Board Advice Needed
Board Advice Needed
Hi everyone, does anyone know of a twin tip board that is very good for beggineer? (to go upwind and that require less balance/board skills to ride)
I have the Drake(Slingshot) . I did go upwind sometimes, but my board skills are still too low for it (I fall often etc...).
(Hopefully the snowbarding experience I had last winter will help me with the kite boarding)
I also have a surf board, wich I find was very easy to go upwind and stand on it, but switching side is too difficult for me.
I am looking for a new twin tip that would be easier for a begginer than the drake.
Any advice about if I should go with a bigger/wider board, or even the name/brand of a board would be very appreciate.
Thank you very much, Ian.
I have the Drake(Slingshot) . I did go upwind sometimes, but my board skills are still too low for it (I fall often etc...).
(Hopefully the snowbarding experience I had last winter will help me with the kite boarding)
I also have a surf board, wich I find was very easy to go upwind and stand on it, but switching side is too difficult for me.
I am looking for a new twin tip that would be easier for a begginer than the drake.
Any advice about if I should go with a bigger/wider board, or even the name/brand of a board would be very appreciate.
Thank you very much, Ian.
Hi, I just read a lot on the mako, even went downtown to look at it.
(they were out of stock but they showed me the picture and dimensions).
I am tempted by reading the comments of everyone who've tried it, but I am also affraid that I don't have the necesery skills/experience to ride it. (I think that it is smaller than the board I own)
Those huge twin tip board look so easy to float/ride (I guess I am doing another mistake thinking this, as I taught kite surfing was easy!).
Anyway, thanks a lot for the info, Ian.
(they were out of stock but they showed me the picture and dimensions).
I am tempted by reading the comments of everyone who've tried it, but I am also affraid that I don't have the necesery skills/experience to ride it. (I think that it is smaller than the board I own)
Those huge twin tip board look so easy to float/ride (I guess I am doing another mistake thinking this, as I taught kite surfing was easy!).
Anyway, thanks a lot for the info, Ian.