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Anonymous No. 150904

Hello boys (and girls (boys)),
I really enjoy standup paddling and now want to get into windsurfing. I want to buy a Windsup and start with a cheap one, just to see if I enjoy it.

I dont want to spend more than 400€. Currently I am looking at these two:

https://www.decathlon.de/p/mp/virtufit/supboard-surfer-305-orange-inklusive-windsegel-und-zubehor/_/R-p-cd62ede0-c8f1-4c9f-aa4f-de023d27e1ee?mc=cd62ede0-c8f1-4c9f-aa4f-de023d27e1ee_c20&channable=03b85769640065303561373465642d343535392d343730362d626135342d623838646235623731363365f2&utm_medium=free&utm_source=feed

and

https://www.kaufland.de/product/463530180/?search_value=windsurf

which one of these should I get or are there maybe others that I should take a look at?

best regards,
Jürgen Schmitt

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Anonymous No. 150927

>>150904

the decathlon one appears to have a center fin, the other one does not and so will not really be able to "sail" in any useful sense. that said, I have reservations about the decathlon one - a standard sup fin will not perform well enough to let you make any upwind progress in the light wind conditions suitable for a beginner. It just won't work. You may have more success retrofitting an existing board with an appropriate center-fin box and mast joint. I have personal experience with the slingshot sup-winder - which works quite well.

Anonymous No. 151274

>>150904
Looks stupid and fun at the same time. Need to try this too someday

Anonymous No. 154206

>>151274
Same

Anonymous No. 155837

Fine