2023 Severne Dyno 3 HD 95 used windsurf board in good condition
Includes footstraps and fins
Severne introduces HD construction; a value oriented, heavy duty construction of the most popular boards of the range starting with Fox and Dyno.
HD CONSTRUCTION
The Fox HD and Dyno HD have Heavy Duty Glass and Wood reinforcements on heels, nose, and mast track surrounding. Also, HD boards have rails wrapped in Heavy Duty Glass to ensure strength and long term durability.
SEVERNE DYNO 3
FAST FREEWAVE.
EPIC JUMPING.
EARLY PLANING.
The Dyno is the go-to board for all-round windsurfing conditions. Multiple tuning options and innovative design solutions transform any day on the water into one to remember.
EASE & PROGRESSION
The incredible ease, control and versatility have given the Dyno a reputation as the ultimate all-rounder. Balanced volume distribution and a compact outline create a stable platform from which to progress. Whether you’re looking to master blasting control, make more gybes or venture into waves, the Dyno and its multiple configuration options will take you all the way.
PERFORMANCE
Faster rocker lines and increased volume under foot make the Dyno super early planing and keep it charging through gusts, lulls and planing gybes.
The compact size enables real use of all that speed – the Dyno is more than just capable in the air, it is a jumping machine. Aerial rotations, freestyle moves and straight up rocket air on demand.
Parallel rails are very effective at reducing drag and increasing speed, so it allows the addition of some manoeuvre enhancing tail kick. This makes the Dyno much more than just a bump & jump blasting board – it can drive through turns on the rail, making the most of any onshore or real world waves.
With the new outline and increased lift at the front, the Dyno becomes even more versatile. It’s able to handle steeper sections on waves without nose-diving and also catch less when hammering through nasty chop.
The Dyno is the board to upgrade your everyday windsurfing conditions to Maximum Fun.
