Just wondering how many dedicated guys read SB?
I have 790, 950, 1100 front wings for Windwing , now 90% 950 x 400
683 and 790 for kite foiling but yet to try 950.
Stabilisers, 400, 420 and 483.
Love them all.

Have 633 for kiting and 1100 for winging. Waiting for the delivery of 950. Relly would like to know how's the 950 for kiting in light winds, if it's ridable at all, or too wide at least for strapless riding?

i have to try the 950 w/ the 400. I'm mostly using the 1000/400 combo the 950/483 was definitely easier to ride and learn some new stuff

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Topic should have been 'SAB Moses '

i was wondering why you put BRM and Moses together lol

Received the new 950 wings last week. Looking like a good step down from the 1100

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BrisKites said..
Received the new 950 wings last week. Looking like a good step down from the 1100

100% fantastic wings.
But now looking forward to the 940 and 370 combo.
I'll be interested to hear your comments on the true area of the 950 as 1330 sq cm is my calculation not 1600sq cm.
No issues however as it performs as wanted.

What's the most suited stab for W1000? has anybody tried the 483 with the 1000?

I have the 790, 1000, and 1100. After sanding down the wing tips of the 1000 a bit, it's my go to wing for the SF Bay Area (Treasure Island, Crissy, Sherman Island). Love the speed and glide. I would like more of a rolling rail to rail surf feel but overall 1000 is my favorite at this point when wind is >= 18 kts. The others feel slow and draggy in comparison which is fine at lower wind speed. The 1100 can get up and go in low wind speeds and is fun but the 1000 takes it up a few notches when the wind speed is there.

Thinking about the 940 to get more of a surfy feel while maintaining glide. The 1000 checks all boxes but on aggressive toe side turns it doesn't feel reliable... can taco unexpectedly sometimes. Maybe I need to make some adjustments, but doesn't feel like I can be super aggressive with toe side turns. I have been adding a bit more yaw to toe side turns which seems to help keep it on track, but doesn't feel as natural/effortless as I would like. Maybe the 940 is the answer. Hoping it isn't significantly slower. Love the speed/ high performance of the 1000. Almost everything I want in a foil.

After an seemly endless search to get an faster foil as my Gofoil M200/IWA with all the Covid related delayed or simply not delivered stuff I spoiled myself with a new Moses/Sab 82 /hd fuse and 950+1100 fronts with 483 stabilzer combo.
Really love the quality look and hope to ride it today with my Fanatic 5.8 Skywing. :)

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halfwaythere said..
I have the 790, 1000, and 1100. After sanding down the wing tips of the 1000 a bit, it's my go to wing for the SF Bay Area (Treasure Island, Crissy, Sherman Island). Love the speed and glide. I would like more of a rolling rail to rail surf feel but overall 1000 is my favorite at this point when wind is >= 18 kts. The others feel slow and draggy in comparison which is fine at lower wind speed. The 1100 can get up and go in low wind speeds and is fun but the 1000 takes it up a few notches when the wind speed is there.

Thinking about the 940 to get more of a surfy feel while maintaining glide. The 1000 checks all boxes but on aggressive toe side turns it doesn't feel reliable... can taco unexpectedly sometimes. Maybe I need to make some adjustments, but doesn't feel like I can be super aggressive with toe side turns. I have been adding a bit more yaw to toe side turns which seems to help keep it on track, but doesn't feel as natural/effortless as I would like. Maybe the 940 is the answer. Hoping it isn't significantly slower. Love the speed/ high performance of the 1000. Almost everything I want in a foil.

I am keen for more reports on 940 and when available the 945, for Windwing.
I think the 940 would be good for light wind for kite foiling .
Meanwhile its the 950 80% and 1100 20% Windwing.

An update from my side.Really short about me:47y old, avid wavesailor, supper 95/97kg from the Netherlands-Europe, living 15min from the Northsea.
Started wing in oct yes, just before it get cold here and quite often freezing. Started it of with an Fanatic Skywing5.8 and an Gofoil M200/IW quiver.

After an long search on whats available and what do i like I bought last month an Sab quiver with the 82 mast, HD fuse and 1100+950 fronts and 483 stab.
Short one: love it!
A bit longer :The first sess I went to a lake with easy going in and out to find the best mast position on my Fanatic 5.8. After a lot of experimentation: with the amount of pressure on the front foot that prefer I need them as much as forward as I can with the 2th row of holes. With that the 950 works pretty awesome. cuts through the water like there is nothing under your board and 100% quiet.
2the day we had rare side-off slow waves with enough wind for an 5m. horrible for wave sailing because too slow waves, not steep enough and just not enough wind but a wingers dream.
After a bit getting used to I got literally minutes long rides with decent long board style carves. If I try to turn a lot tighter the stab seems to lose grip so there is an min radius I can make with this combo, besides that F3ckig awesome
Thinking out loud: the losing grip might als have to do with where I put my mast so have to try more diff positions with that before i can call that an final conclusion

The 1100 I took the first time to the lake, again mast forward and it absolutely didn't work at all for me. Needed to stand way to far to the back and still then more pressure on my back as front foot.
Did I bought the wrong wing? I was thinking so till I started trying shims. With an 3gr a completely different animal and it felt as good as the 950 in front foot pressure. After lots of trying, I think the 2degree shim offers the magic mix for me.Compared to the 950 it is just quicker going on a lower speed. It has an really low stall speed. You let go a bit on tight turns and top speed but for just riding the small wind bumps on the sea it is for my conditions fast enough and pretty awesome with the 6m.

New board:
I liked the Fanatic5.8 but that there was no space to play with the mast position bothered me.So when new boards arrived at the shop I sold my Fanatic and Bought an AK 5.8. Same length but 90l, rails more forward, less wide nose smaller tail, 2.5kg lighter! and overall a noticeable step down in size.
I,m still fiddling a bit with the right mast position and balance on the board but so far it feels really good and surfs and pumps on the the small bumps we got so far even better, more lively as the fanatic.
I live in the Netherlands/Europe and Covid19 and travel regulations are still a big thing here making holiday options a bit limited.
The first plan was 2 weeks mtb in the Alps but that was when booking quite an hassle.
Now we go a few weeks to the north of Portugal to ,Viana do Castello, an place known for plenty of wind with an combo of flat water, some waves and swell to do down-winders on.
An great excuse to order an 3m starboard-Airrush and an front799 Balz Pro with 399 stab as well for when the 950 become a bit handfull.

940 review!

I haven't even tried my 799 Balz, but that 940 vid makes me greedy.

To mantain the joke, I love my brm 950, what!?
It just needs a tad more wind than my previous main wing 873, but once up and going it gives you more than twice the speed the 873 gift, allowing you to mantain foiling in llulls due to the extra speed.