North S-Type SL 8.3
| Freerace Sail | |
|---|---|
| Year | 2017 |
| Battens | 7 |
| Cambers | 3 |
| Boom | 233 cm |
| Luff | 494 cm |
(machine translated in 2021)
origin
Bought from Kater in September 2019, along with my 7.3. Stopped slalom competitions looking for easier sailing sails that I can sail on North masts that I already have.
Low-end and light sailing feeling
The S-Type SL feels wonderfully light and has a lot of low-end. Sail has a deep profile. You can plan while the sail feels like there is hardly any pressure in it. So much less tiring to sail than a Warp. I can plan with the 8.3 if the slalom guys are at 9.4. High-end is not his strong suit. With a Warp 8.4 you can sail for a long time, then you have already beaten the S-Type SL.
It's a lovely freerace sail. Slower than a Warp, but only if the surfer with the Warp sail has trimmed well and can sail well with it.
Masts
Best is a North 490 mast, I have 2 different the 2013 and the 2014 DS. No idea which one works best. First, test well
Bought from Kater in September 2019, along with my 7.3. Stopped slalom competitions looking for easier sailing sails that I can sail on North masts that I already have.
Low-end and light sailing feeling
The S-Type SL feels wonderfully light and has a lot of low-end. Sail has a deep profile. You can plan while the sail feels like there is hardly any pressure in it. So much less tiring to sail than a Warp. I can plan with the 8.3 if the slalom guys are at 9.4. High-end is not his strong suit. With a Warp 8.4 you can sail for a long time, then you have already beaten the S-Type SL.
It's a lovely freerace sail. Slower than a Warp, but only if the surfer with the Warp sail has trimmed well and can sail well with it.
Masts
Best is a North 490 mast, I have 2 different the 2013 and the 2014 DS. No idea which one works best. First, test well
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