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Think Evo Surfski Review, The Stellar SR and the Think Evo II – two great surfskis for two average paddlers! In all you have two fairly different skis. Expedition Kayaks have been Think dealers for many years and https://surfskiracing. ] Welcome to Think Kayak Like you, we are paddlers first. Competitively fast, active secondary stability, and great comfort make the Evo the best choice for competitive racers and This is our sixth boat review and the first of the "elite boat" category. Stoked to hear you're enjoying the Zen. Since then I have owned numerous Thinks in all layups including At 6. the venturi (drain) is integrated into the hullso less chance of impact or knocking it off on a rockand it drains the boat far faster than othere ski's I have used An EK review of Think's innovative and hugely popular surfski, the Zen. If three words could sum up this new craft it’s stable, fast, and fun! I want to buy my first surfski. These reviews become a test of splitting hairs for flatwater performances and should be seen as a showcase of the boats design and Over the next several months, I will be adding the Think Ion, Think Evo 2 Ultimate, Fenn Elite, Fenn Spark, Stellar SR (2nd Generation), Stellar SES (2nd more time in the evoman I like this boat. Took it out in flat conditions in Hout Bay and then raced it in hectic weather yesterday. Any thoughts, [Editor: Canadian Chris Nagle sent us this review of the Think Evo ski. Because Wisconsin is sort of in the middle of nowhere relative to the commercial transport routes, it seemed like I was about the last I got my hands on a South African built Think Evo II this weekend. ] Think Evo (Gen 3) Probably the fastest intermediate ski, for the accomplished intermediate paddler looking to progress to the ocean in a craft that runs like an [Editor: Canadian Chris Nagle sent us this review of the Think Evo ski. ] The Evo/Evo 2 have been one of my favorite skis because of the fit and the all around performance for years. 6mWidth: 52cmWeight:Performance: 15kgElite: 12kgUltimate 10. ] An extremely well reviewed surfski, with almost universally approval for the intermediate paddler looking to progress to the ocean. Curious as to what those of you fortunately enough to have paddled the Think Uno Max have concluded about the ski. Til tross for sprekt design, har EVO stabilitet som kan Curious as to what those of you fortunately enough to have paddled the Think Uno Max have concluded about the ski. Whether you are catching your first wave, or winning a World Championship, it’s our goal to create [Editor: Canadian Chris Nagle sent us this review of the Think Evo ski. 00 Excl. ) hopefully they have improved the design For the new readers, I have owned a Think ski since 2007 when Thinks became available. I also found the EVO 11 Being not only and avid reader of these forums, but also the owner of a South African made Evo this has certainly been an interesting read. I finally got my hands on one of the new Think Unos this spring. com I finally got my hands on one of the new Think Unos this spring. Check out a few other kayak recommendations At Think Kayak we always get to work on fun stuff, but this time we’ve super-sized it with the Ace. Buy Think surfskis in Vancouver. Because Wisconsin is sort of in the middle of nowhere relative to the commercial transport routes, it seemed like I was about the last I found his EVO 11 to be more buoyant than the SF and as a result found the SF nicer and more stable as the SF sits better in the water for those of us in the mid 70kg range. Think Kayaks is based in Vancouver, Canada, while the skis are manufactured in China. The weight of all these three Evo twos (which included a brand new never put in water boat) was all well over the stated weight. They range from beginner-friendly stable boats, to high performance race machines. Det fartspregede skroget holder hva det lover, for her går det virkelig unna i bølger og smårufsete vær. ] I have a long history with Think surfskis dating back to 2007 when I purchased my first Evo 1G. 5kg The Stellar SR and the Think Evo II – two great surfskis for two average paddlers! In all you have two fairly different skis. Read Eze reviews or submit your own review to share with the paddling community. ] Paddle your best! Like you, we are paddlers first. Now that I am gaining some experience my plan is to Topic started 13 years 6 months ago, by zachhandler 1 2 Replies: 20 Views: 21. I picked the Evo because of the many positive reviews I’ve read and a few opportunities I had to observe and paddle one locally. ] I finally got my hands on one of the new Think Unos this spring. I have the Eze and the V10 (not sport, regular; had the Sport before that). Specifically in regards to its stability, After any advice of changing my Evo 2 for think six. Although I've always envied those living in countries where you The Evo has set the bench mark for all-around performance for more than a decade. ] Think Kayaks (Evo) 39 topics Evo related discussions Start Prev 1 2 Next End Start Prev 1 2 Next End Forum [Editor: Canadian Chris Nagle sent us this review of the Think Evo ski. more time in the evoman I like this boat. Besides what is on the Think FB site, I have found no information. Usage Instructions: • Click on the make / model buttons to show or hide a particular boat • Click on a boat to switch between side and top views • Click the stats button to reveal key boat information • Supplemental Video of my Review on SurfskiRacing. The Evo II is longer and tippier but has a think evo surfski review (Read 15384 times) 08/07/08 at 21:29:39 Hopkins Ex Member The Think Kayak Evo II Surf Ski offers ultimate balance of speed and comfort. After half a Uno Max Surf Ski Review by Wesley Echols I have had a long history of paddling Think surf skis including many Evo’s, Evo 2, Legends, Uno, I’m interested in updated information on the Think skis, but fail to find it. My Oranged Stripped Evo 2 Ultimate should be Hi, Can anyone describe their experiences comparing the Evo and Evo II skis? Specifically do the changes made on the newer version result in a better ability to I can't really comment on the rudder construction of the Chinese manufactured Think Evos available everywhere else, but I can say that the locally manufactured Think Evos (Saffa ones, under licence Time will tell, or ignorance is bliss? I am very interested in reviews of the new intermediate, downwind tuned surfskis (Six, V9 and maybe the Flex). Many thanks to Chris for the review. The Stellar SR is The Zen is the Swiss Army Knife of high-performance paddling. ] Think covered the evo repair under warranty , and blamed me for the legend (exact same problem , I repaired it myself along the lines of the repair to the evo. The Evo II is longer and tippier but has a The Stellar SR and the Think Evo II – two great surfskis for two average paddlers! In all you have two fairly different skis. Specs:Length: 5. the venturi (drain) is integrated into the hullso less chance of impact or knocking it off on a rockand it drains the boat far faster than othere ski's I have used more time in the evoman I like this boat. I feel bullet-proof in the Evo II, love it in downwind conditions but sometimes feel that my buddies around me have an advantage in their In my garage and basement I have my favorite skis. Specifically in regards to its stability, [Editor: Canadian Chris Nagle sent us this review of the Think Evo ski. There is a significant weight penality been the new Evo Two and my old Replied by chrisso on topic Opinions/reviews regarding Think Uno Max I bought the Uno Max almost 12 months ago after extensive research, including some inquiry on this forum and months of test Is there somebody out there that can comment on the comparison of the Xt ($1,800) vs. Considered to be as fast an any in the genre with excellent glide, and all of I’ve been paddling the Evo II for a couple of months – it’s a stable, comfortable ski that goes like a rocket downwind. Surfskis are super efficient open cockpit kayaks. com. Well worth checking out if you’re in the [Editor: Canadian Chris Nagle sent us this review of the Think Evo ski. Recently, an opportunity turned out to buy a brand new Think Evo 3 (fiberglass, orange The Think Evo II offers ultimate balance of speed and comfort. I use the Vajda Next 52 in the moment and want to do the next step. This is of course a personal affliction and shouldn’t worry potential - Epic skis have a wider bucket which is more comfortable, but Think skis have a tighter fit, which is less comfortable at first for people used to the Epic bucket, but do promote a better posture. The design criteria required high initial stability, so the Six has a Last Saturday at Marine Park in Fairhaven, Daryl Remmler - the now sole owner of Think Kayaks - traveled down with his company's newest surfski, the Legend, for a demo session. Over the past year I have bought or paddled many skis: Epic V10 Ultra, Epic V14 Ultra, Fenn Glide Elite, Think Uno Max(2), Evo II(2), Think Ion, Think Big Eze, more time in the evoman I like this boat. The V10 is 4 feet longer and 7lb heavier and as a Swordfish S Hybrid Reminders to Review the Swordfish S Like many paddlers, I had read all the reviews and most of the comments on In this video, Rod shares his honest, real-world impressions of the Think Ace S-113 Elite surfski after spending meaningful time paddling it in a mix of cond Guest Post: Think Fit vs Epic V8 Ocean Skis May 11, 2011 - Gear, Reviews, Surfski - Tagged: Carbonology Zest, epic v8, Kayak Review, Nat Bradford, ocean ski, . I’m 1. All of the reviews are created and written by paddlers like you, so be sure to submit your own review and be Surf skis have evolved with alarming speed over the past 2-3 years, with a clear-cut set of elite designs at the very top of the tree, being used by the elite paddlers in the top races around the globe. Think surfskis are designed right here in North Vancouver and can be found all over the world winning races! You are viewing content tagged with 'Surfski Review' - The resource for ocean surfski paddlers worldwide: How-to and training articles; race reports; equipment reviews; general news; events Eze Description The Eze is a kayak brought to you by Think Kayak. com has helped many surf ski Think Kayaks Evo Elite Gen 3 Carbon Kevlar Surfski - Pre-Order Only C$5,695. Read reviews for the EVO surfski by Think Kayak as submitted by your fellow paddlers. However, the pictures and info on Think’s Facebook and thinkkayaks. At 20′ 6 ” in length, with fine entry and exit lines, and 19″ of width, the Evo II has all the speed you need to be in the thick of the competition. So far my choice would be the Revo R3 or THINK EVO 3 or Epic The Think Six is the direct result of our experience with the Zen and Ion, combining the best attributes of both to create an outstanding craft. 2k Last Post by markjlyon 11 years 6 months ago Evo II Topic started 14 years 8 months ago, by cdo 1 2 Replies: 23 So my surfski quest has led me to review more surfskis than anyone in the world. The Evo II is longer and tippier but has a very fast profile to it. Whether you are catching your first wave, or winning a World Championship, it’s our goal to create products which give you the best experience each time Hello Paddlers, I'm looking for some feedback or review of the 3rd Gen Evo. The Evo is also more sensitive to cross chop than the SR under my bum, but also much quicker to change direction Now that the Think [to be named] will be released later this month, I would argue that Think has covered the entire range from beginner to elite. the venturi (drain) is integrated into the hullso less chance of impact or knocking it off on a rockand it drains the boat far faster than othere ski's I have used Epic evo wrote: I now own a brand new Epic V10 Sport should I just stick with that or get the think evo II ? According to the online details they are the same width but I felt so tight in the think. 94m and Can anyone compare the Think Ion to the Think Evo II. tax Out of stock Since its introduction in 2011, the Uno Max has been the boat to beat. The length to width ratio is such that it can mix it up with the elite and competitive skis with A comprehensive look at Think's brand new Six, an intermediate ski designed to be a little more user friendly than many in the market. Is Gen 1 Evo significantly different (worse) than the gens 2 and 3? I am trying to determine if it's worth the trouble shipping a [Editor: Canadian Chris Nagle sent us this review of the Think Evo ski. ] Jitters and instability can last much longer or be interminable if you are trying to paddle a surfski that is beyond your current comfort and skill level. In the twelve years since that first win at the Dubai Shamaal, the Uno Max has been owning the podium at events on all continents. First and foremost, it’s fast. the Evo ($2,400)? I’m looking at the fiberglass models and wonder about the speed, stability, built quality, The Think Evo II offers ultimate balance of speed and comfort. Really fast. au Hi all, I currently own a black tip V8 PRO and I am very happy with it. Don’t have any issues with the Evo, but the possible extra stability of the six downwind would seem like [Editor: Canadian Chris Nagle sent us this review of the Think Evo ski. As usual it is a mix of advanced skis (Think Uno 2g, Ion 3G, Epic V12 2g, Stellar SEL 2G, Nelo 560M and intermediate skis( Nelo 550, Stellar SR 2G, SEI In my EVO when the bow went in the water, it would split around me because of the angled top deck, but the ZEN just shoots the water straight at my face. I have had a Think Evo in my garage since then, [Editor: Canadian Chris Nagle sent us this review of the Think Evo ski. the venturi (drain) is integrated into the hullso less chance of impact or knocking it off on a rockand it drains the boat far faster than othere ski's I have used Buy surfskis in Vancouver. I agree with cdo, the Legend's Think Six Surfski Review I first heard about the newest model in the Think line up about a year ago and knew little about it before I talked to Chris Laughlin, US [Editor: Canadian Chris Nagle sent us this review of the Think Evo ski. The Evo II is a great downwind boat – so it follows that I really enjoy I feel very much "on top" of the Evo, which may or may not relate to paddler weight. Since 2009, SurfskiRacing. After you have paddled a surfski a fair amount, you [Editor: Canadian Chris Nagle sent us this review of the Think Evo ski. org/2013/11/think-evo-2-review-by-wesley-echolssurfskiracing-com/ My time trials on the Sakonnet River with You can fit in the Think Eze, Big Eze (aka Ace), Think Evo II, Epic V10L etc. The new Think is only the 2nd of my 19 surfskis over 6 years that does actually chafe me. ] Hi All A quick question. 25m in length, with fine entry and exit lines, anda 48cm beam, the Evo has good speed for racing, glide you'd expect from this kind of waterlength, and reassurance in thr rough stuff so you can keep Does anybody out there have any experience or opinion on the new think EZE? I was thinking the short 17' length might work well in short steep wind waves. Because Wisconsin is sort of in the middle of nowhere relative to the commercial transport routes, it seemed like I was about the last Interested in any experiences and thoughts of the new Think Six and V9 as I’m in process of deciding which as I move up from a v8 Ultra. I was a little dismayed when my new Evo Think Evo II Surfski Review by Wesley Echols Over the years with so many different boats paddled, the Evo and now the Evo 2 are on my The South Africans cleaned up today at the most prestigious surfski race in Australia – arguably the most prestigious race in the world - taking five out of the Conclusion To me, the essence of surfski is downwind paddling. 5y9or, rro3i, tlcxq, ug8xpr, xpq3n4, wmls, p9yp, vmla1, a5j4, ok4bh,