Nice one! On flat water yes, you will enjoy the 1401 better...untill you will want to do tricks and carves, then 1180 will come back under the mast ;) Try the art pro with the 250 progressive stab, makes it a bit more playful by similar lift
I've been back the 1180 quite a few times for sure, it's just such a fun and versatile wing. I was thinking about getting a progressive wing for off the dock and behind the boat, which do you think is the better all around size?
@@FoilFanatic42 what stabs you have already? i use now the skinny 359/40 and progressive 250 (same area, very different shapes), they are very complementary and can be both combined with art pro and spitfire. so yes, i'd recommend that one if you already have a skinny. Next challenge for the art pro: th-cam.com/video/EEgEOOgcj7U/w-d-xo.htmlsi=AWt-Hc8nLPLELunR
@arco2ch I only have the 460 and 50 skinny. But good to know! That looks like a fun start and a good training technique haha! I'm still trying to learn how to sit down and stand back up while pumping, but it has been quite the challenge.
@@FoilFanatic42 fair to say the 460 can be passed on, i actually got rid of my whole PNG Red Series setup at once when the art pro black series arrived. The 460 is def too big now for your skills
@arco2ch I agree and really will only keep it to help teach others. I'll probably end up getting a shorter black advanced fuse next or a rear wing. Although I've been tempted to get a 910b for behind the boat.
Nice one! On flat water yes, you will enjoy the 1401 better...untill you will want to do tricks and carves, then 1180 will come back under the mast ;) Try the art pro with the 250 progressive stab, makes it a bit more playful by similar lift
I've been back the 1180 quite a few times for sure, it's just such a fun and versatile wing. I was thinking about getting a progressive wing for off the dock and behind the boat, which do you think is the better all around size?
@@FoilFanatic42 what stabs you have already? i use now the skinny 359/40 and progressive 250 (same area, very different shapes), they are very complementary and can be both combined with art pro and spitfire. so yes, i'd recommend that one if you already have a skinny.
Next challenge for the art pro:
th-cam.com/video/EEgEOOgcj7U/w-d-xo.htmlsi=AWt-Hc8nLPLELunR
@arco2ch I only have the 460 and 50 skinny. But good to know!
That looks like a fun start and a good training technique haha! I'm still trying to learn how to sit down and stand back up while pumping, but it has been quite the challenge.
@@FoilFanatic42 fair to say the 460 can be passed on, i actually got rid of my whole PNG Red Series setup at once when the art pro black series arrived. The 460 is def too big now for your skills
@arco2ch I agree and really will only keep it to help teach others. I'll probably end up getting a shorter black advanced fuse next or a rear wing. Although I've been tempted to get a 910b for behind the boat.
You might actually be tempting me to attempt my first dock start…
With your experience I have no doubt you could pull it off! Make sure to record it though, it makes for some awesome clips when learning lol