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mark62 said..
From Facebook, Atomic Masterblaster looking very nice in Blue. I suspect the construction of these boards will easily outlast the main stream stuff.

Constructed by Carbonart

From facebook, SB W44 speed and speed slalom 55.

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choco said..

mark62 said..
From facebook, iSonic 2020. Note the very short mast track!

Cost cutting measure? stupid idea because no 2 sailors are alike

Agree. No two rigs are alike either. Ridiculously short!

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sailquik said..

choco said..

mark62 said..
From facebook, iSonic 2020. Note the very short mast track!

Cost cutting measure? stupid idea because no 2 sailors are alike

Agree. No two rigs are alike either. Ridiculously short!

I've never used my mast track all the way back or forward. Maybe it makes sense if it covers the real usable tuning range.

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Waiting4wind said..

sailquik said..

choco said..

mark62 said..
From facebook, iSonic 2020. Note the very short mast track!

Cost cutting measure? stupid idea because no 2 sailors are alike

Agree. No two rigs are alike either. Ridiculously short!

I've never used my mast track all the way back or forward. Maybe it makes sense if it covers the real usable tuning range.

I do, true

Neilpryde Evo XII and Flight Evo II

It's a slalom board.
Track between 22-25" ahead of center of front footstraps.
New school? Nope, that's for sailing slow.

This is the Sailworks NX 6.2, 4 cam, 7 batten racing machine. I am so impressed with the power and performance of this sail that I have ordered 3 more for this season. Keep your eye out in the gear reviews as I will be adding a in-depth review on their specs, ranges, durability and overall performance. Big thanks to Chris at Windsurfsystems for his great customer service and getting me onto these power machines.











This is the Exocet RS TWO 91 ltr. Have just got this and looking to get it into the 40 knot range coupled with the NX sails. Stay tuned ;)