Starboard SUP 7’11” x 29” Seven Eleven Test Review - video below

For snappy turns and responsiveness nearing that of traditional surfboards.
Only advanced SUP riders or light weight people are suited to get the most out of this board.
Radically responsive, nothing will match it’s rail to rail ability, vertical projection, speed down the line and ability to fit
into a pocket. It doesn’t have the greatest glide into waves and will test your stability.
However, the performance benefits of it’s smaller size usually outweigh these factors for those  looking for “short
board” feel.

My favourite of the shorter boards, Surfdog from Khao Lak in South Thailand is also using this board, and loves it.

We have one you can try in on flat water in Pattaya. Now that we have had these boards on the water for six months, watch our test review video below.

In stock now from just 24,000TH !

StarTouch

Camo Black, (windsurfable)

TAC,(Wood)

Carbon

Dimensions:
Length: 242 cm
Width: 74.8 cm
Tail Width: 45.6 cm
Volume: 116 L

Three Fin Set up - 17cm centre and 2 x M5 FCS outside

Photos Below: Andrew in Khao Lak - Rider 80kg - solid intermediate level. Waist high waves in Khao Lak Thailand.

This board is the SUP for riders who want a short board feel and responsiveness, yet it still maintains some forward glide for getting onto less than epic waves also. Truly a Classic Shape that will be around for years to come. We are amazed at just how lively this board is, it even outperforms Classic Longboards or half the volume. Hats of to the shaper of this little beauty.

Filmed in Koh Payam Thailand, where we stayed for 5 days of the best surfing I have ever had in Thailand.