Need to get a 70L -75L board but for european conditions (no down the line conditions where I live). I sail in onshore mushy conditions where upwind and early planning are vital. I`m a light weight and have an 86L board as my large board. Am torn between a magic wave 75 and a Duotone Freewave 74. Has anyone used either of these boards?

If its for highwind jumping and onshore turns an allround wave shape would be my pick ,whatever the equivelant is to a Pyro ,not sailed any of your picks.
I,m a lightweight and early planing is not such an issue as heavier riders that may need more help with a freewave.

What weight? What sail size? Early planing but you have an 86?

Flikka custom freewave boards are great and can be built to suit your needs. Luka the shaper emails back and has really good experience making a board for your conditions, weight and rocker. You can have 5 fin boxes too so you can use as quad or thruster.

I have a freewave 135 and it turns like a 100 litre board, their fins to suit the boards too work really well, especially their angled side fins.

I also have a 105 compact wave in their dyneema construction.

You can go on their design your board thing on their website and get quite creative with sizes and set ups.

The magic waves are very versatile, especially if you can track down an older 5 box (pre 2024) model. Very quick to plane, good upwind and feel light under your feet. Love mine and the quad option is great for bigger days.
Can't really comment on a freewave, i havent ridden a recent one. But i will anyway I reckon they'd be quicker but not as wave oriented. I'd go for the magic wave if jumping and riding is your thing. The magic wave would be comparable to a Grip 3, rather than freewave