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Tushingham Sales Ltd
Registrace 5. 10. 2016
Tushingham is a dedicated watersports distribution company with over 30 years’ experience in the watersports industry. We take pride in our service and supply only the products we regard as the very best of their kind and that we ourselves would use. The main brands we distribute are Starboard and Severne along with Radz Hawaii, Forward WIP and TSL. We specialise in Windsurf, SUP and Wingboarding.
Please note that we are trade suppliers only. To find out where to purchase any of our products please follow the link below.
www.tushingham.com/
Please note that we are trade suppliers only. To find out where to purchase any of our products please follow the link below.
www.tushingham.com/
Forward WIP Wiflex Pro 2.0 Helmet
Matt from Forward WIP UK is here to talk you through the features of the new Wiflex 2.0 Helmet and how it compares to other helemts in WIP's range, including the orginal Wiflex Pro.
More info here:
www.forward-wip.com/produit/wiflex-pro-2-0/
Where to buy:
www.forward-wip.com/where-to-buy/
More info here:
www.forward-wip.com/produit/wiflex-pro-2-0/
Where to buy:
www.forward-wip.com/where-to-buy/
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The Wing Impact Vest from Forward WIP
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Matt from Forward WIP UK Breaks down the features of the new and highly popular wingfoil-specific Wing Flow Neo Impact Vest. Size Guide: www.forward-wip.com/size-chart/ Where to buy: www.forward-wip.com/where-to-buy/
The Steamy Wetsuit from Forward WIP
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Matt from Forward WIP UK talks you through the details of the new Steamy Wetsuit, sitting in the range between the Steamer MK3 5/4/3 and Steam 1.5 and designed specifically for foilsports such as kitefoiling and wingfoiling. More details here: www.forward-wip.com/produit/steamy-3-2/ Where to buy: www.forward-wip.com/where-to-buy/ Size guide: www.forward-wip.com/size-chart/
The Starboard Ace Foil Board with Holly Pye
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The new and highly popular Starboard Ace Foil Board has been flying out of UK stores, literally! Here's UK Team Rider Holly Pye talking you through her thoughts and experiences on the new Ace. Holly also covers the design aspects to show what makes it so good too! More info on the Ace: sup.star-board.com/paddle-board/hard-paddle-board/ace-foil/ Where to buy the Ace: sup.star-board.com/paddle-bo...
The 2024 Starboard Carve with Peter Hart
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UK Coach & Team Rider Peter Hart is here to talk you through his ultimate freeride machine - the Starboard Carve. In the video he has the 129l on the bench to talk through it's features and how 20 years of development has created the best Carve yet. More info on the Carve can be found here: windsurf.star-board.com/windsurfing-boards/freeride-racing-windsurf-boards/carve-freeride-windsurf-board/...
The New 2024 Starboard All Star With Marie Buchanan
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Starboard UK Team Rider Marie Buchanan talks you through her brand new 2024 All Star 14’0” x 21.5” Blue Carbon Sandwich ⚡️ @SupHQ
Peter Hart's New Freewave - The 2024 Starboard Kode
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The new wave of Freewave, UK Coach and Team Rider Peter Hart talks us through the brand new 2024 Kode, covering it's new features and how it compares to the dedicated wave Ultra model. More info on the Kode: windsurf.star-board.com/windsurfing-boards/wave-freestyle-windsurf-boards/kode-freewave-windsurf-board/ More info on the Ultra: windsurf.star-board.com/windsurfing-boards/wave-freestyle-win...
Starboard Ultra 82l Set Up Tips With Julius Byrne
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Starboard Ultra 82l Set Up Tips With Julius Byrne
The New Severne Dyno 4 In Action!
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Severne Team Riders Dieter Van Der Eyken and Lina Erpenstein sharing waves on the brand new Severne Dyno 4! More Info here: www.severnesails.com/boards/dyno/ Buy here: www.severneshop.com/shop/product/severne-dyno-v4/
Severne Gator rigging guide with Getwindsurfing
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Severne Gator rigging guide with Getwindsurfing
Starboard Kode Set Up with Getwindsurfing
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Starboard Kode Set Up with Getwindsurfing
Severne S1 Rigging Tips and 2023 Wave Overview with Phil Richards from Getwindsurfing
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Severne S1 Rigging Tips and 2023 Wave Overview with Phil Richards from Getwindsurfing
Lightwind Wingfoiling at Bigbury with Getwingsurfing
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Lightwind Wingfoiling at Bigbury with Getwingsurfing
Wave Vs Freewave Boards with Peter Hart
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Wave Vs Freewave Boards with Peter Hart
Starboard Carve set up tips with Getwindsurfing
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Starboard Carve set up tips with Getwindsurfing
Severne Dyno Set Up With Simon Bornoht
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Severne Dyno Set Up With Simon Bornoht
Peter Hart's top 3 Starboard Windsurf Boards for the UK
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Peter Hart's top 3 Starboard Windsurf Boards for the UK
The Starboard Take Off with Getwingsurfing
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The Starboard Take Off with Getwingsurfing
Freeride to Freewave with Peter Hart and Starboard Windsurfing
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Freeride to Freewave with Peter Hart and Starboard Windsurfing
Forward WIP Impact Vest - The highest performing watersports imapct vest
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Forward WIP Impact Vest - The highest performing watersports imapct vest
Forward WIP Wing Flow Neo Vest - The best impact vest for Wingfoiling
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Forward WIP Wing Flow Neo Vest - The best impact vest for Wingfoiling
The best Starboard SUP Paddle you can get! Prepreg, Carbon or Tiki Tech?!
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The best Starboard SUP Paddle you can get! Prepreg, Carbon or Tiki Tech?!
How do you attach a leg leash to that little metal ring?
I've been looking for a size advice on starboards website and can't find anything. I'm a 93kG sailor so not the 'average' size. I got a set of NCX's from 6,3 to 9.0. Should I go for the 129 or 139?
Hello, do you recommend 10'6 igo deluxe for beginner and intermediate windsurfer?
Whats diffrent than the V2 ? I prefer the design of the old one.
I'm interested to know the price of complete for the beginner thanks
Hello i am John F can you send me the price for the board complete with sail .
Hey andre pellecom here. Could you tell me ( i see you have a kind thesame poisture as me . I’m 1.60m height for 64 kg I’m searching for sails and extra wave board for light wind . Is the hyper 88 ideal for light wind. I want to buy also severne sails s1 or blade . Do you think the s1 is better for small people? Grtz andre Thxs in advance
So well explained. What a great teacher. I wonder where that spot was? Egypt? Thank you very much, well done.
More proactive - def. the key!
Why is Sting teaching windfoiling?
I've just got a 105 Kode as my light wind float and ride board and yes it is great! For my weight (65kg) the 105 is stable enough to uphaul if I have to, yet fine for catching whatever waves might be around. A good platform for improving fast tacks and heli-tacks, and compact enough to fit in the lift. It has really opened up those 'kite only' days at my local spot! I have placed the foostraps in their most forward freewave positions (as opposed to the indicated rearwards wave positions), as this corresponds more nearly with the middling settings on my Goya One 86L board - which happens to be almost exactly the same length though of course rather narrower (I have the thruster fin setup for both). Perhaps you can shed some light on why the Kode straps (and mast track too actually) are biased to the rear compared to the Goya One? Note also the difference with the Kode mast track compared with the Ultra in your video, again it's a good inch or two further back!
Torn between the 115 and the 125. My sails range from 4.5 to 6.5, I’m 73 Kg and I’m sailing in 10-15 knots. What do you recommend? Thanks
Looks good. Is there an easy way to move the hook out of the way if e.g. the wind drops and need to paddle back? I also windsurf - will a windsurf harness fit underneath?
I don't think you can adjust position of hook. (I have held and tried on this harness).
I love your videos!!!! as a beginner (2-3 years sailing now in a place without a lot a wind) your videos made me understand perfectly the difference between boards. You should do the same with SAILS, no content out there about the difference of sails, wave, freeride, slalom, how many battens, cambers etc etc.
Just got mine, Size M, after trying out the Size L. It's a snug fit. Does it loosen up a touch over time? Size L felt bulky and a loose fit, hence downsized to M, but wasn't expecting to feel this smaller. Thanks!
Regretfully, I purchased this vest for kitesurfing with a seat harness. Retention loop fell off on first use. Vest rides up despite straps and reflector fabric ripped off after a month. I suppose my vest slipped by quality control.
How do I fix a 99 carve for speed and jump on a choppy sea?
Is this Carve suited for choppy conditions? Concerned on the width will make it too bouncy in chop. Unfortunately my local spot is choppy even in moderately light winds.
Why do I have to compromise on tech & weight just to get a blue paddle? I’d love a prepreg, but I don’t want red.
What would you recommend is my next board? I have RRD FIRESTORM V3 123 litre. And is very choppy. I want a board that is easy to go upwind and planted to the water and faaast. 65 kg
Hi, the Futura might be the board for you! Also a stock model in the UK. Here's more info on Starboard's website: windsurf.star-board.com/windsurfing-boards/freeride-racing-windsurf-boards/futura-freerace-windsurf-board/
Even though I have been windsurfing a long time, I learned a lot from this video. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! I am a former intermediate advanced sailor who use to use a 9'6" high performance glass board. I would like to get back into sailing. I sail Santa Barbara, and Ventura California. Ventura can blow a consistent 15 to 18 knots, Santa Barbara is usually lighter, and 10 to 15. I would like to get a Starboard Go, I weigh 210lbs and would like to get a board that will float me, but also be functional in higher winds. I water start and jibe, but would also like to be able to use the board to teach my son. What do you suggest?
Hi, either a Go or a Carve in one of the larger sizes would suit! The Carve offers more high end performance than the Go, yet still user friendly. The Go however, has the centre fin option which would be great to teach your son! Perhaps head down to your local Starboard Stockists to have a look at both boards to help decide which is best for you :)
I started windsurfing 25 years ago and at the time would read Peter's articles in great detail, again and again. Later I bought his VHS cassettes of Carve Clinic 1 and 2, Turn for the Better 1 and 2, even Show'n Off 1 and 2 - I still have them all. His explanation and knowledge certainly transferred through into my head and I cannot thank the man enough for what he did to my sailing in the formative years. Coming back to the video, this will certainly help many folks make that decision. What a legend he is. Looking forward to meeting him one day in Cape Town, I hope.
Thanks for the great feedback!
I'm tempted by the Futura, but can't decide which size. Im 70kg and mostly sail a 117 F2 Stoke on the Reservoir, with no bigger than 7m sail. I just want to be carried though the lulls a bit better and have more upwind performance. I used to sail on the sea loads with my 87ltr F2 Style, it's taken me a while (19 years, still not quite right ) to figure out what works in the pond - fresh water and inconsistent breeze can make sailing frustrating. In lower winds I switch to the wingfoil. (sorry!)
The 110 would probably suit you best!
What size Carve for a bigger sailor? 100kg?
Hi, there's a size recommendation on Starboard's website, alternatively get in touch with your local Starboard Retailer, the'll be able to advise further.
What volume for a 85kg sailor?
Hi, there's a size recommendation on Starboard's website, alternatively get in touch with your local Starboard Retailer, the'll be able to advise further.
@@tushinghamsalesltd could you link me to the page?
Very informative Simon. What do you think of using an NCX for foiling? Cheers
Hi, we find the Turbo, Moto and Gator much better for foiling as these all have much better low end power. Of course the Foilglide is amazing, as it's specifically designed for freeride windfoiling. hope this helps!
Hi Peter. I am considering trading my 2020 GO 133 in for this 129 beauty. What is your recomendation? Will be there be any improvement because the GO board follow the Carve shapes. What will be the main diffrence between the two? Thanks
Hi, Tushingham Team here. The 129 is certainly an improvement, you'll notice earlier planing, quicker top speed and easier gybing on the newest model!
awesome, how do the sizes fit, would it be doable to get one size larger so i can still grow and keep using the vest or is that not nice with the vest starting to become loose?
Hi, we would recommend getting the size that fits you best currently, as this will offer the most performance and impact protection from the vest. Hopefully within your local watersports community if you were to grow out of your vest then you could easily resell and invest in the size larger, later down the line. Regards, Tushingham Team
Peter, you are the man! Love these informative videos!
Glad you like them!
Hey, what is the minimum wind speed needed for freestyle?
depending on the rider and kit, 15knts+!
Is that starboard ace air foil board available? Or is there a video about it?
Hey! Yes it is, Starboard are releasing the information on it very soon. also, Supboarder magazine have one, they've tested it and have a video coming too.
It is so beautiful that I would be scared to scratch it...damn
Us too!
Excellent explanation!
Glad it was helpful!
I need to go for a SUPfoil on ours soooooon
Need some south coast swell to come through!!
Amazing video. This will be played in the shop :)
Glad you like it!
As usual Harty’s explanations are first rate. I like the lazy option of pottering around and blasting along at breakneck speed on the mid 2010’s floaty Rio with a Tushingham 8.5m2 race sail. I really miss the Tushingham sails.
Sounds awesome!
Siiiiiiick!
Thanks!
I miss my star board, no one windsurfs any longer
They do!!!
Now I really dont know what to buy. Wanted to get something around 120l for the family. Was thinking initially of a JP Magic Ride 119, then I saw Duotone Eagle 120 looks interesting, and now this! Probably the best board review I have ever seen. Is the weight difference noticeable with the other construction? I don't want to have to carry it over the stones in Vassiliki every time my wife wants to go on the water.....
Hey! Thanks for the feedback. There is a weight difference, I'd suggest heading to Starboard's website as they list the weights of all sizes/constructions for you to compare. Here's a link: windsurf.star-board.com/windsurfing-boards/freeride-racing-windsurf-boards/carve-freeride-windsurf-board/
Fantastic explanation, thank you! I love Peter’s enthusiasm
Glad you enjoyed it!
I just bought an old used one for real cheap. Its real easy to poke holes in lo. l Its at the end of is life. With that said I think you should ship me a new one. Please and thank you ...
We'd recommend speaking to your local Starboard Retailer, you won't be disappointed with a new one!
Super bella❤
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I go dinghy sailing, I tried windsurfing once on an 80's board which I brought for £10, but found it impossible and quickly gave up. I made the mistake of assuming that because I can sail that windsurfing would be easy. The Go Windsurf looks a lot more user friendly, especially the 175 or 186. Are they much more stable than the older style boards? I live next to a nice beach in Lowestoft and it seems a shame not to go for a blast.
Yes, much more stable thanks to the width and volume distribution! the latest Starboard Go is by far the easiest and most progressive board to learn to windsurf on.
@@tushinghamsalesltd Cheers. I'm considering the Start too, it's like a ship.
@@tushinghamsalesltd Thanks for the reply.I'm considering the Start too, it's like a ship. With the right conditions, this beach has zero beach break, so it's perfect for a big board. Cheers
Hello Matt!...l have a some questions. I am using the 1400 front wing. How far forward should l put the mast track position from the front tuttle screw and can l play a bit with the stab rake if it doesn't get on the foil early enough? I am 85 kg. and with my weight would you recommend the 80 or 85cm Alien? Looking forward to your reply. Thank you, Tibor
Hey! on our channel we have a video on how to get into Windfoiling with Simon Bornhoft. This video should be able to answer a few of your set up queries! We've never found the need to adjust the tail wing angle on the Redwing however I'm sure that if you wanted to then some aftermarket shims could be made via a 3d printer etc. I'd recommend the 80 (145) for you as it's a fantastic allrounder.
There is Bjorn, there is Naish and there is Harty. His continued chops mean the world to many of us,
Agreed!
Always good to see Harty! Please can you do a Blade rigging guide?
Hi, we'll be working on more videos with Peter, stay tuned!
So which sail model would suit the Kode best? Dedicated wave or Freewave or both?
I use the Blades - but Gator or similar crossover sail works equally well, esp if you're doing more bump and jumping than pure wave sailing
Severne Gator or Blade!
Se non ho capito male la mano è una tavola adatta al wave riding ma non per onde molto grandi 2-3 mt?
Correct! Anything up to logo high the Nano is fantastic! Bigger waves you might want a different style of board like the Project Scott for better control
Hi, thanks for the helpful review - I ride S1s, mainly in UK bump n jump, and I love the feel of the sails. I’ve recently bought a Pyro and find the guys on blade / pyro are sailing with more drive and upwind grip than me. Any tips on getting the best out of a S1 / Pyro combo for bump n jump? 👍🏻
Hi, Matt here. I personally use the S-1 and Pyro combo and love it. There is a difference in the performance of the S-1 vs Blade, both have different styles of sailing. The Blade might be more stable and have better upwind drive however the S-1 has more low end power and is much more manoeuvrable. Pro's and cons of each! I use the Pyro as a thruster, I found the larger rear fin offers more back foot drive for upwind - maybe this will help you.
Thanks for the reply - coincidentally, I have also been riding the Pyro with a thruster and found it much better with the S1 - as you say, I guess it’s just tuning to the subtle differences between the Blade v S1 👍🏻