Having a look on the OLD message board I saw this message :
www.asafeplace.co.uk/isoracingv2/message...5&forum=ISO_News
For sure most of you can address his questions better than me

Answering Tim's question on the old message board:

User: timgrasse ---- Posted: 25-Mar-10 20:47
hi im thinking of moveing from my contender to a single trapeaze skiff. i have narrowed my choice to a Laser 4000 and an iso can you tell me why i should by an Iso instead of the 4000 and which is more funn for your money?
tim

Briefly - Dinghy Sailing Magazine did a boat comparison review in about 2007 I think it was, so you can read that via the "Downloads" / "Media" section of this ISO website. (It wasn't there until 5 minutes ago when I saw your question!)

With Rooster being the main dealer for ISO's and their bits, along with Rondar the selected manufacturer, I personally fell the ISO class is in a win win situation.

Pete

Tim,
my reply is less technical than the one from Pete...

Get an Iso and join the class :
You'll have an excellent boat, and more important you'll have a lot of fun, sailing with nice people...
so nice that I decided to travel 1000km last year in order to join your nationals

Marco

?And us Brits are returning the gesture by travelling 1000miles to attend the Eurocup on Lake Garda this year.

This is what I mean when I say you are so nice...
Tim, If you join the class I can guarantee you'll have a lot of fun !!!