Perfect condition not even one pressure ding. Super fun as a midlength prone board too and, of course, an amazing wing board that gets on foil easy. I’ve gone full parawing and with my local conditions, starting this board parawing-ing is a bit much so I’ve decided to move her along as she will only be ridden prone now. Located in FL and willing to ship at buyers expense.
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I also have this same board and it’s been a real powerhouse for everything I’ve done! The narrowness of it makes it really fun with prone/Foildrive. Do you think it would be easier with the parawing if it were a little wider? I have yet to try it with the parawing
I actually find the narrowness easier transitioning from straddled position. I’m usually just powered enough or slightly underpowered in my average local conditions so I’m usually on a downwind board for parawinging.
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Sweet looking board. I got a narrow 18” wide mid length for parawing and the first couple of sessions have been a challenge to get my balance. I think long term a narrow mid is the right call for parawing but a little extra width would make learning easier and not be that much of a penalty.
Parawings just don’t have the same pull and fine control of power as a wing so they are not as helpful with providing a balance assist as you get to your feet.
If I didn’t already have my mid length I would be very tempted by this board, even with the expected learning curve for parawing.
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Price drop to $1000 if anyone is interested
Where you located
Pensacola, FL