Gebrauchte Boards, Segel und Zubehör

DIMENSIONS

The slalom based rocker-line balances out the performance of early planning, acceleration, top speed, control and maneuverability. The very flat nose curve is specially designed to have a better water flow in this normally very curved area. The smoother water flow increases the backward sliding speed for double sliding rotations and the release for backward sliding pop.

Outline

The reduced nose width improves the rotation speed on the water and in the air. The „kink“ in the tail outline reduces the wetted surface area for increased acceleration, top speed and better pop.

Bottom Shape

The flat panel V still proved to be the best all-in-one bottom shape for early planing performance, great acceleration and top speed and it also ensures the board remains reactive from rail to rail and slides easily for multiple spins.

Deck Shape

The dome deck under the back footstrap gives essential grip under the feet. At the front footstrap and mast-track area we kept a flatter deck to increase the comfort when riding switch or not standing in the straps.

Rail Shape

The rails are designed for the best ratio between volume balance, general performance (planning, acceleration, top speed, control), carving and sliding ability.

Inserts

A variety of inserts in the front allow riders to alter the angle and width of the footstraps to suit their style and foot size.        

With our additional GET line we respond to the constant request for a softer construction and offer a more comfortable ride next to our sporty line. Our GBM line is the stiffer and lighter construction using materials with a higher Carbon percentage while our GET line offers more flex and comfort with the softer fiberglass material.

GBM – The full deck and bottom Carbon/Kevlar construction has the best impact strength to weight ratio and are lighter, plane earlier and ride more direct.

GET – The full deck Carbon/Kevlar with the full biax fiberglass bottom make the boards feel more connected to the wave and the smoother and more controlled turns allow the rider to ride more radical.

The slalom based rocker-line balances out the performance of early planning, acceleration, top speed, control and maneuverability. The very flat nose curve is specially designed to have a better water flow in this normally very curved area. The smoother water flow increases the backward sliding speed for double sliding rotations and the release for backward sliding pop.

Outline

The reduced nose width improves the rotation speed on the water and in the air. The „kink“ in the tail outline reduces the wetted surface area for increased acceleration, top speed and better pop.

Bottom Shape

The flat panel V still proved to be the best all-in-one bottom shape for early planing performance, great acceleration and top speed and it also ensures the board remains reactive from rail to rail and slides easily for multiple spins.

Deck Shape

The dome deck under the back footstrap gives essential grip under the feet. At the front footstrap and mast-track area we kept a flatter deck to increase the comfort when riding switch or not standing in the straps.

Rail Shape

The rails are designed for the best ratio between volume balance, general performance (planning, acceleration, top speed, control), carving and sliding ability.

Inserts

A variety of inserts in the front allow riders to alter the angle and width of the footstraps to suit their style and foot size.        

With our additional GET line we respond to the constant request for a softer construction and offer a more comfortable ride next to our sporty line. Our GBM line is the stiffer and lighter construction using materials with a higher Carbon percentage while our GET line offers more flex and comfort with the softer fiberglass material.

GBM – The full deck and bottom Carbon/Kevlar construction has the best impact strength to weight ratio and are lighter, plane earlier and ride more direct.

GET – The full deck Carbon/Kevlar with the full biax fiberglass bottom make the boards feel more connected to the wave and the smoother and more controlled turns allow the rider to ride more radical.

A shorter name and a refreshed look is the change but the shape is still the one we like the most. Simply a board which does everything everywhere. The shape is designed independend from the fin setup and the rider just need to decide which shape fit to his body size and riding level. The fins can be tuned in many ways depending on surfing style and prevailiung conditions. The trailer and twinzer fin setup ride and slide the best from wave size between head to mast high. Bigger waves are conquered saver with the Thruster setup while strong wind flat water sailing makes most sense with a Single fin.THE CONCEPT

Many people understand that smaller and/or lighter riders tend to have smaller feet and/or a lighter/lower leverage point and therefore they prefer narrower tails and they can also handle shorter boards. Taller and/or heavier riders with bigger feet and/or longer legs have a higher/heavier leverage point and tend to prefer a bit of extra board length and tail width to support their weight and power on the tail.

A similar principle also applies to sailing level. Pro’s who drive their turns over the front foot and steer with the back, tend to opt for shorter shapes so they can carve short radiuses and close the turn over the narrow tail. Novice wave riders focus more on their back foot and need added width in the tail to support the additional force they exert over the tail so they don’t lose too much speed during the turn. A little bit of additional length also helps novices to float around and tackle any white water.

Analysis of the above leads us to the conclusion that there is a need for two board shapes. One that is shorter with a narrower tail and another with a bit of extra length and more width in the tail. Both board shapes can be designed to an optimum performance ratio between early planing, acceleration, speed and turning ability regardless of the fin setup.

With the trailer fin box arrangement of 3x 8″ US boxes, the fin setup can be adapted to suit the conditions and an individual’s riding style. The majority of multi fin boards on the market today have very small fin boxes with minimal room for adjustment and this, combined with the board shape, means that each model has a very narrow band of conditions that it performs well in. Even if you’re armed with plenty of fins, lots of time and knowledge, the boards will still be limited in their range of use and the only solution to cover a greater range of conditions will be to buy more boards.

However, this is not true with our boards. Over the past couple of years, we have proven that there is no other fin box arrangement that allows for as many fin setups and allows for them to be setup and fine tuned as easily and quickly as with our versatile 3 fin box arrangement.

A shorter name and a refreshed look is the change but the shape is still the one we like the most. Simply a board which does everything everywhere. The shape is designed independend from the fin setup and the rider just need to decide which shape fit to his body size and riding level. The fins can be tuned in many ways depending on surfing style and prevailiung conditions. The trailer and twinzer fin setup ride and slide the best from wave size between head to mast high. Bigger waves are conquered saver with the Thruster setup while strong wind flat water sailing makes most sense with a Single fin.THE CONCEPT

Many people understand that smaller and/or lighter riders tend to have smaller feet and/or a lighter/lower leverage point and therefore they prefer narrower tails and they can also handle shorter boards. Taller and/or heavier riders with bigger feet and/or longer legs have a higher/heavier leverage point and tend to prefer a bit of extra board length and tail width to support their weight and power on the tail.

A similar principle also applies to sailing level. Pro’s who drive their turns over the front foot and steer with the back, tend to opt for shorter shapes so they can carve short radiuses and close the turn over the narrow tail. Novice wave riders focus more on their back foot and need added width in the tail to support the additional force they exert over the tail so they don’t lose too much speed during the turn. A little bit of additional length also helps novices to float around and tackle any white water.

Analysis of the above leads us to the conclusion that there is a need for two board shapes. One that is shorter with a narrower tail and another with a bit of extra length and more width in the tail. Both board shapes can be designed to an optimum performance ratio between early planing, acceleration, speed and turning ability regardless of the fin setup.

With the trailer fin box arrangement of 3x 8″ US boxes, the fin setup can be adapted to suit the conditions and an individual’s riding style. The majority of multi fin boards on the market today have very small fin boxes with minimal room for adjustment and this, combined with the board shape, means that each model has a very narrow band of conditions that it performs well in. Even if you’re armed with plenty of fins, lots of time and knowledge, the boards will still be limited in their range of use and the only solution to cover a greater range of conditions will be to buy more boards.

However, this is not true with our boards. Over the past couple of years, we have proven that there is no other fin box arrangement that allows for as many fin setups and allows for them to be setup and fine tuned as easily and quickly as with our versatile 3 fin box arrangement.

Scoop-Rocker-Line

The slalom based rocker-line balances out the performance of early planning, acceleration, top speed, control and maneuverability. The very flat nose curve is specially designed to have a better water flow in this normally very curved area. The smoother water flow increases the backward sliding speed for double sliding rotations and the release for backward sliding pop.

Outline

The reduced nose width improves the rotation speed on the water and in the air. The „kink“ in the tail outline reduces the wetted surface area for increased acceleration, top speed and better pop.

Bottom Shape

The flat panel V still proved to be the best all-in-one bottom shape for early planing performance, great acceleration and top speed and it also ensures the board remains reactive from rail to rail and slides easily for multiple spins.

Deck Shape

The dome deck under the back footstrap gives essential grip under the feet. At the front footstrap and mast-track area we kept a flatter deck to increase the comfort when riding switch or not standing in the straps.

Rail Shape

The rails are designed for the best ratio between volume balance, general performance (planning, acceleration, top speed, control), carving and sliding ability.

Inserts

A variety of inserts in the front allow riders to alter the angle and width of the footstraps to suit their style and foot size.    

With our additional GET line we respond to the constant request for a softer construction and offer a more comfortable ride next to our sporty line. Our GBM line is the stiffer and lighter construction using materials with a higher Carbon percentage while our GET line offers more flex and comfort with the softer fiberglass material.

GBM – The full deck and bottom Carbon/Kevlar construction has the best impact strength to weight ratio and are lighter, plane earlier and ride more direct.

GET – The full deck Carbon/Kevlar with the full biax fiberglass bottom make the ride through rough chop in windy conditions feel smoother and more controlled and hard flat landings are absorbed much more.

The short length requested a complete new curve with a longer flat for more stability. The nose is kept low to avoid a too steep and draggy water line.

Outline

Very short and compact outline for fastest rotation possible.

Bottom-Shape

The double concave in the tail area let the board track safely through the chop and the additional side flats provide the necessary sliding abilities. The flat V in the front area still proves to be the best compromise between all the performance aspects.

Deck-Shape

The dome in the deck area around the back footstrap allows for essential grip under the feet. The thick tail gives more volume and height under the back foot and supports earlier planning and allows to push more against the tail to accelerate and pop.  At the front footstrap and mast-track area, we kept a flatter deck to increase the comfort when riding switch or not standing in the straps.

Rail-Shape

The thick rail gives the necessary stability to the compact shape and prevents from sinking too deep after hard power move landings.

Inserts

A variety of inserts in the front allow riders to alter the angle and width of the footstraps to suit their style and foot size.        

With our additional GET line, we respond to the constant request for a softer construction and offer a more comfortable ride next to our sporty line. Our GBM line is the stiffer and lighter construction using materials with a higher Carbon percentage while our GET line offers more flex and comfort with the softer fiberglass material.

GBM – The full deck and bottom Carbon/Kevlar construction has the best impact strength to weight ratio and are lighter, plane earlier and ride more direct.

GET – The full deck Carbon/Kevlar with the full biax fiberglass bottom make the ride through rough chop in windy conditions feel smoother and more controlled and hard flat landings are absorbed much more.

 

Scoop-Rocker-Line

A blend of wave and slalom rockers to give each board the versatility that is required for its range of use. Hints of slalom for performance and wave for control and maneuverability.
f-cross 86 Increased tail rocker to gain additional wave performance.
f-cross 93 Minimal tail rocker to achieve an equal performance ratio between early planing, acceleration, top speed, control and maneuverability.
f-cross 102 | 112 Zero tail rocker for extremely early planing, acceleration, top speed and flat water maneuverability.

Outline 

A harmonic outline with no extreme features – just a nice and clean, well-balanced curve from tail to nose for the most versatile range of use.

Bottom-Shape

V with double concave and side flats in the nose area and under the mastrack to provide a slightly softer and more controllable ride. Flat V in the tail area for easy rail-to-rail maneuverability and top speed.

Deck-Shape

A nice domed deck in the nose and the middle section to harmonize with the rail and hold the volume. Increased dome in the tail for better foot positioning and grip in the straps.

Rail-Shape

Thin rails in the nose area to reduce weight. Thinner and sharper rails in the tail for increased grip in the turn and a clean water release for performance.
f-cross 86 | 93 Oversized wave rails in the mid-section to maintain wave characteristics but enough flotation to avoid the rail from digging too far into the water.
f-cross 102 | 112 Boxy rails in the mid-section for increased flotation and balance support during gybes and flat water maneuvers.

CONSTRUCTION

With our additional GET line, we respond to the constant request for a softer construction and offer a more comfortable ride next to our sporty line. Our GBM line is the stiffer and lighter construction using materials with a higher Carbon percentage while our GET line offers more flex and comfort with the softer fiberglass material.

GBM – The full deck and bottom Carbon/Kevlar construction has the best impact strength to weight ratio and are lighter, plane earlier and ride more direct.

GET – The full biax fiberglass construction on deck and bottom makes the board feel very smooth, more comfortable and more controllable.

Scoop-Rocker-Line

A blend of wave and slalom rockers to give each board the versatility that is required for its range of use. Hints of slalom for performance and wave for control and maneuverability.
f-cross 86 Increased tail rocker to gain additional wave performance.
f-cross 93 Minimal tail rocker to achieve an equal performance ratio between early planing, acceleration, top speed, control and maneuverability.
f-cross 102 | 112 Zero tail rocker for extremely early planing, acceleration, top speed and flat water maneuverability.

Outline 

A harmonic outline with no extreme features – just a nice and clean, well-balanced curve from tail to nose for the most versatile range of use.

Bottom-Shape

V with double concave and side flats in the nose area and under the mastrack to provide a slightly softer and more controllable ride. Flat V in the tail area for easy rail-to-rail maneuverability and top speed.

Deck-Shape

A nice domed deck in the nose and the middle section to harmonize with the rail and hold the volume. Increased dome in the tail for better foot positioning and grip in the straps.

Rail-Shape

Thin rails in the nose area to reduce weight. Thinner and sharper rails in the tail for increased grip in the turn and a clean water release for performance.
f-cross 86 | 93 Oversized wave rails in the mid-section to maintain wave characteristics but enough flotation to avoid the rail from digging too far into the water.
f-cross 102 | 112 Boxy rails in the mid-section for increased flotation and balance support during gybes and flat water maneuvers.

CONSTRUCTION

With our additional GET line, we respond to the constant request for a softer construction and offer a more comfortable ride next to our sporty line. Our GBM line is the stiffer and lighter construction using materials with a higher Carbon percentage while our GET line offers more flex and comfort with the softer fiberglass material.

GBM – The full deck and bottom Carbon/Kevlar construction has the best impact strength to weight ratio and are lighter, plane earlier and ride more direct.

GET – The full biax fiberglass construction on deck and bottom makes the board feel very smooth, more comfortable and more controllable.