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Size qm |
Boom cm |
Mast cm |
Batten |
Camber |
Top |
kg |
IMCS |
Price
£ |
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4,6 |
168 |
412 |
5 |
0 |
vario |
3,50 |
18-20 |
280 |
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5,1 |
176 |
418 |
6 |
0 |
vario |
4,10 |
18-20 |
289 |
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5,6 |
184 |
453 |
6 |
0 |
vario |
4,20 |
20-22 |
300 |
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6,1 |
192 |
458 |
6 |
0 |
fix |
4,40 |
20-22 |
308 |
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6,6 |
197 |
468 |
6 |
0 |
fix |
4,60 |
24-26 |
317 |
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Nexus
For Easy Crossover
Sailing :
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The main aspiration of the re-design of
the cross over sail was the performance.
Except the 4,6, all sizes are now equipped with 6 battens for more performance
and a more stable centre of effort.
All terrain performance means early planing, acceleration and speed, combined
with ease of handling for flat and choppy water conditions.
The Nexus is a perfect choice for beginners and advanced, as well as for
maneuvers-oriented freeriders.
Being an extremely versatile sail, it absorbs also overturns, jumps and small
waves, thanks to the 100% x-ply construction.
Riders who prefer a crossover sail that leans towards high performance straight
line blasting should opt for our Nexus; the ones who prefer doing tricks and
maneuvers, should go for the Torro, which is their ideal choice.
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