START 2

FAQ

Who is the Starboard START 2 2026 suitable for?

The START 2 2026 is designed as an entry-level/freeride board and is aimed at anyone taking their first steps in windsurfing or looking for a simple, forgiving all-rounder.

What sizes and volumes are available for the START 2 2026?

The board is available in sizes S, M, and L. The exact volume in liters depends on the selected size and is specified in the respective product variant.

What does the Rhino No Pad version mean?

The Rhino No Pad version is supplied without the additional Rhino Pad system. This allows you to use the board with a slim, lightweight design and add a pad or wax according to your preferences.

Can I also use the START 2 for wing foiling?

Yes, according to the manufacturer, the START 2 is designed to be used both as an entry-level windsurf board and for winging – the voluminous shape provides stability in both disciplines.

What construction does the Starboard START 2 2026 have?

The board is made using the Rhino construction, which is designed for robustness and durability in the entry-level range. You can find exact material details in the respective product variants.

How much does the Starboard START 2 2026 cost?

The price varies depending on the variant (Rhino No Pad or with pad) and size. You can find the current prices for the individual sizes in the product overview.

Is the START 2 2026 also suitable for lighter or heavier riders?

Thanks to its availability in several sizes (S, M, L), the board can be adapted to different body weights and areas of use. Which size is right for you depends on your weight, your skill level, and the planned area.

How do I properly care for and transport the board?

Rinse the board with fresh water after every session, avoid direct sunlight in the car, and transport it in a suitable board bag to prevent damage.