Select to expand quoteJust thought you guys want to comment on my racing gear for the average around 20 knots wind we have here.
Patrik slalom 115l 2019
Neil pryde hellcat 6.7
Duotone carbon boom 190 cm (its heavy)
Select 35 slalom fin
Mfc freerace 38cm fin
My weight is 89 kg.
Select to expand quoteLoreni said..Just thought you guys want to comment on my racing gear for the average around 20 knots wind we have here.
Patrik slalom 115l 2019
Neil pryde hellcat 6.7
Duotone carbon boom 190 cm (its heavy)
Select 35 slalom fin
Mfc freerace 38cm fin
My weight is 89 kg.
6.7 seems a bit small? Especially for a 115 and 89Kg. In 20 knots my 70 Kg are very happy with AV Modena 88L, 60 wide, and a 6.8 with 33 fin.
The board I'd say is a race board but in a way the rig is letting it down. The Hellcat which is a great sail is not a race sail, its a no cam free ride sail.
That board really should have a proper cammed sail.
Also if thats your only sail it wouldn't be much of a race against someone with more sails as it'll only fit into a certain window of wind.
Here's the windsurf mag Hellcat review: www.windsurf.co.uk/test/neal-pryde-hellcat-7-2m-2016-test-review/
What about the board? I heard it sails much like iSonics?
Also which fin do you think will be the winner?
Bigger sail yes but i usually go seaside when it's gusting 25knots so for now i wont buy 7.8
Hellcats like to be fully lit. I had the V8s and loved them for the twin cam stability & lightness. Neither are race sails but great anyhoo
I use a carbon Lockwood 38 & 33 on my patrik FRace110 and Lockwood fins on my Patrik SL boards too. Now have Patrik 3 cam sails.
So V8 would blast in less wind.
What about patrik slalom board - is it more orianted towards speed or control?
