Other Of all these new light hulls....

[motozachl]

I didn't like them. Hacked them a bit to fix the pigeon toe effect

 

[tatronation]

I didn't like them. Hacked them a bit to fix the pigeon toe effect

can you post a picture of what you did? sorry to threadjack

 

[Turbosauce74]

Hasn't been mentioned yet but my vote goes for a Vision.

Couldn't get much further from a kawi. Pretty much a sj splash.

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[KTM434]

SXR based or not, the lighter the hull the less it'll stick to the water and carve. Sounds like you want to stick with an SXR based hull but lose some weight for extra versatility. Just realize that the lighter and shorter you go the more you take away from the carving race hull feel. Aquabot and Backie Chan are deep chined SXR style bottom decked hulls that are very playful yet can really dig and rail turns. I'm no flatwater guy but I'm loving the Aquabot in surf and I'm amazed how well it rides and handles for being a smaller hull. Heavier surf layup helps.

 

[djkorn1]

He is riding a -2 130 pound WDK Envy...SXR hull.
Maybe just get a carbon Envy and go -4?

 

[MADMAT]

Well that sounds tempting!! ^^^ But hey I just was reminded after seeing someones thread title....what is the bullet hull? Wasn't that a German light SXR?

 

[Ducky]

Well that sounds tempting!! ^^^ But hey I just was reminded after seeing someones thread title....what is the bullet hull? Wasn't that a German light SXR?

Bullet Racing is a company in the US I believe. Here is there website.

http://www.bullettracing.com/prodhulls.php

 

[MADMAT]

Oh yea I remember now....race hull.

 

[Big Kahuna]

What about a Trinity like DJ's?

 

[MADMAT]

I love it but our skis look and behave identically!

 

[KTM434]

I say buy long and light or short and heavy. I've had both and I like short and heavy. The price is much better too. Having a full width tailplate to change hull length is killer