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2011 Board Tests
Mar 4, 2011 V: 85 L: 238 W: 58.5 The FreeWave is a well-established model for Fanatic, yet, this is a board we’ve somehow never gotten our hands on to test. As the name... 
Mar 4, 2011 V: 96 L: 237 W: 60.5 The All Ride is JP’s new line that takes over where the resized X-Cite Ride line ends, and is designed to make sailing smaller boards easier.... 
Mar 4, 2011 RRD helped create the Freestyle Wave category and, with this well-rounded version, it continues to be the epitome of what the term stands for. We took this RRD out in... 
Mar 4, 2011 V: 86 L: 234.5 W: 58.7 The One lineup is designed to cover three different categories: wave, crossover and highwind freeride. Each size is somewhat tailored for the... 
Mar 4, 2011 V: 85 L: 233.9 W: 57.5 Sitting alongside four dedicated waveboards in the Quatro line-up, their Freestylewave is the choice for those who need a board that will still... 
Mar 4, 2011 V: 87 L: 229 W: 59 Naish claims the Wave is “the only dedicated production waveboard range in the world.” To back this up, every photo you see of a Naish... 
Mar 4, 2011 V: 86 L: 234 W: 60.5 In 2003, Starboard introduced the innovative-looking Evo and set off a revolution that redefined how a waveboard is designed. Last year, Starboard... 
Mar 4, 2011 V: 84 L: 235 W: 60 We took special interest in the Exocet U-Surf, as it now sports thrusters on a shape we’ve previously tested. We found the former... [1]
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