Starboard's New Generation of Foilboards are here: Foil X and Foil Freeride. Some call it Foil Freemove. Some call it Foil Style. We call it Foil X. What exactly is it? While half the windsurfing foil world revolves around faster foils, longer fuselages and larger sail sizes, the other half of the foiling world revolves around compact boards, taking off before planing speed and using smaller sail sizes. This is what Starboard’s Foil X and Foil Freeride boards are all about. For more details - he

The 2021 Starboard Sprint refinements mean these shapes are now are faster and more efficient, yet maintains similar stability as the 2020 models. Learn more at the product page: https://sup.star-board.com/hard-paddle-board/sprint/ Locate a shop to buy: https://sup.star-board.com/shops/ The Sprint is not just Starboard’s fastest race board; it’s possibly the proven fastest board in the world, winning more races in the last 3 years than any other board in the industry. | Starboard SUP

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🟥QUICK REVIEW: Origins of "Port" & "Starboard" Imagine you're standing on a ship facing forward, towards the front or "bow." Now, if you extend your arms out to your sides, your left hand would be pointing to the port side, and your right hand would be pointing to the starboard side. So, why the different names? ✅Well, back in the day when ships were mostly powered by oars, the left side of the ship was called the "port" side because that's where the ship would dock in port. "Larboard" which is