segler said..
Inherent pitch stability. It won't porpoise. Do that same configuration with a bigger floaty board and you have the ideal rig to infect beginners with the foiling disease.
Not really. What it does is make it slower to respond to pitch adjustments as well so once you go into launch mode, much harder to get out. Same thing already exists with longer fuselages: they are more stable but also require earlier input so in, say, steeper chop, one almost has to anticipate rather than react to pitch movements. You see it in Moths with their wands - when the wand doesn't respond quick enough and things go bad.
For many, the ideal rig is just a big slow wing
source:
mauisurfreport.blogspot.com/2018/09/sunday-9-23-18-morning-call.html
