You can't GO wrong (yuk yuk). For waterstaring practice, The Fanatic
would likely be the easiest, but for all around use at your level,
That GO
is probably going to work the best, and the ding resistant deck will
be
a big bonus (also makes for more weight), plus, you can get some
good performance out of it
with a big sail. The Naish would be the hardest to get tuned into,
just because of the outboard strap placement, but is likely the
lightest.
The Fanatic would be a great shoreline board (actually designed for
tricks),
with flat rocker, a wide stable planform, and inboard straps.
There's not a bad choice in any of these (IMHO).
-Craig
On Apr 19, 3:13=A0pm, BDB <noem...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >
> So based on those links you gave me, which were very helpful, I'm
> narrowed it down to these options:
>
> Fanatic Triple X 2004, vol 139, $700
> =A0
=A0http://www.inlandsea.com/default.aspx?CategoryID=3D57&ItemID=3DFana=
ticxxx04
>
> 2006 Starboard Go, vol 155, $850
> =A0 =A0http://www.isthmussailboards.com/prodinfo.asp?number=3DSB6GO
>
> 2007 Naish Icon Freeride, vol 145, $750
> =A0 =A0http://www.bigwinds.com/wind/category/39/product/590
>
> I'm leaning toward the Go because it seems like a popular choice, and I
> think it's well padded and thus less likely get dinged. =A0Does that
seems=
> like a decent choice?
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