Hi I'm going to be heading out to Jeri for 2 months at the end of the year and can't decide on what size and style of freestyle board to take. Ideally I'd like a freestyle board that doesn't feel too big as I prefer sailing smaller boards (currently own a 80L wave board that I do a bit of freestyle on), and would like something that I can still throw around in the waves a bit and use a lot for jumping. Have any of you tried the 90L RRD? What is like compared to the 100L that you tested in terms of freeride/bump & jump? Any other recommendations? I weigh 85kg, should I be looking around 90L or would 95-100L be ok for Jeri? Many thanks http://forums.boardseekermag.com/read.php?5,2902,2902#msg-2902 Fri, 24 May 2013 14:17:00 +0000 Phorum 5.2.19 http://forums.boardseekermag.com/read.php?5,2902,2912#msg-2912 http://forums.boardseekermag.com/read.php?5,2902,2912#msg-2912 Windsurf Jim ASK A CLONE Fri, 24 Apr 2009 08:23:07 +0000 http://forums.boardseekermag.com/read.php?5,2902,2910#msg-2910 http://forums.boardseekermag.com/read.php?5,2902,2910#msg-2910
I was tempted to go down the route of a 95 freestyle/wave for Jeri but was still concerned about the wind strength over there and whether or not it would still feel too big...and so started looking at smaller freestyle boards.

Jem, I will have 2 boards with me, but the second will be a fairly dedicated 76-90L waveboard as heading onto chile afterwards, so really i'm looking for a one board solution for my time in Jeri. Although i'm sure there will still be days out there when I can use the wave board.

Thanks again guys]]> Windsurf Jim ASK A CLONE Wed, 22 Apr 2009 22:49:16 +0000 http://forums.boardseekermag.com/read.php?5,2902,2906#msg-2906 http://forums.boardseekermag.com/read.php?5,2902,2906#msg-2906 If you are already used to a 80litres board for freestyle, then why not go with this board?
It's really windy over there, and I was surprised most people were on such small freestyle boards. A lot were on 90ltr, though they are big guys. You can ride the waves on a 90ltrs, but it isn't such a pleasure as using a 60/70litres in the waves over there.]]> jeristyle ASK A CLONE Wed, 22 Apr 2009 08:03:33 +0000 http://forums.boardseekermag.com/read.php?5,2902,2905#msg-2905 http://forums.boardseekermag.com/read.php?5,2902,2905#msg-2905 Jem Hall ASK A CLONE Tue, 21 Apr 2009 16:54:11 +0000 http://forums.boardseekermag.com/read.php?5,2902,2904#msg-2904 http://forums.boardseekermag.com/read.php?5,2902,2904#msg-2904 fergs ASK A CLONE Tue, 21 Apr 2009 08:26:23 +0000 http://forums.boardseekermag.com/read.php?5,2902,2902#msg-2902 http://forums.boardseekermag.com/read.php?5,2902,2902#msg-2902
I'm going to be heading out to Jeri for 2 months at the end of the year and can't decide on what size and style of freestyle board to take.

Ideally I'd like a freestyle board that doesn't feel too big as I prefer sailing smaller boards (currently own a 80L wave board that I do a bit of freestyle on), and would like something that I can still throw around in the waves a bit and use a lot for jumping.

Have any of you tried the 90L RRD? What is like compared to the 100L that you tested in terms of freeride/bump & jump? Any other recommendations?

I weigh 85kg, should I be looking around 90L or would 95-100L be ok for Jeri?

Many thanks]]> Windsurf Jim ASK A CLONE Mon, 20 Apr 2009 21:48:39 +0000