australia Video NuEvo / Nude Custom Boards Shaper
Connor Baxter Mary Hasavari Taty Frans Iballa & Daida Moreno Freestyle board / fin designer All Star Video PWA Wave Champions / video / clinics and event organisers
Clement Morandiere Guest tester WindSUP Inflatables Tor Bakke and WindSUP Freeride Phantom 295 One Design
08 09 Quincy Offringa
STARBOARD PWA constructor’s Björn Dunkerbeck, CHAMPION PWA Slalom Vice-champion 2012 (using production iSonic boards) Björn Saragoza
Anne - Marie Reichman Cagla Kubat Michael Polanowski Alberto Menegatti Cyril Moussilmani
Philip Köster, PWA Wave Champion 2012 Gonzalo Costa Hoevel, (using 2012 production Evo boards, 2013 production ‘Koster’ Kodes) Ben van der Steen Formula Worlds Vice Champion 2013 Dieter van der Eyken Vincent Langer Zane Schweitzer Moritz Mauch
Kiri Thode, Sarah-Quita Offringa, Iballa Moreno, Daida Moreno, PWA Freestyle Vice-Champion 2012 PWA Freestyle Champion 2012 PWA Wave Champion 2012 PWA Wave Vice-Champion 2012 (using production Flares) Boujmaa Guilloul (using production Flare) (using Moreno Twins Pro Model Quad and Kode) (using Moreno Pro Model Quad and Kode)
For a record fifth consecutive year, Starboard wins the prestigious PWA Constructors' title 2012. As we go to print, we also lead the 2013 constructors' ranking. With good winds, good waves and Patrik Pollak Gabriel Browne Nicolas Akgazciyan Chris Pressler Ethan Westera lots of great events, we hope that Starboard's Dream Team will continue to win more titles, riding those boards we shape, design and test together.
Throughout the season, our title winning team rode exclusively production boards, with exception of Iballa and Daida Moreno who, for the Canaries events, used two prototypes that went to mold just after the event to become the Moreno Twins Pro Models. Philip Köster also used a prototype Kode 92 to win in Sylt, a board that also went to mold Fabio Calo Tiffany Ward Philip Soltysiak Jimmy Diaz Steve Allen Raimondo Gasperini right after.
Besides those, production boards that are the same as those you can find in shops, are what our pro riders ride. Since 1994.
Timo Mullen Amado Vrieswijk Antoine Questel Roberto Hoffman Wilhelm Schurmann Mattia Pedrani
10 11 TUFSKIN Stripe grooved, 6mm thick EVA pads Maximum durability and value. Tufskin Fish-scale grooved, 6mm thick EVA pads As Strong As Possible! Starboard’s technology uses layers of 3-dimensional new technology uses a soft deck and 400g glass mat wetted out with an soft rail construction, over a glass expanding epoxy resin system that creates fibre shell that wraps around an volume within the skin as it cures under extra-high density EPS core. A 3mm pressure. This creates a thick, stiff, and 3mm brushed EVA 3mm textured, full-deck EVA stringer adds extra longitudinal durable sandwiched laminate. Wood stiffness and a 0.6mm pine wood reinforcements improve the board’s rigidity and the deck’s impact resistance. covers the back half of the deck for extra durability. The rails are finished in Advantages: tough construction, more scuff-resistant, higher-density textured value, most durable. EVA.
What’s special? It’s strong! We’ve dropped 10kg steel balls from different heights. Regular boards crack at a height of 20cm. A.S.A.P. shows Wood reinforcement patches only a soft dent at heights of 100cm.
Advantages: super tough, affordable, 3-Dimensional safe and user-friendly. Uni-directional glass band Half-deck Wood glass weave Now also available in two options: laminate structure impregnated with expanding epoxy (deck) - Premium polished blue rail - Durable EVA rail PVC reinforcement patches Lower density 15g/l fused-cell EPS core
Ultra-high density fused-cell EPS core Stiffening T-stringer
3-Dimensional glass weave Full-bottom Wood laminate structure impregnated with expanding epoxy (bottom)
Starboard’s FAST system: the World’s first and only fully retractable daggerboard system for inflatable boards ARMOUR TECH Using super stiff drop-stitched 6” thick Starboard’s super durable and super tough inflatable fabric, this technology is technology designed for windsurfing clubs All-white EVA pad for easier replacement, reinventing the inflatable windsurfer and schools. Its construction is similar to maintenance and repair Tufskin, but with double the layers of 3D concept. glass and an ASA skin shell. Diamond grooved, 6mm thick EVA pads Combined with our proprietary FAST in the standing area What’s special? According to testing by box and Clipperbox fittings, our new German SURF magazine in May 2009, Inflatable collection is changing the EVA deck Armour Tech is lighter and stronger than game in recreational, school and club 3mm textured EVA blow-moulded polyethylene boards like HiFly windsurfing. For their size and volume, boards, and also has higher impact resistance. no hard board can match their weight, ASA skin strength and durability. Advantages: replaces blow-moulded polyethylene boards with something more A full EVA deck covers the board to impact-resistant yet lighter. provide comfort and grip. Always inflate to 17 PSI for maximum stiffness.
Uni-directional glass band Advantages: Technically the world’s strongest, lightest and most compact Double layer of technology, all in one. 3-Dimensional glass weave structure 6” ultra-stiff drop impregnated with expanding stitch construction. epoxy (deck) The lining that links the deck to the bottom layer creates a stiffening 0.9mm extra-thick rail bands Painted stripes for improved durability and easier repair sandwich effect.
ASA skin Rocker-shaping strip
Double layer of 3-Dimensional glass weave structure impregnated with expanding epoxy (bottom) The World’s STRONGEST, LIGHTEST and MOST COMPACT board consruction
14 15 Single layer extra-thick 10mm grooved pads Single layer extra-thick 10mm grooved pads
Light weight custom paint finish over TECHNORA™ CARBON HYBRID // CARBON Light weight custom paint finish black pigmented resin laminates for a A lightweight, stiff and crisp construction lighter finishing weight WAVE EDITION providing the highest performance value. Technora™ is a special type of high tenacity Carbon is our lightest and stiffest Aramid fiber with remarkably high toughness construction. We use flat-laid filaments and impact resistance. Technora™ instead of woven filaments, making our reinforcements, together with Kevlar®, Carbon significantly stiffer and lighter than Carbon and Wood laminates strengthen the regular carbon. skin, nose, and heel areas.
What’s special? Boards that are jumped What’s special? Technora™ boards always and boards that benefit from a more use full PVC sandwich core construction, comfortable feel use Wood PVC sandwich both deck and bottom. We’ve added black on the bottom (we call it Carbon Hybrid). pigment and kept the white paint finish to a minimum, to keep the weight down and to The Carbon Wave Edition construciton goes give the board a custom look. a step further: we use a thicker T700 Biaxial Carbon grade on the deck, dual density, Advantages: light weight, stiff flex, tough in double sandwich PVC core on the bottom the most impact critical zones. Easier to and a new uni-directional reinforcement Biaxial T700 Flat-laid Carbon repair. carbon patch. 200g lighter Boards that require maximum stiffness and Biaxial Glass, Wood responsiveness, typically racing boards, use and Technora single PVC core and carbon both on the than other average reinforcment patches deck and bottom (Carbon Reflex - see next Carbon boards* page).
Advantages: lightest weight, stiffest flex NEW WAVE EDITION CONSTRUCTION for the best acceleration and crispest Uni-directional flat Carbon fibre zone, reinforcing response. Strong yet comfortable. the most stressed sections
*Throughout 2013, magazine tests have Dimensions of the patch: 90cm x 60cm measured Starboard Carbon boards to be Dry weight: 80g 200g lighter on average than the Double layer, dual density PVC sandwich bottom competition. Double layer, dual density PVC sandwich bottom Lower density internal layer Lower density internal layer Higher density external layer Glass fibre sandwiches the double PVC core Full 0.6 Australian pine wood bottom Higher density external layer
Dual density, double thickness EVA pads Minimal, lightest weight 6mm EVA pads WOOD // WOOD WAVE EDITION CARBON REFLEX Light weight custom paint finish Carbon Reflex designates a racing Developed by Jean Louis Colmas in 1984, construction that uses Biaxial T700 flat-laid Wood Technology became Starboard’s Carbon both deck and bottom, combined trademark construction in 1995. with a 75kg/m3 density PVC sandwich core. Starboard’s production Wood boards set the T700 Biaxial 45° Flat-laid Carbon deck lead in lightweight sandwich technology Some boards use 30° weaves, some use then, weighing in at a kilo under the 45° degree weaves and others use a Blue pigmented resin helps protect the competition, yet with higher impact combination which also includes resistance. Today, boards from many brand Carbon fibres and the epoxy resin from uni-directional (0° weave) carbon, to achieve UV light follow with a similar yet heavier tailor-made reflex response according to the construction. At Starboard, Wood boards’ length, thickness and wind-range. Technology remains a favourite for riders preferring more comfort, more control and What’s special? The lightest and most that special, unique feel of an original responsive feeling boards. Unlike ultra-stiff Starboard Wood board. UV protection film Carbon boards of previous generations, the Carbon Reflex flexes and responds to give a What’s special? All Starboard Wood boards fast, efficient and comfortable ride. use a full PVC sandwich core to form the Glass and Carbon reinforcment deck. This makes it lighter, stiffer and New blue pigmented resin finish helps patches stronger than other wood constructions that 370g protect the epoxy resin and carbon fibres do not have a PVC sandwich core. lighter from UV light. Lighter than any other Advantages: Advantages: our very lightest weight, with construction except Carbon. More impact than other average fastest flex for the best acceleration and resistant and more comfortable than Wood boards* crispest feel. Carbon.
*Throughout 2013, magazine tests have NEW WAVE EDITION CONSTRUCTION measured Starboard Wood boards to be Uni-directional flat Carbon fibre zone, reinforcing 370g lighter on average than the the most stressed sections competition. Dimensions of the patch: 90cm x 60cm PVC sandwich core, deck and bottom Dry weight: 80g
Double layer, dual density PVC sandwich bottom T700 Biaxial 45° Flat-laid Carbon bottom Lower density internal layer Full 0.6 Australian pine wood deck Higher density external layer Full 0.6 Australian pine wood bottom
12 13 Dual Density Thick pads: softer Tuttle Box: the strongest and most inside layer for comfort, harder, reliable fin box system. Two bolts are grippier upper layer. Total thickness of used for a more secure fitting. Boards 11mm gives a nice high ride. Featured fitted with a Deep Tuttle fin box can on the NuEvos. use both normal and deep tuttle fins, allowing the board to use a wider range of fin sizes. Heel bumpers: cushions landings, protects the board from heel impacts. Featured on the Quads.
Fish Scale Pad: unidirectional traction that grips when pushing into the straps, and releases Drake Wave Straps Mk III when pulling out. The Slot box is designed to be extra Wider double-flap straps shaped for light, weighing 70% lighter than a US wave/freestyle riders. Extra strong, box. It has 3cm of adjustment room holds its shape impeccably and features strap-size indicators for easy The new tool-free Clipperbox system: and current US based fins can be cut size adjustment. a simple clipping daggerboard system to fit. The custom-manufactured bolts that is smooth and easy to operate. New fit the same screwdriver as your feature: remove and fit the daggerboard footstraps, making them effective by simply pulling it out and pushing it back against sand, keeping the system in. Sand proof and reliable. Featured on simple and hassle-free. the GO Windsurfer and the WindSUPs. “Quad boards fitted with Slot Boxes weighed, on average, 640g lighter than those using conventional boxes (Boards magazine 75 litre wave boards test, Dec 2010”
New for 2014: Starboard’s New! Extra thick deck pads: single exclusive 4th generation Slot Box layer, high density pads for a firmer with oversized brass insert fittings feel and extra heel impact resistance. for a stronger fit. Sponge pads: Featured on the Kode Waves. super comfortable fish-scale pads with a 5mm sponge underlay that also exaggerate the deck dome for maximum grip and comfort. Featured on Kodes, AtomIQ and Carves.
Offset Footstrap washer: 2.5mm Drake Slick Straps MkV: Extra thick for a firmer grip without Narrower freeride/slalom straps. bending under pressure. Offset hole: Built similar to the Wave strap with turn the washer 180o and your straps added flex and a narrower body. will be tighter by 2.5mm. Size Indicator Tabs makes strap sizing a breeze.
7x32mm Footstrap Screws: Starboard’s extra wide footstrap One screw fits all: air-valves, tuttle screws increase the overall strength of boxes, Slot box, US box, footstraps: a this connection point. The screws single screw driver fits them all. won’t snap nor rip out. Simple.
K9 Anti-twist plugs: sandwiched between the board and the strap, the K9 plug has four canine teeth that sink into the strap to provide a mechanical anti-twist effect. No twisting means FITand better control, better feel and better safety. On the most heavy-duty boards, the K9 system is replaced with double-screw strap inserts for the FUNCTION back strap: no twist and super strong.
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STARBOARD CATALOG 2011 DREAM TEAM STARBOARD 2014
Franz Orsi Clément Morandière Mitchell Stephenson Pascal Lefebvre Vladan Desnica Lars Christensen Cyril Moussilmani Michael Trapp Mattia Fabrizi Erik Tobiassen Ricardo Guglielmino Adrian Read Ivan H.Low Yee Han Michel Van Der Pligt Mark Pattison Steve Charies Matt Stevens Marco Gribi Justin Stock Ty Bodycoat Luke Walmsley Simon Peters Ben Grodner Scott McKercher Ben Severne Mick Steffan
Chri Reisch Chris Pressier Dieter Van der Eyken Pascal Bouldauduc Jeffrey van Hoe Rudi Vanboxelaere Ttim Cartebeeck Taty Frans Rob Dies Monique Meijer Bjorn Saragoza Ben van der Steen Caear Finies Amado Vrieswijk Kiri Thode Kevin Pritchard Jurgen Saragoza Erik Hakman Marcello Morrone Mathias Pinheiro Elizeu Vieira Gabriel Browne Leonardo Renato Pozolo Wilhelm Schurmann Veselin Nanev
Kristian Lvkovski Sam Ireland Lan Matthews Philip Soltysisk Josh Wood Zachary Plavsic Shelby Schweitzer Jan Wroblewski Yu-Wei Yang Roman Halas Rob Robson Eric Girard Yvon Lefebvre Michael Crickmer Cesar Zavala Eduardo Herman Felipe Pizarro Jose Enrique Letelier Jean Paul Liechti Uwe Dreyer Matt Kwantes Camilo Galeano Mauro Medina Edwar Castillo James Cock
Oliver Biljman Marko Sekulic Jamil Jonis Jakub Sliva Lubomir Milelc Patrik Hrdina Tereza Pauderova Jana Slivova Jindra Drahos Jakub Drahos Lukas Neumann Jakub Zima Radek Mika Honza Rott Jakub Hofmann Jakub Jelinek Jan Skrepek Jan Stepanek Karel Lavicky Radek Prochazka Kristian Lindekilde Kasper Rasmussen Christian Langeskov Finn Noer Danni Don Fisher
Brian Raglid Katrine Kay Henriette Nielsen Bettina Honore Bjoern Oscar Helmersen Olga Helmersen Olivia Hemersen Nikolaj Kruppa Kasper Danni Jacobsen Erno Kaasik Sten Aava Marin-Alan Ervin Henri Kaar Bob Willis Juha Blinnikka Timi Hellman Jon Tornvall Arnon Saisorn Marianne Kaplas Daniel Blinnikka Connor Baxter Adrien Mestre Fred Jazequel Fabien Courtiade
Antoine Lefebvre Thomas Lefebvre Nicolas Akgaziyan Fredric Givernaud Picon Charline Tristan Peyrotte Paul Frick Arthur Orjibin Alain Montauzou Christophe Florentini Braukt Valentin Zane Schweitzer Raphael Schroeder Luc Buhagiar David Garel Michael Derand Pierre Cloarec Pouget Pascal Solange Pascal Helge Wilkens Andy Laufer Mecki Schafer Torben Sonntag Fabian Mattes Aady Wirtz Daniel Mende
Moritz Martin Klaus Sausen Vincent Langer Patrik Schmeizer Sebastian Ronneberger Oliver Tom Schliemann Wolfgang Draschner Kakke Graeper Andreadou Gina George Vourdahas Christos Paychas Antonis Nikolopoulos Nick Vardalachos Solidakis Vassilis Nikolas Skarlatos Thanos Sakkas Fanouris Koumbaros Vagelis Divis Bruno Hasulyo Daniel Hasulyo Joe Meehan Mary Hasavari Riley Coon Yotam Gutman Johnny Colins Mattia Pedrani
Alberto Menegatti Fabio Calo Demetrio Genazzani Raimondo Gasperini Akinori Goshi Kazuhiko Anami Katumi Teramae Shinya Kunieda Takafumi Noguchi Haruhiko Komura Bunko Suzuki Syuuji Yamamoyo Ken Kitahara Mami Nisida Dai Nagamine Yoshihiro Nakagawa Tomohiko Komai Yuma Kobayashi Sergej Pavienko Yoon, Sung Soo Ansis Dale Ricards Omanbriedis Mantas Gresevicius Gediminas Gresevicius Mantas Dyburis Andriy Salamatin
Remi Vila Pieter Botha Eduardo Cara Toby Irons Coto Boujmaa Guilloul Peter van Dijk Anne-Marie Reichman Piter Zwanenburg Adam Cropper Simon Bornhoft Dylan de Jong Erilk Loots Jan de Nooije Janet Ziekenoppasser Jan Willem Mulder Koen Ligtenberg Martijn Streutker Michiel Hemmer Jurjen van der Noord Leendert van Gaalen Sven Akerboom Oscar Prins Thewws de Boer Derek Mangan Igor Lwaskiv
Martin Haglev Nils Halden Vegard-Johan Eimind Halvard Holden Feragen Fredrik Lindberg Anders Loeken Jakob Schjerven Kjell Strand jacobsen Morten Andersen Christian Nybo Kari Magnus Kalvik Sigurd Kalvik Svein Rudihaugen Knut Thorkaas Kristian Olsen Mats Erik Berntsen Jon Brostrup Muller Hans Kristian Waarum Eirik Oxholm Eirik Bakken Clark Robertson Luke Wigglesworth Taras Salamatin Pete Smith Max Cross James West
Sebastian Aguirre Alexandra Roberto Hofmann Ricardo Cano Saija Melo Garcia Michal Aftowicz Kasper Orkisz Wojtek Brzozowski Pawel Hlavaty Michael Polanowski Aga Pietrasik Jacek Bednarski Marta Hlavaty Przemek Miarczynski Lukasz Konieczny Andrzej Ozog Jozefina Rudzinska Miguel Ramirez Pedro Duarte Miguel Martinho Pedro Correia Rui Silva Antonio Galvao Pedro Peixeiro Peter Lumley Natascha Petersmann
Wang Yew Pang Goh Thye Hock Patrik Pollak Stojan Vidakovic Saso de Gleria Stojan Vidakovic Maria Andres Iballa Moreno Daida Moreno Fernando Chris Sacre Frank Diaz David Alegria Karen Harjo Marina Alabau Ivan Pastor Lafuente Pilar Prieto Calvo Francisco Hugo Andres Castro Ester Cover Quiles Alberto Cano Alberto Sempere Vidal Philip Koster Hector Garcia Pals O Josep Parals Josh Seymore
Magnus Pedersen Ola Helenius Johan Johannesson Fredrik Plantin Per Bostrom Alexander Larsson Gustav Bergh Jonas Solberg Krister Svebsson Tina Blomqvist Raphael Schroeder Bernard Dunyeavich Huguenin Vincent Murisier Etienne Richard Stauffacher Robert Roby Ratini Evi Kirch Schenk Fabian Mike Lennecke Yves Dudli Balz Muller Jonas Stahelin Andy Naf Jonathan Zuercher Romain Voillat Marco Schaffner
Bjorn Dunkerbeck Hubert Langlois Diane Manes Jean-Claude Desanti Amara Wichithong Ake Boonsawad Phanithat Ruamsap Lasse Pekdag Ertugrul Can Coskun Erin Gates Aydin Gozen Murat Sevincli Turgut Kurukosa Cem Cagla Kubat Ilknur Kagan Ozbenli Tolgo Ozkan Erden Sina Kural Gulce Naz Pulcu Burce Vardarli Martyn Ogier Bob Cunningham Henry Bloodworth
Royn Bartholdi Allan Cross Marie Buchanan Dave Hackford Paul Simmons Xavier Ferlet Finn Mullen Timo Mullen Antoine Questel Peter Hart John Hibbard Sam Buckby Chris Muss Murray Lucas Fioriti Daniel Bruch Quincy Offringa Berend Pronk Bart Kole Sarah-Quita offringa Steven Max Matt Holder Steve Allen Ian Fox Dave Morehead Chris Dimond Annika Gillgren
Thanupong Saisorn Tibor Ferenczy Svein Rasmussen Jack Muller Hampas Tynell Alan Jackson Roger Schaffner Linnea Oberg Robert Ranftl George Shillito Christian Hasle Tiffany Ward Jennifer Henderson Simon Nietiedt Fabian McGovern Tiesda You Ante Berlengi Georgi Manev Peter Ivo Kemper Jesper Orth Ethan Westera Ben Wood Tomasz Lotocki 75
Size 8.5 x 12 in. STARBOARD CATALOG 2012 SPECIFICATIONS 2014
Weight (kg) Weight (kg) Weight (kg) Recommended Recommended Model Volume Length Width Tail width Fin Finbox fin range sail range Carbon Wood Technora Tufskin/AST Armour Tech A.S.A.P. Inflatable
Black box 87 87 215 62 43.2 2 x MB Twinzer 15.5 + MB Twinzer 12 US 8” + 2 x SB 10 - 5.0-6.0 6.2 6.37 - - - - -
Quad 67 67 220 54.0 34.7 - 4 x Slot Box 13 Front 10-11 / Back 12-13 2.3-4.7 6.3 6.4 - - Quad 70 70 223 56.0 35.9 2 x Natural Wave 110 + 2 x Natural Wave 130 4 x Slot Box 13 Front 10-11 / Back 12-13 2.3-4.7 6.4 6.5 - - - - - Quad 74 74 227 57.5 36.8 2 x Natural Wave 110 + 2 x Natural Wave 130 4 x Slot Box 13 Front 11 / Back 13 3.0-5.0 6.6 6.7 - - - - - Quad 77 77 228 58.0 36.6 2 x Natural Wave 110 + 2 x Natural Wave 130 4 x Slot Box 13 Front 11/ Back 13-14 3.5-5.5 6.7 6.8 - - - - Quad 82 82 229 58.5 37.3 2 x Natural Wave 110 + 2 x Natural Wave 130 4 x Slot Box 13 Front 11 / Back 13-14 4.0-6.0 6.8 6.9 - - - - - Quad 87 87 230 59.5 38.2 2 x Natural Wave 110 + 2 x Natural Wave 140 4 x Slot Box 13 Front 11-12 / Back 13-14 4.5-6.5 6.9 7.0 - - - - - Quad 92 92 231 60.5 38.4 2 x Natural Wave 110 + 2 x Natural Wave 140 4 x Slot Box 13 Front 11-12 / Back 14-15 4.7-6.7 6.9 7.1 - - - - - Quad 100 100 231 60.5 38.2 2 x Natural Wave 110 + 2 x Natural Wave 140 4 x Slot Box 13 Front 11-12 / Back 14-15 4.7-6.7 7.0 7.5 - - - - -
NuEvo 73 73 221 55.0 35.7 2 x Twin Surf 150 2 x Slot Box 13 15-16 3.0-5.0 5.8 6.0 ------NuEvo 80 80 224 57.0 37.0 2 x Twin Surf 155 2 x Slot Box 13 15.5-16.5 4.2-5.3 6.2 6.4 - - - - - NuEvo 86 86 225 58.0 38.4 2 x Twin Surf 160 2 x Slot Box 13 16-17 4.7-5.5 6.4 6.7 - - - - - NuEvo 92 92 226 59.0 37.7 2 x Twin Surf 160 2 x Slot Box 13 16-17 4.7-6.0 6.5 6.8 - - - - -
WAVE & FREESTYLE WAVE NuEvo 101 101 227 59.0 38.8 2 x Twin Surf 165 2 x Slot Box 13 16.5-17.5 5.3-6.3 6.6 6.9 - - - - - NuEvo 110 110 228 62.0 39.6 2 x Twin Surf 175 2 x Slot Box 13 17.5-18.5 5.5-6.7 6.9 7.2 - - - - -
Flare 81 81 227 57.5 37.5 Drake 16 Ready to FreeStyle Slot Box 13 15-18 2.5-5.5 5.6 ------Flare 91 91 230 59.5 39.7 Drake 17 Ready to FreeStyle Slot Box 13 16-18 4.5-6.0 5.8 ------Flare 101 101 227 62.0 41.2 Drake 18 Ready to FreeStyle Slot Box 13 17-19 5.0-6.8 6.1 ------Flare 111 111 235 66.0 42.2 Choco Starfish New Radical 22 Slot Box 13 20-23 5.2-7.0 6.5 ------
Kode Wave 67 67 221 53.5 34.4 2 x MB Twinzer 15.5 2 x Slot Box 13 15.5-16.5 2.3-4.7 6.2 6.3 TBC - - - - Kode Wave 72 72 220 56.0 36.0 2 x MB Twinzer 16.0 2 x Slot Box 13 16-17 3.0-5.0 6.4 6.42 TBC - - - - Kode Wave 77 77 224 58.0 36.9 2 x MB Twinzer 16.5 2 x Slot Box 13 16.5-17.5 3.3-5.3 6.6 6.84 TBC - - - - Kode Wave 82 82 230 58.0 37.0 2 x MB Twinzer 16.5 2 x Slot Box 13 16.5-17.5 3.5-5.5 6.8 7.03 TBC - - - - Kode Wave 87 87 230 60.5 38.0 2 x MB Twinzer 17.0 2 x Slot Box 13 17-18 4.0-6.0 7.0 7.1 TBC - - - - Kode Wave 92 92 234 62.0 38.3 2 x MB Twinzer 17.0 2 x Slot Box 13 17-18 4.5-6.5 7.1 7.14 TBC - - - - Kode Feestyle Wave 86 86 232 59.0 38.4 Drake Freewave 26 US 8" 14-26 4.0-6.0 6.3 6.4 TBC - - - - Kode Freestyle Wave 94 94 234 61.0 38.6 Drake Freewave 28 US 8” 14-33 4.5-6.5 6.4 6.5 TBC - - - - Kode Freestyle Wave 103 103 234 64.5 41.8 Drake Freewave 30 US 8” 14-34 5.0-7.0 6.7 6.8 TBC - - - -
iSonic Speed W44 53 225 44 25.6 Without Fin Tuttle 18-24 5.1-6.2 4.5 - - - - - iSonic Speed W49 64 230 49 29 Without Fin Tuttle 22-28 5.6-7.0 4.7 ------iSonic Speed W54 72 230 54.5 33.7 Without Fin Tuttle 26-32 6.2-7.8 4.9 ------iSonic Speed W58 82 231 58 36.1 Without Fin Tuttle 28-34 5.6-8.6 5.4 ------iSonic 80 80 238 58 36.4 Without Fin Tuttle 28-34 5.1-7.0 5.3 6.0 - - - - - iSonic 87 87 238 59 36.8 Without Fin Tuttle 30-36 5.1-7.0 5.4 6.0 - - - - -
RACING iSonic 90 90 231 63 39.2 Without Fin Tuttle 32-38 5.1-7.8 5.6 6.2 - - - - - iSonic 97 97 231 65.5 43.7 Without Fin Tuttle 34-40 5.6-7.8 5.7 6.6 - - - - - iSonic 107 107 231 69.5 47.9 Without Fin Deep Tuttle 36-44 6.2-8.6 6.0 6.8 - - - - - iSonic 110 110 230 75.5 50.7 Without Fin Deep Tuttle 38-46 6.2-8.6 6.4 7.2 - - - - - iSonic 117 117 228 80 54.1 Without Fin Deep Tuttle 38-46 7.0-9.2 6.7 7.4 - - - - - iSonic 130 130 228 85 58.3 Without Fin Deep Tuttle 44-52 7.8-9.6 7.2 7.7 - - - - - UltraSonic 147 147 240 93 64.4 Drake R13 58 Deep Tuttle 54-62 7.8-12.0 8.0 9.0 - - - - -
Phantom 295 L 217 294 72.0 52.0 Drake Venom 54 Deep Tuttle 44-56 5.5-9.5 - - 13.09 - - - - Phantom Race 377 263 377 67 49.1 Drake R13 Race NR 52 + Daggerboard 78 Deep Tuttle 45-55 6.5-9.5 12.9 ------Phantom Race 377 L TBC 377 67 49.1 Drake R13 Race NR 52 + Daggerboard 78 Deep Tuttle 42-56 6.5-9.5 TBC ------
Formula Experience One Design 117 216 92.5 69.8 Drake Race 70 Ready to RACE Deep Tuttle 60-70 7.5-12.5 - - - 11.4 - - - Formula 167 160 228 100.5 77.9 Without Fin Deep Tuttle 60-70 8.5-12.5 8.9 ------
AtomIQ 100 100 235 68.5 43.8 Drake FreeRide Glide 36 Power 30-38 5.0-7.0 TBC ------AtomIQ 110 110 235 74.5 47.8 Drake FreeRide Glide 38 Power 34-42 5.5-7.5 TBC ------AtomIQ 120 120 235 80.5 51.2 Drake FreeRide Glide 40 Power 36-44 6.0-8.0 TBC ------
Futura 93 93 238 61.5 40.6 Drake Venom 36 Tuttle 28-38 4.0-7.0 6.1 6.5 - - - - - Futura 101 101 239 65.5 42.7 Drake Venom 38 Tuttle 30-40 4.5-7.5 6.6 7.1 - - - - - Futura 111 111 240 69.5 45.9 Drake Venom 42 Tuttle 34-44 5.0-8.0 6.9 7.2 - - - - - Futura 121 121 246 72.5 47.8 Drake Venom 44 Tuttle 36-46 5.5-9.0 7.1 7.6 - - - - - FREERIDE Futura 131 131 246 76.5 50.1 Drake Venom 48 Tuttle 40-50 6.0-9.5 7.4 8.0 - - - - - Futura 141 141 246 80.5 49.9 Drake Venom 50 Tuttle 42-52 6.5-10.0 8.0 8.7 - - - - -
Carve 111 111 246 66.5 42.6 Drake Freeride Power 380 Tuttle 34-40 5.0-7.5 TBC TBC - 8.5 - - - Carve 121 121 252 72.5 47.0 Drake Freeride Power 420 Tuttle 36-42 5.0-8.0 TBC TBC - TBC - - - Carve 131 131 252 75.5 48.7 Drake Freeride Power 460 Tuttle 38-46 5.5-9.0 TBC TBC - TBC - - - Carve 141 141 251 79.5 49.9 Drake Freeride Power 480 Tuttle 40-48 6.0-9.5 TBC TBC - TBC - - - Carve 151 151 251 81.0 51.5 Drake Freeride Power 500 Tuttle 46-54 6.5-10 TBC TBC - TBC - - - Carve 161 161 254 85.0 52.0 Drake Freeride Power 500 Tuttle 46-54 7.0-10 TBC TBC - TBC - - -
Go 121 121 252 72.0 47.3 Drake Freeride Power 40 Tuttle 36-42 5.0-8.0 - - - 9.8 - - - Go 131 131 252 75.5 49.2 Drake Freeride Power 44 Tuttle 38-46 5.5-9.0 - - - 10.5 - - - Go 141 141 251 79.5 49.7 Drake Freeride Power 46 Tuttle 40-48 6.0-9.5 - - - 10.6 - - - Go 151 151 251 81.0 51.5 Drake Freeride Power 50 + Plug 2 x Tuttle 42-50 6.5-10 - - - 11.1 - - - Go 161 161 254 85.0 52.0 Drake Freeride Power 50 + Plug 2 x Tuttle 46-54 7.0-10 - - - 11.7 - - - Go Windsurfer 171 271 85.5 54.6 Drake Freeride Power 52 + Daggerboard 57 Tuttle 46-54 7.0-10 - - - 13.1 - - -
Kode Tufskin 113 113 231 67.5 44.1 Drake Freeride Glide 380 + Drake Shallow 310 2 x Tuttle 26-40 2.0-8.5 - - - 9.7 - - - Kode Tufskin 123 123 235 71.5 46.3 Drake Freeride Glide 400 + Drake Shallow 310 2 x Tuttle 28-42 2.0-9.0 - - - 10.0 - - - Kode Tufskin 137 137 246 74.5 47.3 Drake Freeride Glide 420 + Drake Shallow 310 2 x Tuttle 30-44 2.0-9.5 - - - 10.1 - - -
Rio S 180 269 76.0 56.2 Drake Shallow 310 + Daggerboard 620 Tuttle 3 Holes + Algaier 31-41 2-9.5 - - - TBC TBC - - Rio M 206 289 81.5 59.0 Drake Shallow 410 + Daggerboard 620 Tuttle 3 Holes + Algaier 31-41 2-9.5 - - - TBC TBC - - Rio L 233 300 85.5 67.5 Drake Shallow 410 + Daggerboard 620 Tuttle 3 Holes + Algaier 31-41 2-9.5 - - - TBC TBC - - Rio XL 266 336 82.5 48.1 Drake Shallow FRN 220 + Daggerboard 620 US 8" + Algaier - 2-9.5 - - - - TBC - - Start M 238 284 94.5 74.3 Drake Shallow 410 + Daggerboard 620 Tuttle 3 Holes + Algaier 31-70 2-9.5 - - - 15.8 - - - Start L 246 285 100.5 81.1 Drake Shallow 410 + Daggerboard 620 Tuttle 3 Holes + Algaier 31-70 2-9.5 - - - 16.7 - - -
Gemini Mark II 384 399 100.5 87.2 Drake R13 Race 700 NR + Daggerboard Allgaier 620 Deep Tuttle 40-70 3.5-11 - - - 27.3 - - -
ProKids Quad 70 223 56.0 35.9 2 x Natural Wave 110 + 2 x Natural Wave 130 + Plugs 2 x Slot Box 10 + 2 x Slot Box 13 10-15 2.3-4.7 - - 6.0 - - - - ProKids Flare 81 81 227 57.5 37.5 Drake 16 Ready to FreeStyle Slot Box 13" - 2.5-5.5 - - TBC - - - - Formula Experience ProKids 117 216 92.5 69.8 Drake R13 Race NR 620 S-FLEX Deep Tuttle 54-66 5.5-8.5 - - - 10.3 - - - GETTING STARTED ProKids Go 99 93 216 76.3 50.1 Drake Freeride Glide 400 + 2 x Drake Shallow 310 + Plugs Tuttle 34-44 2-7.5 - - - TBC - - -
WindSUP Wave 8'10"x32" Electric Blue 142 271 80.0 48.3 2 x Drake Hexcel FCS 4.7 + 1 x Drake Hexcel 19 2 x Surfinz + US 8" - 4.7-6.5 - - - 10.4 - - - WindSUP 10'0”x34" Electric Blue 191 306 85.5 46.5 SUP 6" 3/4 + 2 x M7 + Daggerboard 57 US 8" + 2 x Mini Tuttle + Clipperbox - 4.0-7.0 - - - 13.4 - - - WindSUP 11'2”x30" Electric Blue 185 345 77.5 40.0 2 X Drake Hexcel FCS 4.5 + Drake Excel 22 + Daggerboard 57 US 10" + FCS + Clipperbox - 4.0-7.0 - - - TBC - - - WindSUP 12'0”x32" Electric Blue 205 370 82.0 42.6 SUP 9" + Dagggerboard 57 US 10" - 4.5-7.5 - - - 14.9 - - - WindSUP 12'0”x36" Electric Blue Summerboard 267 363 93.0 42.6 Drake Shallow 22 + Daggerboard 57 US 10" + Clipperbox - 4.5-7.5 - - - TBC - - - WindSUP 12'2"x30" FreeRide Planning 237 373 75.0 39.0 Drake Hexcel Race 23 + Drake Shallow 41 US 10" + Tuttle Box - - - - - TBC - - - WindSUP 12'2"x30" FreeRide Dagger Board 237 373 75.0 39.0 Drake Hexcel Race 23 + Daggerboard 57 US 10" + Clipperbox - - - - - TBC - - - WindSUP
WindSUP 9'0”x30" ASAP 137 277 77.5 46.2 SUP 6" 3/4 + 4 x M4.5 FCS US 8" + 4 DFS - 4.7-6.0 - - - - - TBC - WindSUP 10'0”x34" ASAP 191 306 85.5 46.5 SUP 6" 3/4 + 4 x M4.5 FCS US 8" + 2 x DFS + Tuttle - 4.0-7.0 - - - - - TBC - WindSUP 11'2”x30" ASAP 185 345 77.5 40 SUP 8" + 2 x M4.5 FCS + Drake Shallow 41 + Plug US 10" + 4 x DFS - 4.5-7.5 - - - - - TBC - WindSUP 12'0”x33" ASAP 205 370 82 42.6 SUP 8" + Drake Shallow 41 + Plug US 10" + 4 x DFS - 4.5-7.5 - - - - - TBC -
WindSUP 9'0”x30" ASAP Blue 137 277 77.5 46.2 SUP 6" 3/4 + 4 x M4.5 FCS US 8" + 4 DFS - 4.7-6.0 - - - - - TBC - WindSUP 10'0”x34" ASAP Blue 191 306 85.5 46.5 SUP 6" 3/4 + 4 x M4.5 FCS US 8" + 2 x DFS + Tuttle - 4.0-7.0 - - - - - TBC - WindSUP 11'2”x30" ASAP Blue 185 345 77.5 40 SUP 8" + 2 x M4.5 FCS + Drake Shallow 41 + Plug US 10" + 4 x DFS - 4.5-7.5 - - - - - TBC - WindSUP 12'0”x33" ASAP Blue 205 370 82 42.6 SUP 8" + Drake Shallow 41 + Plug US 10" + 4 x DFS - 4.5-7.5 - - - - - TBC -
WindSUP 9'0"x30" Inflatable Fun TBC 274 76 TBC 2 x Drake Shallow 22 US 8” - 2.5-7.0 ------TBC WindSUP 10'0"x34" Inflatable Fun 300 314 87 43.9 2 x Drake Shallow 22 US 8” - 2.5-7.0 ------TBC WindSUP 11'2"x32" Inflatable Fun 330 338 83.5 43.1 2 x Drake Shallow 22 US 8” - 3.0-7.0 ------TBC WindSUP 11'2"x39" Inflatable Fun 405 341 99 73.15 2 x Drake Shallow 22 US 8” - 3.5-7.5 ------TBC WindSUP 12'6"x30" Inflatable Fun 302 386 78 35.4 2 x Drake Shallow 22 US 8” - 4.5-7.5 ------TBC
WindSUP 9'0"x30" Inflatable Deluxe TBC 274 76 TBC Drake Shallow 22 + Daggerboard 57 Fast Box + Clipperbox - 2.5-7.0 ------TBC WindSUP 10'0"x34" Inflatable Deluxe 300 314 87 43.9 Drake Shallow 22 + Daggerboard 57 Fast Box + Clipperbox - 2.5-7.0 ------TBC WindSUP 11'2"x32" Inflatable Deluxe 330 338 83.5 43.1 Drake Shallow 22 + Daggerboard 57 Fast Box + Clipperbox - 3.0-7.0 ------TBC WindSUP 11'2"x39" Inflatable Deluxe 405 341 99 73.1 Drake Shallow 22 + Daggerboard 57 Fast Box + Clipperbox - 3.5-7.5 ------TBC WindSUP 12'6"x30" Inflatable Deluxe 302 386 78 35.4 Drake Shallow 22 + Daggerboard 57 Fast Box + Clipperbox - 4.5-7.5 ------TBC
Carbon, Wood, Technora weights +-5%. Inflatable, Tufskin and A.S.A.P. weights +-6%. Weights are estimates, use for indicative purposes only. Please refer to weights that are regularly updated on our website. Sail ranges and fin ranges are recommended indications. 76 All specifications and board photography in this catalogue are for indicative purposes only, subject to change without prior notice. Inflatable dimensions are estimates since the nature of these boards don’t allow for accurate dimensional specifications to be printed. 77
Size 8.5 x 12 in.