Challenger Sails 4G oriented line
I had a few great windsurfing sessions at my home spot Lake Neusiedl during June. Most of the time I rigged my oriented 4G in 5.8m, which matches perfectly with my Starboard Flare 103 freestyle board. I can plan in the lightest gust and have a good wind range with that sail. It’s probably not the perfect match to learn new moves, but the perfect size to have a lot of drive in the sessions. It’s handcrafted in Italy and has great quality. Till now I used it around 50 times and it still is in a great condition.
„I really like the 4G 5.8m in the oriented version. The sail has 4 battens only, but produces such a great constant drive. Rigged on the 99% RDM 430 the sail has a very clean profile with an excellent twist in the top. It has absolutely no wrinkles and the rotation of the battens is incredible smooth. I often let other windsurfers test the sail and they are impressed how stable the sail is and how good it works. I wish every windsurfer would get the chance to test a Challenger Sail in the oriented membrane design one day.“ Chris Pressler
![Launching at Podersdorf, Lake Neusiedl](http://www.chrispressler.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Chris_Pressler_in_water_web-1733x1300.jpg)
Launching at Podersdorf, Lake Neusiedl
![Gliding over the lake Neusiedl](http://www.chrispressler.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Gliding_over_the-lake_web-1875x1300.jpg)
Gliding over the lake Neusiedl
![Jibing with good drive](http://www.chrispressler.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Chris_Pressler_Jibe04_web-1733x1300.jpg)
Jibing with good drive
![I love Bodydrags](http://www.chrispressler.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Chris_Pressler_Bodydrag_web-1733x1300.jpg)
I love Body drags
![Stoked after the session on the 4G oriented](http://www.chrispressler.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Chris_Pressler_beach_stoke_web-1869x1300.jpg)
Stoked after the session on the 4G oriented