for a beginner, would the 12.6 board be better than the 10.0? we would be using it primarily on flat water (lakes &amp; reservoirs).
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Yes. The longer and wider and thicker the better for a beginner due to the stability it brings. Its perfect for flat waters. Hope it helped. Rgds
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Decent board but you're gonna wanna upgrade the trucks and wheels eventually. it's a good board to start in but you'll want a better board later in. For 100 bucks though it's alright. Complete set ups are usually really expensive
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If you want better carving, I'd go for a pin tail. But this specific dropthrough is not legitly a drop through. It looks like a drop through but doesn't really have that feeling like a real drop through has. A real one has a nice bounce and feels light. This board is a bit tight and doesn't have that much convexness. But since this was my first longboard, I ABsOLUTELLY loved it. My next one is a pintail. I like carving. But this carves fine for a beginner. hope that answers.
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Have not used the 330 but the 370 is great. My husband I have gone out in the 370 several times and loved it and last time we took our 7 year old daughter with us and it was great. We have not gone white water either just some nice lakes.the rating and weight compacity are two things you need to compare.that will tell how good it is and how much it can handle.Make sure it is mets the NMMA requirements.
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Hey Dirk So the 10' ISUP comes with a 2 plus 1 fin setup and the side fins are always attached to the board while the center fin is remove-able and the 12'6 is a single fin setup and the fin is remove-able as well. You can find spare fins on our website islesurfboards.com or you can give us a call at 888-569-7873. Hope this helps and let us know if we can help with anything else
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My is B6 and it's excellent. Difference between B6 and B7 are listed in their specs. It seems to me that B6's micro is a better one.
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I'm 200 lbs and it's fine for me. I understand this board is a very good value for money. I got it as a starter board and I love it. If it was any smoother I think it would be difficult to learn on, any less smooth and it wouldn't be any fun to ride. I can only speak from my own limited experience but I can say I'm very happy with my purchase.
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I'm not sure but if you want a lot of bass go with a 12". A single 10" is good but I could use a little more bass
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Liquid cooling is best with this particular motherboard. Yet, it all comes down with what you are experienced with and personal preference. In my opinion, liquid cooling really brings out all the potential in this motherboard. For beginners in the water cooling side I would purchase a h100i or an nzxt kraken. This board comes with most everything you would need for sli and etc. Getting into detail It does has 4 dimm slots and 16+ gb of ram (32 preferably) would suffice. It is a wonderful board in my build of which was built last November and still running strong. My best wishes, Joshua -- IT Expert
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I would consider getting the larger ones (the 15' 2000W versions) as they thump harder which is good for outdoor events. I usually use the 12's for smaller indoor events. For the extra few dollars (around $50 I think), I think the larger ones are a better value. I probably wouldn't try to play them in the rain though of course. Hope this helps.
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Great beginner surf board for small to moderate waves. Go to a 9'6" for your height though.
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The 6 is excellent...so is the 10. I've heard both as well. I think the real magic is happening in the bass module. I think it's the same for both the 6 and 10. If money is not a factor I would let the size of your entertainment space dictate your choice. You won't regret either choice.
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One 12 bridged would sound good. But of you run 2 10"s in mono it might sound even better. Both of these would sound good.
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Thanks for your reply, but I already purchased the emotion edge.. I really like the edge performance wise, but found that it offered little room for extra gear storage. Good for day trips or fishing though.. I also purchased an emotion comet 110, listed at around a foot longer it really seems allot bigger compared to the edge, the hull shape of the comet (flat on the bottom) also allows for ample storage for overnight outings...Thanks again for your input .
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I think you're correct and would stay with current firmware. I didn't realize they were coming out with a 10" frame. I'd be interested in more info on that. Is it posted anywhere? Thanks
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The Sport holds less weight and the smaller size affects tracking more than the larger version. Meaning you might have to work a little more to go straight line, but at the same time- turns on a dime. Overall, these Advanced Elements kayaks are excellent with regards to portability, speed in the water and build. Personally, I like the larger AF because I can haul a little more gear with it and have more deck space to lay out stuff.
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Hi Jennifer, the weight limit on the 10 Six is 275 pounds; it's a great all-around board for a variety of users.