Hard Boards
Compare | Product | Technology | Volume | Length | Width | Weight +/- 6% KG | Fin Box | Sail Range |
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Rookie II 160 With Daggerboard | Tough-Tec | 160 L | 255 cm | 82 cm | 14.5 kg | Deep Tuttle Box | 2.5 – 6.0 | |
Rookie II 185 With Daggerboard | Tough-Tec | 185 L | 293 cm | 79 cm | 16 kg | Deep Tuttle Box | 2.5 – 6.0 | |
Rookie II 225 With Daggerboard | Tough-Tec | 225 L | 297 cm | 92 cm | 18.5 kg | Deep Tuttle Box | 2.5 – 6.0 |
Pros & Cons
- High wear and damage resistance
- Stable and fast in lightwind
- Retractable daggerboard for upwind ability
- The board is heavier than the Unifiber Oxygen 10’7″ inflatable board. This makes it less convenient to carry, but it also makes the board more stable and more forgiving for starter windsurfers.
- Large deck pad for better grip and safety
- Requires more storage space than the Unifiber Oxygen 10’7″ inflatable board
- Footstraps are optional