Freerace I

Wind and Wave Condition IT'S WORKING BEST

Lite to Middle Wind strength and Flat Water is the best

SKILL LEVEL IT'S BEST FOR

Beginning Slalom Sailor to pro

Early Planing

Excellent

Float and ride 

Excellent for float and ride conditions, wide nose and thick tail are stable.

WHAT YOU THOUGHT OF WHEN YOU DESIGNED IT?

It’s the first step for beginners to learn how to planning, transition between the beginner to Pro by moving your stand position with the footstrap insert position an optional, you can find your right sport and comfortable to stand.

WHAT IT POSSIBLY COMPROMISES ON THEN?

This board will be preferred with the flat water or a bit wave condition, with the less rocker design which keep faster in flat condition.

OUTLINE:

A wide outline in the middle and and a little bit thick in the tail, the board will be shorter with the big volume and longer in less volume

RAILS:

Sharp edge the whole rail, fat rail in the tail to make more comfortable for riding, and transition thin rail to thick from the nose to tail will be faster planning

ROCKER:

Less rocker on the nose and a little which is designed for flat water 

BOTTOM:

Flat at the tail at the tail and start with a light Vee concave and transition out to the nose area, this will keep you get earlier planning and keep you faster in flat water condition. 

DECK:

Deck concave at the mast foot position to make a lower sail to generate more power, and a bit concave in front of the nose to pull down the board when it got faster and not fly over the water in case of over wind condition.

FINS:

Single DeepTuttle Box.

FINAL STATEMENT

Smooth Comfort Riding, Keep faster in Light Wind and Flat water condition.l