North Nova PRO Review

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  • Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
  • Our review of the North Nova PRO 5m wing.
    00:44 - North Nova PRO Intro
    01:02 - Wing Construction
    03:48 - Handles
    07:21 - Wing performance review
    12:16 - Review Summary
    13:16 - Outro and thankyou's
    Equipment used in this video:
    2024 Nova PRO 5m
    North MA 1050 V2 front wing
    North S208 stabilizer
    North S185 stabilizer
    North CF 85 Carbon Mast
    North 700mm fuselage
    Swift Foiling 60L NG wing board
    Swift Foiling 92L 6'6" x 19" Light Wind board
    Ion Rogue Wing Foil Harness
    Ion Mission Helmet
    Mystic Star Impact Vest
    ION 4/3 Seek Wetsuit
    ION 3mm boots
    Please show your appreciation for thewatersportscentre.com/ who kindly provided the demo Nova PRO 5m wing.
    Also checkout their instagram / thewatersportscentre
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 8

  • @jeffpop9036
    @jeffpop9036 Місяць тому +1

    Keep up the reviews really interesting

  • @tedp3408
    @tedp3408 Місяць тому

    Excellent review. Good data, thank you

    • @Wing-Tips
      @Wing-Tips  Місяць тому

      Thanks - glad you liked it.

  • @larsdegroot
    @larsdegroot Місяць тому +1

    Very nice review. I have them in 3.5 and 4.2, I really like them. Because of the weight, I think I'll go for the regular nova '24 in 5M. I think it's not so heavy as this one.

    • @Wing-Tips
      @Wing-Tips  Місяць тому +1

      Yes, I think in stronger winds, weight becomes less of a problem

  • @timhealey3737
    @timhealey3737 Місяць тому

    How is it in waves? I guess the weight would make it not the best when flagging out.
    Also what do you consider a better wing for tacking, i.e. pulling you thru the tack? You mentioned the Unit and Slick, both Duotone. Are these latter 2 also lighter?
    Great review btw, totally impartial.

    • @Wing-Tips
      @Wing-Tips  Місяць тому

      With the Nova it depends if you are surfing on wind blown swell (ie. heading downwind on waves). Because here the weight of the wing really matters. If you conditions are predominantly cross or offshore then the weight won't matter. But if you are surfing downwind on waves then the weight is a problem and it can get tail heavy or dropout when you don't expect it due to that extra weight..