Not the only one to make that mistake. The Wing is the great humbler. LOL. Conditions are key. Flat water and a powered wing is the secret to a fast learning curve. -Tucker
Hey guys - thanks for the review. I am interested in the 5'4" 105L inflatable for travel. However most airlines have a surcharge when the L+W+H is greater than 62". From what I can tell this is 36 x 29 x 6 = 71" which means a surcharge so then you might as well take your composite board at that point, right?
Great question, Mike. 🤙🏽 My only challenge with flying with a standard composite board is the potential damage to it from the airline baggage crew. If they know it's a board, you might as well paint a bullseye on it. 🤣 Good winds and safe travels, my friend. -Aaron
I have one the 5ft4in one and the red tape failed over 15cm at 19psi. I wrote to Fanatic to ask them what to do but they didn't reply. Repair will cost $200 if they can fix it. So thats a problem Fanatic don't want to now about. The last one I'll own.
Sorry to hear that Simon. If you bought it with us or have a receipt from another shop we can submit it for a warranty request for you. Warranty@mackite.com
Thanks guys... So for light winds with my 80kg the 103L won't have floating?
Just tried foil surfing yesterday for the first time. I was overconfident. lol it’s harder than I thought.
Not the only one to make that mistake. The Wing is the great humbler. LOL. Conditions are key. Flat water and a powered wing is the secret to a fast learning curve.
-Tucker
Hey guys - thanks for the review. I am interested in the 5'4" 105L inflatable for travel. However most airlines have a surcharge when the L+W+H is greater than 62". From what I can tell this is 36 x 29 x 6 = 71" which means a surcharge so then you might as well take your composite board at that point, right?
Great question, Mike. 🤙🏽 My only challenge with flying with a standard composite board is the potential damage to it from the airline baggage crew. If they know it's a board, you might as well paint a bullseye on it. 🤣 Good winds and safe travels, my friend. -Aaron
Are the inflatable boards durable enough for jumping? Thinking of getting one for traveling.
Yes, They seem almost indestructible. We've even run them over with a truck by accedent with no damage. -Tucker
I have one the 5ft4in one and the red tape failed over 15cm at 19psi. I wrote to Fanatic to ask them what to do but they didn't reply. Repair will cost $200 if they can fix it.
So thats a problem Fanatic don't want to now about. The last one I'll own.
Sorry to hear that Simon. If you bought it with us or have a receipt from another shop we can submit it for a warranty request for you. Warranty@mackite.com