Hi Robert: I appreciate the updated information! I just e-mailed Kevin to reserve a 7'6" bamboo blue easy foiler for me. Thanks, Michael Dvorak, Cocoa Beach, FL
Looks great. How much does the 6'6" Carbon weigh with Tracks and Tuttle? I am looking for a board to do all my Sup Foil reviews on, so I do not need to switch boards when testing foils with different mounting systems.
Hi Gunnar, I enjoy your Foiling videos and reviews on RUclips, well done. I would be stoked to get you on one of our boards! We are completely sold out of Easy Foiler boards at the shop but I'll weigh my personal 6'6 Carbon board tomorrow and post the weight. It's not super light but its solid. We are taking reservations for our next shipment and I highly recommend putting in a reservation soon to make sure we can get you the one you want. They all come with both Tuttle and Plate Mount boxes and I re-designed the bottom shape so the plate mount area is flat, without any V, so you won't have to use shims. Aloha, Robert
Hi Gunnar, FYI, I weighed my 6'6 Easy Foiler carbon, it weighs 18 lbs with EVA foot hooks and slightly wet. The Bamboo hybrid construction usually weighs about 2 lbs more.
I wish people would title these videos to indicate what they are. Like so many, this one is an ad disguised as an information/tutorial. Not that they are bad, just like to know what I am going to be spending my time on.
Yes you can order it through blueplanetsup.eu I am about 90 kg and use the 6’6 but it depends on how much stability you need, bigger will be easier to learn on.
Agreed, it is nice to have warm weather and water. I just SUP'd in Tofino, Canada in February and staying warm in those conditions is challenging to say the least. i have lots of respect for all the surfers out there who brave those kind of conditions on a regular basis!
Sweet description, wish i lived in a location to do this.
The cool thing about wing foiling is that you can do it anywhere.
in the 80s I had a windsurfer with a double concave and tucked rails...which imho is the best Jack if all trades design as outlined in the video.
Yes, those tucked rails are great for foiling. 🤙🏼
Hi Robert: I appreciate the updated information! I just e-mailed Kevin to reserve a 7'6" bamboo blue easy foiler for me. Thanks, Michael Dvorak, Cocoa Beach, FL
Fantastic, thank you Michael for your support.
I will be waiting until they are stocked in Australia as I think they are the best designed foil sups on the market
Thank you. We recommend pre ordering the model you want.
In Australia, please contact jared@blueplanetsup.com.au
great video.
Looks great. How much does the 6'6" Carbon weigh with Tracks and Tuttle? I am looking for a board to do all my Sup Foil reviews on, so I do not need to switch boards when testing foils with different mounting systems.
Hi Gunnar, I enjoy your Foiling videos and reviews on RUclips, well done. I would be stoked to get you on one of our boards! We are completely sold out of Easy Foiler boards at the shop but I'll weigh my personal 6'6 Carbon board tomorrow and post the weight. It's not super light but its solid. We are taking reservations for our next shipment and I highly recommend putting in a reservation soon to make sure we can get you the one you want. They all come with both Tuttle and Plate Mount boxes and I re-designed the bottom shape so the plate mount area is flat, without any V, so you won't have to use shims. Aloha, Robert
Hi Gunnar, FYI, I weighed my 6'6 Easy Foiler carbon, it weighs 18 lbs with EVA foot hooks and slightly wet. The Bamboo hybrid construction usually weighs about 2 lbs more.
I wish people would title these videos to indicate what they are. Like so many, this one is an ad disguised as an information/tutorial. Not that they are bad, just like to know what I am going to be spending my time on.
How would you title it? In my opinion the title describes exactly what this video is: Blue Planet Easy Foiler SUP board features
Can this be done with a body board? Is it conceivable to get to take off kicking with fins?
Yes, people have done it, google body board foiling, you will find plenty of videos and discussions
available in Europe?
Okay, Netherland. What do you prefer for my 90 Kilo. So stoked even right now.
Yes you can order it through blueplanetsup.eu
I am about 90 kg and use the 6’6 but it depends on how much stability you need, bigger will be easier to learn on.
Love your videos Robert... can you recommend foil board size for me (97kg 6ft 2' tall) and intermediate sup practitioner.
Hi Aidan, if you are just learning to foil the 7’6 Easy Foiler will be a good board for you.
All I can say you have got it made staying in warm waters part of the world
Agreed, it is nice to have warm weather and water. I just SUP'd in Tofino, Canada in February and staying warm in those conditions is challenging to say the least. i have lots of respect for all the surfers out there who brave those kind of conditions on a regular basis!