Arrows T-Force 5.9
| Race Sail | |
|---|---|
| Year | 2002 |
| Battens | 7 |
| Cambers | 3 |
| Boom | 187 cm |
| Luff | 430 cm |
| Materials | Monofilm |
(machine translated in 2021)
origin
Bought in August 2004 fromPeter Volwater, complete with an associatedmast.
The sail was new and had 2 years in asurf shop in Mauisituated.
This one was supposed to be myGaastra Flow F1replaced, which had a 460 mast do not need drop-shape, while my5.1needs a 430 (preferably arrows). By buying this 5.9 I could430mast both sails.
This sail is fairly easy to rig up, mast goes through the cambers, but because the pressure on the cambers is quite low this goes quite well, cambers also hardly skewer off.
manageable
So what a difference with the8.2. This is light and very manageable, but of course that can also be due to the size.
fast
The sail is very fast and also well above 60 km/h very stable.
First time direct PR: 67.2 km/h
mast
Bought in August 2004 fromPeter Volwater, complete with an associatedmast.
The sail was new and had 2 years in asurf shop in Mauisituated.
This one was supposed to be myGaastra Flow F1replaced, which had a 460 mast do not need drop-shape, while my5.1needs a 430 (preferably arrows). By buying this 5.9 I could430mast both sails.
This sail is fairly easy to rig up, mast goes through the cambers, but because the pressure on the cambers is quite low this goes quite well, cambers also hardly skewer off.
manageable
So what a difference with the8.2. This is light and very manageable, but of course that can also be due to the size.
fast
The sail is very fast and also well above 60 km/h very stable.
First time direct PR: 67.2 km/h
mast
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