Cold Russian air arrived

Finally the cold Russian air arrived in Austria and the Lake Neusiedl is covered with a thick ice cap. But got some sessions done on the new Reflex III before the real winter arrived. The new sail, I used the 7,0 most of the time, delivers more power and stability comapred to the previous model. The cam rotation was great from the beginning on and the sail felt a bit lighter than the Reflex II. I tested the sail on the iSonic 87 and 107. The 7,0 feels great on the 107, what´s a good news. This combination can be used in relatively strong wind conditions.

Jibing on the iSonic 87/Reflex III 7,0 combo (Pic: Peter Pfaffenbichler).

I also tested a lot of new fins produced by my testing partner Peter “Pfaffi” Pfaffenbichler. He recently finished the S3 fin, which is available from 22,5 to 33,2 cm and developed a new nose treatment to sharpen the nose profile a bit more. It felt like the boards started to plan a bit easier and earlier.

We are also convinced to have an excellent fin for the iSonic 87 and 80.

The new Pfaffi S3x fin in 32,8 cm (Pic: Peter Pfaffenbichler).

January is the month of tradeshows: Vienna Austrian Holiday Show, BOOT show in Düsseldorf or ISPO in Munich.  I visisted the show in Vienna and Munich this year. At both events I met myself on really nice banners. Have look on the shots below:

 

Right now I am about to finish some articles for magazines and leave for a windsurfing trip afterwards to get in shape for the first Slalom event in southern Italy. Recently bought tickets for the Canaries in March.

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One Comment

  1. Posted March 29, 2012 at 12:00 pm by John Shoresurf | Permalink

    Nice water sport. just like surfboarding its really fun.

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