Freerideboards 145 2004

Freerideboards 145 2004
Freerideboards 145 2004
The 145 freeriders are the big machines of the freeride scene. With an ample displacement of around 145 litres, they carry large sails of between six and nine square metres and steal the show in light winds. In the test, comfortable cruisers compete against nervous racing goats - for racing or as an endurance glider for the first power jibe.

Gliding without whitecaps, cruising in nine knots of wind - on the wide freeriders you come a good deal closer to the dream of eternal gliding. Quite a few days passed during the big freeride test on the Cape Verde Islands, where only two surf testers made their way alone - on the extra-wide planing machines, combined with nine-square metre sails. Four brand-new shapes are once again pushing their way into the hotly contested market in 2004, but even the veterans that were already there last year are still keeping up with the competition. And they document - quite involuntarily - the progress of their competitors.

You can find these products in the test:

Bic Blast 74

F2 Powerglide 145 CSE

Fanatic Sting Ray TT 145

G-Sailboards Thunder 145

JP Australia Freeride 143 FWS

Mistral Explosion 150

RRD Avantglide L ASC

Starboard Carve 145 Wood

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