Salut tout le monde, je recherche le test de la Naish supercross 2004 75 l ou un avis de ceux qui la possèdent !!
Merci

Salut, j'ai épluché les Spécials Test 2003 et 2004 et je n'ai trouvé que l'éssais de la Naish Supercross 250/85l et 260/114l..............

Merci pour l'info, je continue à chercher
Salut

Sa m'intéresse le test de le 85L. Est-ce que tu peu copier les points forts et faibles stp?

Ok je vois ça et je refais un post.

Voici donc la conclusion du est test PLANCHEMAG 2004 pour la NAISH Supercross 250/54,7/85l.
Bien typée Wave onshore par son shape, ses réglages et équipements, la Supercross est une planche super rapide avec laquelle on se dégage des mousses et des molles d'air facilement. Nerveuse, précise et réactive, elle donne le meilleur en Bump and jump, quand le plan d'eau est propre, entre les séries.
Les plus : Vivacité, contrôle, vitesse trés élevée, réactivité, waveriding.
Les moins : Plus technique par sa plus petite taille, un poil rigide dans le clapot.
NOTES :
Départ planning: 8/10
Contrôle surventes: 10/10
Facilité à exploiter: 7/10
Facilité au jibe: 9/10
Waveriding: 9/10
Confort dans clapot: 7/10
Vitesse moyenne: 10/10
Vitesse maxi: 10/10
J'espère que cela pourra d'aider dans ton choix.

ok merci bocou

De rien................

Naish Supercross 250      Year       2004
Category     SuperX Board (Small)
Test Report   from boards U.K magazine

Compared to the other boards in this test the Naish feels extremely small, at least 5L less than the 85 quoted! It's compact, nippy and fast with a classic wave-slalom feel. Early planing is slightly compromised by the lack of volume, but once it starts to get going it's very good. It has the balance and poise of a small slalom or freeride board - comfortable and controllable at high speeds, nippy, agile and a great jumper / gyber / blaster. In particular it feels compact and agile in the air, with a very attached-to-your-feet feel. For these reasons it was the best looper of the test.

Riding: It keeps speed well and prefers more drawn out turns, through which it gives great grip. It has a great 'off-the-top' with its narrow tail slicing into the wave excellently. Although by nature a fraction stiffer than most, its small size keeps it agile, though you need to work that little bit harder on the wave to avoid stalling.

Aerial & 'Styling: It uses its speed to boost you up, and with its domed deck and small size is very attached to your feet in the air, which really lends itself to looping or skying big air. However, with its narrowness and apparent low volume it does not lend itself so well to freestyle, presenting too small a planing surface and not a great deal of margin for error for anyone other than very lightweight sailors.

Fittings: The DaKine straps are a little stiff and can twist unless you can do them up tight enough, but are undoubtedly good quality. It comes with an appropriately-sized 23cm Powerbox fin.

Guesters' Opinion: A very popular little board with the guesters, who loved its jumping, lively blasting and ease of use.

Range / Ideal Conditions: 4.2-5.7m. sails. Waves and bump-and-jump.

Overall: It has quite a 'traditional' feel, and is very well suited to riders looking for a fast high wind board for charging around, doing big jumps and maybe some occasional waveriding if conditions permit. It just misses out on being a test winner as it feels a little small for an 85L board, but it excels at delivering high wind excitement in a flat water or bump-and-jump environment. Very applicable to light / medium weight sailors and very relevant as a one-board-only high wind machine for all conditions. Highly recommended.

J'ai acheté la Naish Supercross 250 il y a maintenant 6 mois. J'ai malheureusement pu la sortir que trois fois.
Je la trouve super comfortable avec un bon dépar au planing. La planche vas très vite. En vague c'est nikel ( pour moi qui suis wave rider méga débutant ).
En conclition je dirais que c'est la planche qui me fallait (une chance que je soit tombé sur cette annonce) !!!:D