AK Phazer v2 foilboard - 65L review

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  • Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
  • AK Durable Supply co Phazer v2 - 65l, a great allround board
    Gear used in the video. Freewing Nitro 6m, Ak Durable Phazer v2 - 65L, AXIS foils ART999, Flymount GoPro mount.
    My dimensions: 85kg and 1.94cm tall.
    Wingsurfer.nl & wingsurfer.shop is the first shop that started as a dedicated wing & foil shop in the Netherlands and is owned by Kristian Sauer. My goal is to test as much gear as I can so I know what I'm selling and help you choose the right gear.

Комментарии • 10

  • @AKDurableSupplyCo
    @AKDurableSupplyCo 2 года назад

    Thanks for the run through! Enjoy.

  • @Tobeon2
    @Tobeon2 2 года назад

    I am a windsurfer who started wing foiling last year.. Once I can tack (I can jibe, no problem, finally 😎😁), I will try one of those sinker board (I weigh 75 kg)
    It is good to know that it is hard to knee start if the board is too short.. Thank you.. ❤

  • @fabefo
    @fabefo 2 года назад

    Yes it's a great board, I got a v1 4'8" 36lt and it accelerates to foiling super fast. But its flat tail rocker does ask it to be shimmed nose up to avoid longitudinal instability during takeoff of my sabfoils, which have a -1dg rake between plate and fuse. Shimming it nose up also improves reentry/touchdowns (since it has little nose rocker) and increase front-foot pressure for more control.

    • @WingsurferNL
      @WingsurferNL  Год назад

      Yes you are right. Most brands seem to work better with a shim.

  • @solentfoiler5969
    @solentfoiler5969 2 года назад

    Interesting your comment on length. I had a custom 35L board made (-30 for my weight) which is 4'10, also longer than current trend. It just makes accelerating onto foil that much easier, which means I'll use it in lighter conditions with less anxiety about getting started... Swing weight on such a small board is pretty minimal and I prefer having a board I can use more often!

    • @WingsurferNL
      @WingsurferNL  2 года назад

      Thanks for your comment. I totally agree that swing weight is minimal on such a small board. Probably also depends on shape, moving tracks forward and so your stance will be more forward, might reduce this aswell.

    • @solentfoiler5969
      @solentfoiler5969 2 года назад

      @@WingsurferNL I just saw your video on the 999, and I've been using all the ARTs on this board. Even the 1099 was more fun than I was expecting at my light weight (65kg), and the quick acceleration of the board really works with these HA foils. I use the 325 tail with 1 degree shim on US fuse for all of them.

  • @Yanivkahana
    @Yanivkahana Год назад

    Thanks for the awesome review .
    What is the low range winds you'll use this board?

    • @WingsurferNL
      @WingsurferNL  Год назад

      Thanks! Really depend on your weight and skills. But I used this board from 10knots + with 85kg. Testing the v3, 66l right now!

    • @Yanivkahana
      @Yanivkahana Год назад

      @@WingsurferNL Oh wow that's awesome !!