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Freerace & Race

- Exocet presents the RS V7 Carbon 380, a race board featuring a carbon sandwich construction, classic dimensions and a volume of 313 litres.  
- Optimised volume distribution and revised positions of the centreboard, mast foot and fin box are designed to accommodate different rider weights and course sections.  
- Pivot System centreboard, Deep Tuttle fin box, sail area 6.5–9.5 m², Raceboard Class approval; manufacturer’s price: 4,999 euros.

Raceboard: Exocet presents the RS V7 Carbon 380

- Freerace boards are shorter, wider and have more weight at the tail, offering 2–4 km/h more speed, but require a higher level of riding skill than freeride boards.  
- Comfort-oriented racers (e.g. Duotone Blitz, JP Super Sport, Patrik F-Race, Severne Fox) make it easier to get up to speed and perform power jibes compared to full-blooded racers.  
- Thanks to their wide tails and compact shapes, many freerace boards are well suited to occasional foiling, albeit with some compromises compared to dedicated foil boards.

Test 2026: Ten freerace boards put to the test – Highway to heaven?

- A long performance freeride board with slalom DNA, early planing ability and a wide usable wind range, but without a foil option (Powerbox).  
- Reaches its full potential in the medium to upper wind ranges: very controlled speed, high fin pressure possible, no spin-out, good comfort on long runs.  
- Outer footstrap position is positioned extremely far out, typical of slalom boards; this makes racing easier for ambitious riders, but is challenging for beginners and takes some getting used to.

Freeraceboards 2026: Review of the Severne Fox 135

- A flat shape with a long glide surface, low V and minimal scoop ensures a very early, stable launch and a high level of control, even in choppy water.  
- A comfortable stance thanks to flat deck surfaces, soft pads and versatile strap positions; The board remains stable and easy to control even at top speed.  
- Despite its wide tail, it offers excellent jibbing performance with tight turning radii; the board is suitable for large sails, is foil-ready from 120 litres and costs 2,399 euros.

Freeraceboards 2026: Review of the Patrik F-Race 130

- The JP Super Sport offers near-maximum freeride performance combined with a high level of control and great comfort, and is also suitable for large sails and foil use.  
- A long planing surface, V-shaped hull, comfortable footstraps and a moderately lowered deck ensure early planing and good damping.  
- Compared to more radical freeracers, it offers less of an adrenaline rush but a wider wind range and, for its width, very good, stable planing jibes.

Freeraceboards 2026: Review of the JP-Australia Super Sport 122 Wood Pro

- Revised Starboard Futura 2026: pronounced tail cut-outs with a step, sharply upturned nose, short mast track, available only as a wood sandwich version.
- Riding characteristics: challenging planing initiation, followed by very high acceleration, controllable top speed, good damping and high riding comfort in choppy water.
- Surf summary: super-fast freeracer for large, high-powered sails and long runs; Pros: control, top speed, comfort; Cons: passive planing, no foil option.

Freeraceboards 2026: Review of the Starboard Futura 120

- The Future Fly White Tiger 125 is suitable for light to moderate winds and offers an early glide with a sporty freerace feel.  
- Board: PVC sandwich construction with carbon rails, 1,899 euros without fin; the 42-cm carbon Shpritz fin tested costs 199 euros.  
- Very fast and controlled, but the 42-cm fin generates too much lift under heavy pressure; a smaller fin increases top speed; not a beginner’s board for tacking.

Freeraceboards 2026: Review of the Future Fly White Tiger 125

- The JP-Australia Super Ride 135 is the quickest to get going in the test group and combines good speed with a high level of riding comfort.  
- The board offers easy, almost speed-neutral power jibes, remains stable on turns and handles choppy waves well.  
- It is aimed more at freeriders than freeracers, is foil-ready and, in the Wood Pro version, weighs 8.3 kg and costs 2,499 euros.

Freeraceboards 2026: Review of the JP-Australia Super Ride 135 Wood Pro

- The Tabou Fifty 125 is a hybrid board offering excellent foil compatibility and solid fin performance for sporty freeracing in flat water.  
- A wide tail, deep cut-outs and specially positioned footstraps enable stable, controlled flight with the foil and smooth riding with a small fin.  
- There are some compromises in terms of manoeuvrability and planing; recommended for advanced riders who want to switch regularly between the fin and the foil.

Freeraceboards 2026: Testing the Tabou Fifty 125 Team

- The Tabou Rocket+ is a compact, wide freerace board with a sporty character and a firm feel in the straps.
- Early planing, a high, free glide and strong acceleration across the entire wind range require advanced riding skills.
- Challenging in manoeuvres and choppy conditions, it offers experienced freeracers the ultimate sense of speed; the classic Rocket remains easier to manoeuvre.

Freeraceboards 2026: Review of the Tabou Rocket+ 123 Team

- The Duotone Blitz 136 combines freerace performance with high jibbing strength and the simplicity of a freeride board
- Plenty of volume, easy planing, a comfortable standing position and stable glide, even in strong winds and during powerful jibes
- Available as an SLS (8.2 kg, €2,549), as well as a lighter D/Lab semi-custom variant and a more affordable custom CNC version

Freeraceboards 2026: Review of the Duotone Blitz 136 SLS

- The Goya Bolt 129 is a narrow, super-light freerace board with a sporty shape, a carbon fin and adjustable footstrap positions.
- Agile, lively and responsive to rider input, with a very free glide and a strong freerace feel in medium winds.
- With a smaller fin, it offers plenty of potential in strong winds; it really comes into its own with tight, sharp carving jibes and a sporty riding style.

Freeraceboards 2026: Review of the Goya Bolt 4 Carbon 129

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Freerace & Race Boards

Raceboard
Exocet presents the RS V7 Carbon 380

Test 2026
Ten freerace boards put to the test – Highway to heaven?

Freeraceboards 2026
Review of the Severne Fox 135

Freeraceboards 2026
Review of the Patrik F-Race 130

Freeraceboards 2026
Review of the JP-Australia Super Sport 122 Wood Pro

Freeraceboards 2026
Review of the Starboard Futura 120

Freeraceboards 2026
Review of the Future Fly White Tiger 125

Freeraceboards 2026
Review of the JP-Australia Super Ride 135 Wood Pro

Freeraceboards 2026
Testing the Tabou Fifty 125 Team

Freeraceboards 2026
Review of the Tabou Rocket+ 123 Team

Freeraceboards 2026
Review of the Duotone Blitz 136 SLS

Freeraceboards 2026
Review of the Goya Bolt 4 Carbon 129

Freerace & Race Boards

RaceboardExocet presents the RS V7 Carbon 380

Test 2026Ten freerace boards put to the test – Highway to heaven?

Freeraceboards 2026Review of the Severne Fox 135

Freeraceboards 2026Review of the Patrik F-Race 130

Freeraceboards 2026Review of the JP-Australia Super Sport 122 Wood Pro

Freeraceboards 2026Review of the Starboard Futura 120

Freeraceboards 2026Review of the Future Fly White Tiger 125

Freeraceboards 2026Review of the JP-Australia Super Ride 135 Wood Pro

Freeraceboards 2026Testing the Tabou Fifty 125 Team

Freeraceboards 2026Review of the Tabou Rocket+ 123 Team

Freeraceboards 2026Review of the Duotone Blitz 136 SLS

Freeraceboards 2026Review of the Goya Bolt 4 Carbon 129

Raceboard
Exocet presents the RS V7 Carbon 380

Test 2026
Ten freerace boards put to the test – Highway to heaven?

Freeraceboards 2026
Review of the Severne Fox 135

Freeraceboards 2026
Review of the Patrik F-Race 130

Freeraceboards 2026
Review of the JP-Australia Super Sport 122 Wood Pro

Freeraceboards 2026
Review of the Starboard Futura 120

Freeraceboards 2026
Review of the Future Fly White Tiger 125

Freeraceboards 2026
Review of the JP-Australia Super Ride 135 Wood Pro

Freeraceboards 2026
Testing the Tabou Fifty 125 Team

Freeraceboards 2026
Review of the Tabou Rocket+ 123 Team

Freeraceboards 2026
Review of the Duotone Blitz 136 SLS

Freeraceboards 2026
Review of the Goya Bolt 4 Carbon 129