North Crossride 6.0
| Freerace Sail | |
|---|---|
| Year | 2005 |
| Battens | 7 |
| Boom | 188 cm |
| Luff | 462 cm |
| Materials | Monofilm, Triax |
(machine translated in 2021)
origin
I bought this sail in March 2009, well over-10 years, from Jonker in Renesse. This Crossride goes myTrans-Am 6.0replace. theTrans-AmI had bought to see if I would use a 6.0 Camberloos Freerace sail if there was the wind for it. After 1.5 years I had sailed with it 4 times with a lot of pleasure, and when I could buy this Crossride I did.
action
Not expected, but he gybed even easier than theTrans-Am. Top speed is better than the Trans-Am, planning has remained just as good. A really nice sail, to race with my buddies over the Grevelingen.
Sold
Since I went to sail more races, and the Crossride is fast, but not fast enough to be able to sail top 10 in a race, I sold it. I now take my RAM F8 6.3 or Warp F2005 5.8.
mast
This sail can be sailed on both a 430 and a 460, nice and flexible.
I bought this sail in March 2009, well over-10 years, from Jonker in Renesse. This Crossride goes myTrans-Am 6.0replace. theTrans-AmI had bought to see if I would use a 6.0 Camberloos Freerace sail if there was the wind for it. After 1.5 years I had sailed with it 4 times with a lot of pleasure, and when I could buy this Crossride I did.
action
Not expected, but he gybed even easier than theTrans-Am. Top speed is better than the Trans-Am, planning has remained just as good. A really nice sail, to race with my buddies over the Grevelingen.
Sold
Since I went to sail more races, and the Crossride is fast, but not fast enough to be able to sail top 10 in a race, I sold it. I now take my RAM F8 6.3 or Warp F2005 5.8.
mast
This sail can be sailed on both a 430 and a 460, nice and flexible.
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