2023 Starboard Sprint | The Fastest Got Even Faster

2023 Starboard Sprint | The Fastest Got Even Faster | Optimised Flatwater Race SUP

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ULTIMATE FLATWATER RACE BOARD
Go faster and maintain glide more easily with the new 2023 Sprint.
The Sprint is without doubt our fastest and most efficient race board for flat-water racing and ultra-long distances.
So what's new for 2023?
A new thicker slicing nose design displaces water with a cleaner release so you can paddle faster with less water wrapping and slowing you down.
Rounded rails at the tall feel more forgiving in side chop and creates a more efficient release.
A refined standing cockpit with more dug-out rails helps utilize the full width to give you more stability and control.
Redesigned centre drainage system gives you 50% faster drainage speed, 50% weight reduction from 4 to 2 holes and overall more comfort as your feet no longer stand on the hole at the rail.
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@Snake.coyote666 8 ай бұрын

Je viens de la commander en 14 x 23. La 20,75 m'a été déconseillée. Je vais l'utiliser pour les eaux plates et uniquement pour m'entrainer seul. J'avais la all-star 2021 en 14 x 24,5 et elle était excellente aussi mais je la trouvais trop large. Je verrais avec cette sprint vers octobre quand j'irais la chercher.

@erik.miletic 2 жыл бұрын

Impressive!!

@mohanedlemeurs Жыл бұрын

Nice

@zzovic1134 Жыл бұрын

nice one

@rogerwaters413 Жыл бұрын

I’m in southwest Florida. I just got this board in the 20.75 size. I’m 135lbs , 5’10 and have over ten years experience. I’ve won a few races and paddle almost 20 miles almost every weekend. The 20.75 model is the worst board I’ve ever ridden. It’s like standing on a barrel. I really don’t see why this board is even produced. I put a few hours on the board and I want to return it if I can or sell it privately. Without taking a lot of time to learn how to use this board and develop a very specific set of exercises to help, and Only paddling on a lake, the 20.75 model is a waste of money. Granted, the Gulf of Mexico isn’t Pipeline, but I’ve put my Riviera 24.5 through everything the Gulf has thrown at me, in every season, storms, and I rarely fall off or feel like a 10mph winds or Florida chop is a threat to me but on this board it is. If you race in lakes, great, maybe this board if for you but not the 20.75 model. I have been saving money for a long time to get a top end board like this and today I wanted to smash it with a hammer. I can’t see how anyone can effectively transfer power in the stroke to make this board race worthy. Yesterday, it was pretty much flat, slight head wind and it went straight pretty easily, but turn is extremely difficult and so is standing. Also, just trying to keep your legs perfectly level pulls out all of your energy and tired me out quickly. I gave it a shot but it was a bad decision. I have to say, the board seems very durable and the paint job is very nice but they could probably save money producing the it by sticking to two colors and stop with the flashy stripes. In conclusion, there is one place for this board, lakes. And , don’t even waste your money on the 20 inch model. If it was that good and easy, everyone would be using it. Honestly, now, I’m very apprehensive to even try the new all star after seeing it has a pretty deep recessed deck.

@xtherealest 4 ай бұрын

Cool to know. I was thinking of buying it in the future but I don't know now. I'm pretty much the same weight just taller and I'd think I could handle it easily but not so sure now lol. I wanna start racing. I have 4 years of experiencing but no races so far and have an inflatable 23inch race board so I want to ask you which one would you recommend to get if I'd like to get a dugout. I'm only 17 I don't know how old are you I can learn quick and the 23" inflatable is no problem for me I can do step back turns like nothing no problems with balance and I switched from like a 33" alround to 23" after 3 years and in a couple trainings I feel just like on the 33" one and the dugout should offer me better stability. I was thinking maybe NSP Ninja 14'x21" but not sure. What did you start with? Thanks for your response it will help me a ton.