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c'est vrai que l'aero etant vendu comme board de lightwind/medium pour les gros.

thomas a écrit :c'est vrai que l'aero etant vendu comme board de lightwind/medium pour les gros.

des gros ? y'a ça ici ? nan des enveloppés on dit
D't façon, y'a pas, ça déchire une MT, na !!
Fin de ma participation hautement constructive, je

Hi

On Saturday i tried the Kona 10'5...but the wind was VERY light (0-7 noeuds - 5 noeuds en moyenne) and small 0.3m waves.

I enjoyed it but i think surfing a 9ft was more fun....or maybe a SUP

I think the 9'5 or more likely the mini tanker would be better for me (or the Sealion if i go SUP).

Any more news from using these (9'5, Minitanker, Sealion) and how they compare?

Merci!
Northy

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Fanchboul has a 10,5 so can tell you about it, for me it's the Mini tanker that I ride. I'm very satisfied by this board, from 5/6 knots to 16/18 knots. It's the TT version wich is much more attractive and nervous than the standard edition. If you want to have some more vision about the Kona MT, just see here : http://www.vimeo.com/user662699/videos most of the videos are filmed riding the MT
But don't forget the Sea Lion, wich is another way to surfsail in light wind ( see here for more information : http://leblogdusealion.blogspot.com/ ( in french ).
To compare Sea Lion and MT, i would say that Sea Lion is more attractive in the lighter wind ( from 0 to 8 knots i think) and the MT is better between 6 to 15 knots. But it's my point of view, of course.
Excuse me for my bad english
Et les français anglophone, on ne se moque pas, hein, on fait ce qu'on peut

Ouai, la 10.5 elle est top !!! et je ne ferais pas d'effort pour le dire en anglais.

Ce qui est bien quand c'est un francais qui parle anglais, c'est qu'au moins on comprend

et encore la, y a pas l'accent!