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| - | Being fast and stable on the flat does not necessarily mean that the boat will handle the surf well. Make sure you try your boat out surfing some kind of waves before you decide. A good ‘tell’ of how well a surfski is doing in the waves is the amount of fun you are having. If you are struggling to push over waves or nose diving constantly, you should look at trying out some other skis. (//Ed. Depending on your initial venues to paddle in, preferences, and comfort on the water, this may not be a critical consideration for beginners, but will usually become important as you progress and are looking to upgrade your surfski//) | + | Being fast and stable on the flat does not necessarily mean that the boat will handle the surf well. Make sure you try your boat out surfing some kind of waves before you decide. A good ‘tell’ of how well a surfski is doing in the waves is the amount of fun you are having. If you are struggling to push over waves or nose diving constantly, you should look at trying out some other skis. (//Ed. Depending on your initial venues to paddle in, preferences, and comfort on the water, this may not be a critical consideration for beginners, but will often become more important as you progress and are looking to upgrade your surfski//) |
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