Tabou Manta 49!!!
This the best board I have ever ridden - it goes quick, loves chop or ocean swells, gybes like it's on rails and it's brilliant for jumps!
It'll do anything, though it does like a bit of breeze, being 63 litres.
What's with all the Tabou's?
Are you all trying to sail as sh!t as you possibly can or something?
At this point in time its the 105 Hypersonic. I dare say this will change as I get more comfortable on my other board.
Whichever one is in the car that gets me planing in the conditions that I'm presented with and turns on a wave without spinning out too much
Cmon Hard's, whats going on over there in crab land??
Also, you gonna make the trek to the Pit this year?
Might be something happening.....
Gee it's a toss up between my Ten Cate Spacer or my Fantic Falcon 90...hmmmm....ok the Fanatic....just 
The board which never fails to bring a smile to my face is my trusty Mistral flow 276.
I love my JP FSW pro 92L for waves
my JP Slalom IV 104L for blasting around
My old F2 SX M which I was thoroughly depressed when I traded it for the JP no regrets with doing it but it was parting with an old friend
But the old Misty when i do drag it out never disappoints
Mine's actually the F2 Axxis 272 I had about 9 years ago. Loved that board - fast, gybed easy and great bump and jump. But it is probably because I was much better back then (sailing atleast twice a week) so was getting much more out of my kit.
Now my favourite board is F2 SX-L, though hunting a fast easy to gybe 90ltr.
Must get some serious TOW from now on, especially as I have permission again from the boss :)))))
my favourite board is the fanatic falcon 79 when i have the north warp 5.8 f2008 on it with a 29 cm select s07 all beautifully balanced.
My 'new 2nd hand' JP Supersport 91L - it flies, jumps and jibes like a b#$stard.
My fanatic FW 77 for when it's cranking.
That's cos they're 10 years old, and get heaps of use.
Is yours the green one or blue one?
- You can use pretty much any good footstraps. Just prize the anti twist inserts off your old straps and press them into the new straps and away you go.
-if you're after the genuine article, you probably need to keep an eye out for a flow or old screamer or classic that died a horrible death, and get the straps off it.
Got the Blue one, I think it was refered to as the custom??
Nose still intact, think I may have recently replaced the straps as they went a bit woody, bit of deck grip between the pads but other than that it's orig
