Test 2020All-round boards 95 litres

Manuel Vogel

 · 30.07.2020

Test 2020: All-round boards 95 litresPhoto: Stephan Gölnitz
Test 2020: All-round boards 95 litres
A wave ride on a small Baltic Sea wave as an appetiser, a main course with a few friends and a casual freestyle move for dessert - find out in our test which brands get gourmet stars and where you'll spoil your stomach.

All-round boards can do a bit of everything, but nothing really - you might say. Compared to specialists, this is usually true: none of the 95-litre all-round boards in this group will pull off such tight turns in the surf as a genuine wave board. No board will keep up with a small freerider in the speed duel and no power freestyle move will be as high as with a real freestyle board. The solution would therefore be to buy three boards for different conditions - or to live with small compromises.

How big these are depends heavily on the model - some brands interpret the orientation strongly in the direction of flat water suitability, others build wave boards in disguise. Because every board has its own strengths, it is all the more important that the board suits your personal requirements.

The test results of these 10 all-round boards 95 litres with all data and grades can be found below in the PDF download area:

  • AHD Expression 95
  • Fanatic FreeWave 95 TE
  • Goya One 3 95 Pro
  • I-99 Style Pro Wave 95
  • JP-Australia Freestyle Wave 94 Pro
  • Quatro Power Pro 94
  • RRD Freestyle Wave 96 BLKRBN
  • Severne Dyno 95
  • Starboard Kode 95 Flax Balsa
  • Tabou 3S+ 96 CIF
AHD Expression
surf/M3855655Photo: SURF TestabteilungYou can read this article and the entire SURF 3/2020 issue in the SURF app (<a href="https://itunes.apple.com/de/app/surf/id761387049?mt=8" rel="noopener noreferrer">iTunes</a> and <a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.deliusklasing.surf" rel="noopener noreferrer">Google Play</a> ) - the print edition is available <a href="https://www.delius-klasing.de/surf-03-2020-sur-2020-03" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">here</a>.Photo: Pierre BourasYou can read this article and the entire SURF 3/2020 issue in the SURF app (iTunes and Google Play ) - the print edition is available here.

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Manuel Vogel

Manuel Vogel

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Manuel Vogel, born in 1981, lives in Kiel and learned to windsurf at the age of six at his father's surf school. In 1997, he completed his training as a windsurfing instructor and worked for over 15 years as a windsurfing instructor in various centers, at Kiel University sports and in the coaching team of the “Young Guns” freestyle camps. He has been part of the surf test team since 2003. After completing his teaching degree in 2013, he followed his heart and started as editor of surf magazine for the test and riding technique sections. Since 2021, he has also been active in wingfoiling - mainly at his home spots on the Baltic Sea or in the waves of Denmark.

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