Wave windsurf sail KS3
3-batten

wave windsurf sail
wave windsurf sail
wave windsurf sail
wave windsurf sail
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Characteristics

Intended use
wave
Number of battens
3-batten

Description

Developed 8 years ago by Kauli Seadi, Jeffrey Henderson and Tom Hammerton, the sail has consistently proven itself as the undisputed finest and most respected 3 batten wave sail. Considered by many as one of the best wave sails regardless of number of battens. Three out of the last six Aloha Classic contests have been won by the KS3 sail in the pro division. It is the only 3 batten sail proven to be worthy at the highest level, and may be the best down the line wave sail in the world. Last year we introduced the amazing Wave Vision window that is open all the way to the mast. The experience of wave riding with virtually no visual restrictions makes the 2022 a dramatic improvement. Oddly this feature is so helpful even on flat water as jibes and any maneuver become so much easier when you do not have to look through a “window”. This is the most significant change in the KS3 since its inception. The KS3 is powerful yet unbelievably stable as the three batten design has radically less sail momentum which leads to faster response times and improved feel. The result is a more explosive wave ride and quicker action in the air. The result for those not wave sailing is an amazing new type of sail that seemingly does not get overpowered and maintains a locked in feel under all wind conditions. The KS3 features our super light mast pad with extra cushioning and a new top chafe pad made from our lightweight ROX Webbing. The ROX material sleeve will resist even a broken mast! In 2018 Jeffrey developed an amazing new batten SuperSkin® for all the 8mm battens that contains any failures allowing for mess free batten replacement with no sail damage.

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