sobre fanatic skate 101 L
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Tchai
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Hola!
Puedo suscitar alguna suspeccion por tener una Fanatic Skate 101 para vender.
Pero con honestidad la tabla si va muy bien. Las Fanatic Skates hay sido siempre una referencia en la línea de tablas de Freestyle.
Hasta 2004 fanatic no lo gustava hacer una tabla muy tecnica solo para freestyle pro. Entonces hay criado una tabla para freestyle y buena tambien para freeride (rápida), destinada a competidores (qui las usan en las competências, ex: Cheo Diaz y Remko) y personas qui quieren hacer Freestyle pero tambien freeride.
Las skates de 2005 y adelante son desenadas solo para freestyle (100%).
Actualmente Fanatic hay criado la hawk para hacer freeride e poco freestyle si ti gusta, o la línea de freewave.
La Fanatic skate 2004 salgue a planear num rato. En passado, yo navegava 6.6/7.0 con vento flojo, pero ahora 5.7/5.9 es la vela mayor qui tengo. Pero lo puedes levar desde 4.5 hasta 7.0. Muy buena para agua plana y bump&jump, muy ligera y fácil di sacar del agua/saltar en agua. Seguro una tabla qui va muy bien ;-)
Hay un teste de boards magazine:
http://www.boards.co.uk/equipment/boardsearch.asp?ID1=1054
Overall: Despite its billing as a freestyle board the Skate is essentially a fast-tail all-rounder with a massive relevance to ordinary recreational sailors using 5.2-6.8m sails. It seems to be highly popular with a very wide range of sailor abilities and aspirations, performing well in all water states and disciplines and retaining enough top level aerial performance to have good expert appeal too. Recommended!
Si quieres envia.me una mensajem para hablar mejor.
Un saludo,
Puedo suscitar alguna suspeccion por tener una Fanatic Skate 101 para vender.
Pero con honestidad la tabla si va muy bien. Las Fanatic Skates hay sido siempre una referencia en la línea de tablas de Freestyle.
Hasta 2004 fanatic no lo gustava hacer una tabla muy tecnica solo para freestyle pro. Entonces hay criado una tabla para freestyle y buena tambien para freeride (rápida), destinada a competidores (qui las usan en las competências, ex: Cheo Diaz y Remko) y personas qui quieren hacer Freestyle pero tambien freeride.
Las skates de 2005 y adelante son desenadas solo para freestyle (100%).
Actualmente Fanatic hay criado la hawk para hacer freeride e poco freestyle si ti gusta, o la línea de freewave.
La Fanatic skate 2004 salgue a planear num rato. En passado, yo navegava 6.6/7.0 con vento flojo, pero ahora 5.7/5.9 es la vela mayor qui tengo. Pero lo puedes levar desde 4.5 hasta 7.0. Muy buena para agua plana y bump&jump, muy ligera y fácil di sacar del agua/saltar en agua. Seguro una tabla qui va muy bien ;-)
Hay un teste de boards magazine:
http://www.boards.co.uk/equipment/boardsearch.asp?ID1=1054
Overall: Despite its billing as a freestyle board the Skate is essentially a fast-tail all-rounder with a massive relevance to ordinary recreational sailors using 5.2-6.8m sails. It seems to be highly popular with a very wide range of sailor abilities and aspirations, performing well in all water states and disciplines and retaining enough top level aerial performance to have good expert appeal too. Recommended!
Si quieres envia.me una mensajem para hablar mejor.
Un saludo,
Tchai
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Mas test de boards.co.uk
JP freestyle 101
http://www.boards.co.uk/equipment/boardsearch.asp?ID1=904
Overall: This year's 101 is very different from last year's 103. Gone is the lively blaster that loved to jump in chop and small waves. This year's board retains the excellent early planing and very easy sailing that still give it good intermediate crossover, but in other respects it is now a much more dedicated flat water freestyle board. Excellent for tricks of all kinds and particularly good in the (most freestyle-relevant) light to moderate wind strengths, with 5.5-6.8m sails.
Mistral Joke 101
http://www.boards.co.uk/equipment/boardsearch.asp?ID1=1097
Overall: One of the most popular but clearly the least 'freestyley' of all the boards in this test and in essence a wave biassed all-round board with good crossover into freestyle. It would seem best suited to a coastal sailor whose principal requirements are not ultimate early planing and flat water aerial freestyle but blasting around, jumping and general bump-and-jump sailing in swelly conditions with 5.2-6.2 sails. It is great fun to blast, jump and ride in medium winds whilst still providing pretty good suitability for any tricks you might care to try.
Naish Playmate 100
http://www.boards.co.uk/equipment/boardsearch.asp?ID1=1113
Overall: Very much the carving 'sliding door' for medium to stronger wind all-round freestyle action. An obviously specialised freestyle design for serious freestylers rather than crossover sailors. Particularly good for well powered aerial freestyle and carving freestyle moves with sails between 5.2 and 6.2m.
RRD Twintip 105
http://www.boards.co.uk/equipment/boardsearch.asp?ID1=1153
Overall: It is undeniably a specialist freestyle design and not particularly mass market by definition. However, its combination of easy planing, good pop, easy slide and high width and stability made it the favourite for those into serious freestyle, both on flat water and chop. Recommended.
Las dos unicas con "recommended" es la Fanatic skate 101 y la RRD Twuitip 105. Pero seguro qui todas son buenas.
Yo tengo la edition de la revista boards con los test para las tablas di freestyle. Pero no lo sei si poderia enviar una copia por email.
Saludos,
JP freestyle 101
http://www.boards.co.uk/equipment/boardsearch.asp?ID1=904
Overall: This year's 101 is very different from last year's 103. Gone is the lively blaster that loved to jump in chop and small waves. This year's board retains the excellent early planing and very easy sailing that still give it good intermediate crossover, but in other respects it is now a much more dedicated flat water freestyle board. Excellent for tricks of all kinds and particularly good in the (most freestyle-relevant) light to moderate wind strengths, with 5.5-6.8m sails.
Mistral Joke 101
http://www.boards.co.uk/equipment/boardsearch.asp?ID1=1097
Overall: One of the most popular but clearly the least 'freestyley' of all the boards in this test and in essence a wave biassed all-round board with good crossover into freestyle. It would seem best suited to a coastal sailor whose principal requirements are not ultimate early planing and flat water aerial freestyle but blasting around, jumping and general bump-and-jump sailing in swelly conditions with 5.2-6.2 sails. It is great fun to blast, jump and ride in medium winds whilst still providing pretty good suitability for any tricks you might care to try.
Naish Playmate 100
http://www.boards.co.uk/equipment/boardsearch.asp?ID1=1113
Overall: Very much the carving 'sliding door' for medium to stronger wind all-round freestyle action. An obviously specialised freestyle design for serious freestylers rather than crossover sailors. Particularly good for well powered aerial freestyle and carving freestyle moves with sails between 5.2 and 6.2m.
RRD Twintip 105
http://www.boards.co.uk/equipment/boardsearch.asp?ID1=1153
Overall: It is undeniably a specialist freestyle design and not particularly mass market by definition. However, its combination of easy planing, good pop, easy slide and high width and stability made it the favourite for those into serious freestyle, both on flat water and chop. Recommended.
Las dos unicas con "recommended" es la Fanatic skate 101 y la RRD Twuitip 105. Pero seguro qui todas son buenas.
Yo tengo la edition de la revista boards con los test para las tablas di freestyle. Pero no lo sei si poderia enviar una copia por email.
Saludos,
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