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Technology: Which board for small waves and ligt wind

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    Hi.
    I bought a Taj 5`11 in Cape Town and the board is awesome. It has turned me into a better surfer :-) Now I'm back in the North of Europe so I need a board for the small waves and dayes where the wind is light.
    Which board shall I go for?
    Thanks a lot
    Boris:-)
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    Hi.
    I forgot to write that I am 77 kg and riding strapless.
    Boris:-)
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      CommentAuthorBrian
    • CommentTimeMay 1st 2011
     
    Hey Boris,

    Glad to hear back on the Taj, it's awesome.

    I'm weighing in about kg less that you and ride the 5'8" Dominator strapless setup as a quad on light wind days. It has a great outline and lots of volume so planes quickly. And you can take it for a surf before the wind comes up!

    -Brian
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      CommentAuthorwindyway
    • CommentTimeMay 25th 2011
     
    The Dominator is my choice for waves less than six feet and lighter wind.
    Choppy surf, bigger waves and high winds will bounce you out of your transitions,
    This board gets wave power even from whitewater and needs less kite power.
    I weigh 79kg and ride strapless and ride my Quadraflex when the wind is stronger. WW

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