CARVE

FAQ

Who is the Starboard CARVE SLC 2026 suitable for?

The Starboard CARVE SLC 2026 is designed as a freeride board and is aimed at windsurfers looking for a versatile board with easy planing, secure control, and effortless jibes.

What does the SLC designation mean on this board?

SLC stands for StarLite Carbon – a construction method that, according to the manufacturer, is produced with a low CO2 footprint of 129.9 kg and combines lightweight construction with robust performance.

What sizes are available for the Starboard CARVE SLC 2026?

The board is offered in several volume and length variants. Which size is optimal depends on the rider's weight, the sail used, and personal usage conditions.

For what wind and area conditions is the CARVE SLC 2026 intended?

As a freeride board, it is designed for a wide range of applications – from choppy inland waters to choppy coastal areas, with a focus on comfortable planing and controlled jibs.

Can the Starboard CARVE SLC 2026 also be used for first jibes?

Yes, the board is designed for easy, secure jibes and helps beginners and advanced riders alike to ride the jibs in a controlled manner with little effort.

Which fin and mast track components are installed on the board?

A center fin is mounted on the board, and it also features Starboard's typical mast track mount. Please refer to the manufacturer's specifications for the exact fin size and recommended sail sizes.

How do you properly care for the Starboard CARVE SLC 2026?

After use, rinse the board with fresh water, store it protected from direct sunlight, and regularly check the fins for damage – this keeps the surface and edge functional for a long time.

Is the CARVE SLC 2026 produced sustainably?

Starboard states an AVG emission value of 129.9 kg CO2e for the StarLite Carbon construction. This means the series aims for a reduced ecological footprint compared to conventional construction methods.