Great video, really enjoyed it :) How do you find the MA1750 for downwinding / flatwater paddle ups? I'm just starting and have been using the MA1750, but I've been told that an APF1675 would make my life much easier. Any thoughts would be very much appreciated :)
Hey Richard, thanks, appreciate it!! Few thoughts on this: I really like the MA1750 for both downwinding & flat water starts (I’m pretty light at 68kg which does make a difference). It handles speed for downwinders better than most foils of that size. The APF1675 is brilliant for flat water starts (almost makes it too easy 😂). However I wouldn’t use it on a downwind unless it was super light wind. It’s very slow. Last one: the HA1180 has an amazingly low stall speed, but has a much faster top end than the MA1750… this is what I use for most of my downwinders now
Nice Video Jack - will be really helpful to help people get into what looks like a great safe run for DW frothers
Thanks Will!
Awesome. Top tips- would love to try it if I can get the logistics sorted!
Cheers!
Yeeew can't wait to come visit
Place to be!
Great video, really enjoyed it :)
How do you find the MA1750 for downwinding / flatwater paddle ups? I'm just starting and have been using the MA1750, but I've been told that an APF1675 would make my life much easier. Any thoughts would be very much appreciated :)
Hey Richard, thanks, appreciate it!!
Few thoughts on this:
I really like the MA1750 for both downwinding & flat water starts (I’m pretty light at 68kg which does make a difference). It handles speed for downwinders better than most foils of that size.
The APF1675 is brilliant for flat water starts (almost makes it too easy 😂). However I wouldn’t use it on a downwind unless it was super light wind. It’s very slow.
Last one: the HA1180 has an amazingly low stall speed, but has a much faster top end than the MA1750… this is what I use for most of my downwinders now
@@jakgdnb Thank you. That is very helpful
A different world! Even learnt some foil terminology, waves are now bumps 😃
Haha, only when downwinding ;) cheers Ben!