Tabou Tiny
The Tiny isn’t designed for beginners, but it’s a great fit for intermediate to advanced riders looking for a versatile and agile board. It handles everything from dynamic wingfoil sessions to surf foiling and pumping.
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The Tiny isn’t designed for beginners, but it’s a great fit for intermediate to advanced riders looking for a versatile and agile board. It handles everything from dynamic wingfoil sessions to surf foiling and pumping.
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Both boards come in at a very competitive price point for a robust hybrid carbon build, and both boards in face have a general feeling of practicality and ease about them, making riding tougher conditions all the more appealing.
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The Tabou Super Yaka is an excellent choice for those who often ride in very light winds. With proper technique and a big wing, you could easily ride in 5-6 knots and still have fun. It’s also an excellent option if you enjoy downwinding or catching waves and swells along the way.
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Probably amongst the most playful feeling and versatile boards in its volume we’ve tested, the Midlength bridges the gap between a wing and prone board as successfully as it’s possible. A session saver, and perhaps as a one-board travel companion, it’s as versatile as it gets.
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