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@@mubute I think it depends on how easy you would prefer the first 10 sessions to be. No doubt that a super easy, low aspect, beginner targeted foil would make the very first sessions easier. From there, I would definitely just want to get to something like Curve H. Starting on something like Curve H, definitely possible, ideally in one of the large sizes. Do keep in mind that given the nature of high aspect the larger sizes will have a pretty wide wingspan, making turning a bit more tricky. Also, another thing to consider is that Curve H and the associated stabs are much more sharp than the purely beginner ones. Therefore, it will make a worse cut if you fall onto the stab or the backside of the front wing.

@@remisalome2885 i used Fluid H L here, also tested Veloce H XL, but prefer Fluid V3s for mere lift/pop 😀

@simon-surf big thanks! 🙏 I would like to buy a V3 set UP in aim to combine wing et dockstart. So i think i will buy a 85hm/16mm last with a V3 sirus XL, titanium fuse and kluber 80. But for the Stab we don't have many return from ambassadors.. So do you think fluid H XL v3 is good?

@@remisalome2885 yeah, I think the XL version of the stab would be fine. Maybe even more easy because of the additional lift. I have also tried Veloce H XL and now Fluid H M, which are both a bit harder for me at least, compared to the Fluid H L, because they both have less lift.

@@simon-surf thanks for all! 🙏 I had big hesitation because the size of the new XL is quasi similar to a M. But i think the gain in lift and performance change the dimension

@@simon-surf i will begin the dockstart with this foil, i hope i could be strong as you in the future 🤞🏼

i went for the v3 sirus 3xl, also 90 kg

mast 70 hm 19 mm

i did not test it yet

@@lateralthinker i use both the 15mm V3 and the 72cm 20mm V2 mast. I prefer the 15mm, but it demands a lot of precision with 2XL and 3XL. The Xl on the other hand combined with the 15mm is perfect 👌🏻the new 19mm has an updated shape and from what I head less drag than the old V2 version. Think the 19 mm is a “can do it all” mast. I am 82 kg btw.

@@LachsEntlein500 feel free to tell me. when you did! my test ride will be on saturday 😊

@@Herbstl I am just using “Google My Maps” 🤙🏻😀

@@WaterHopKris it is significantly lighter than the V2, which is quite nice. The new masts are thinner, and the reduced drag from the thinner masts is noticeable. The front wing it self is not faster I would say. The 12% (or something like that) increased glide from the round fuse - I don’t know. I guess it is only a 12% increase in glide measured on the fuse alone, which is probably only responsible for a very small fraction on the combined total resistance of all foil parts. Still think it is a very nice foil, with main difference being a lighter construction.

Yes, jeg er meget glad for den! 💪🏻😁

@@kenholmdal ja!!! Virkelig hårdt! 😅

its in the discribtion

@@DennisNordfjeldNielsen 83-85 kg uden våddragt 😀

After around 40 sessions, I tried a rigid board for the first time. Definitely pros and cons of each technology. I found the rigid board a bit easier to pump out of the water also, when in full speed, I find the rigid board a bit more stable, on the other hand when you start learning, you fall a lot. The inflatable ones don’t hurt so much when you fall onto them. I don’t think I would start with a rigid board if I had the chance to do it all over again. Inflatable technology these days are pretty solid.

@@simon-surf Thanks Simon for your insight. I'm shopping for the Gong noob kit now!

Thanks, I unlocked 60 seconds after 30 days, but also had 12 sessions within these days. I use a Gong setup, Kluber 95 board, with Sirus XXL (156 cm) wing span), 72 cm high modulus carbon mast.

Thanks 🙏🏻 I used Flymount Aero-130

And Insta360 One X3

👍 nice combo - great footage

84 kg 😀

Thanks for the tip 🤙🏻😄

Yeaa typo - Fluid H M = 1000 cm2 🤙🏻 thanks

Hi Oliver. My weight is 84 kg, but after using this front wing, along with Curve XL, Curve H L and Fluid H M, I must say it is quite big for me. I can takeoff in almost no wind, but would probably have preferred a XL version for my sailing preferences.

I was actually thinking about buying the new Mint board. But then a good offer came in on a used Fanatic Sky Wing Team ed. 85 L for sale (less than half the price of a new Mint). So I jumped at it. Now I've had three sessions on a hard board, and I have to say that I think everything is easier on every aspect compared to the inflatable boards. It feels calmer and more stable in flight, touchdown is not a problem unlike the inflatables, and I can take off in less wind because it's easier to gradually push out of the water. I still think the inflatables have their place, and for me, it's a big advantage to be able to have it all in the boot of the car (and kids in the back seat).

@@simon-surf If I'm going to get inflatables it's going to be for a specific low wind board. The new Hipe diamond looks interesting

Agree looks very nice 👏🏻🤩🤙🏻