Had my 14 Sprint Carbon for a few months now and my love for it hasn’t dwindled. It’s an awesome board! The twin chambers really do stiffen it up and make it quite solid. I’ve paddled it on rivers, canals, estuaries, lochs and lakes all over the country, and on the sea in calm and choppy conditions. I’m yet to find a place or situation it isn’t good in. I’ve got a 10’8 Cruise Carbon too, but my 14 is easily becoming my go to board. Weather it’s just me, me and kit or another person on it with me, it moves so easily through the water, it really glides well. On flat water I need to paddle less than people on shorter boards to go at the same speed thanks to the way it glides so well. I took it round the country paddling and have more bigger trips planned for this board, both here in the UK and abroad. If it has one downside, it’s probably the weight. It is heavier than a lot of other boards in its class, thanks to the construction, the twin chamber and the Carbon rails. With it being heavier though it doesn’t get blown around as easily as lighter boards, and the weight is something you get used to fairly quickly as you carry it to and from the water. Would not hesitate to recommend this board for whatever you plan to do, or the Cruise Carbon for that matter, they are both great boards that will give you many many hours of happy paddling, be that messing around at the beach or a longer touring paddle. If you’re looking for a new board you couldn’t do better than one of these, so treat yourself and join the #bluefinsups family 💙🤙