I know what will be the next topic that everyone will want to know. What is the difference between foil and fins sails?Jhon Sukos drives for fins sails in the races and has no problem.
@KrisIvko-lx5lt8 күн бұрын
I know what will be the next topic that everyone will want to know. What is the difference between foil and fins sails?Jhon Sukos drives with fins sails in the races and has no problem. RS:RACING EVOXV vs RS:FLIGHT EVOV
@erwinrovers13 күн бұрын
hi wojtek ,very nice video again , i am curious about the downaul settings , do you use basic settings , or do you add a liitle bit , like for highwind or speed ? greetings erwin
@ChocoSindos13 күн бұрын
The cam pressure can be adjusted from within the mast sleeve, need to open up the cans and readjust the rope
@bjorncullens230215 күн бұрын
don't forget the EDF jets youtube videos 😁
@quimt.6440Ай бұрын
Pasado de vela. Tiene que ir abriendo.
@miguelpericao4708Ай бұрын
not a foiler but there has to be at least one disandvantage in extending the length of the fuselage, like in the jibes
@urmastiirikАй бұрын
I followed the IFCA competition that happened in Denmark this year and all pro riders told that they needed the 85cm board because the race lower wind limit was around 11 knots or something like that. This meant that all pro guys took their big and medium boards to the competition (limit was 2 boards). As there were 40 knots days, they had really hard time to survive that kind of wind on medium boards and actually needed their small boards. So I'm wondering if you have discovered something that the pro riders don't know or am I misunderstanding something. Really like the idea that I could only own a small and medium board that have much wider wind range.
@urmastiirikАй бұрын
Which masts are you using RDM or SDM? If I remember correctly, you used RDM masts earlier. Neilpryde does not make longer than 460cm 100% masts according to their website so just curious on your view on the RDM / SDM topic.
@schobihh2703Ай бұрын
thank you, thank you thank you!!!! I have just ordered my 60cm custom Peter Thommen. And now when I watch your video I know my decision was right
@yourimagination3892Ай бұрын
If there were 60 knots gusts you would not even be outside. Not even on a 4m sail. Clickbait.
@JonesyutubeАй бұрын
Slalom fin turning as loose as a wave fin …..pleeeeaaassseee😂
@DabullizerАй бұрын
Good one!
@TomaszPec-vx1hhАй бұрын
Sounds like NP commercial or sponsored video 😂 Too good to be true... but it's always nice to see Wojtek in action. Waiting for another video covering flwas and defects in NP sails 👉
@konradmajsterszef7899Ай бұрын
I always say that for windsurfing 100 L volume of board is the max limit :)
@micheletedesco4388Ай бұрын
not agree to go on medium board (67 large) with 11-13 knots and 8.5, i go faster with large board cause it's produce less drag
@wojtekbrzozowskiАй бұрын
try it first, you might be surprised 😀
@tryvedam9588Ай бұрын
hey Wojtek i was wondering when you'd be making the rigging guide for each NP sail, if I remember correctly you mentioned youll be making that video in the future.
@wojtekbrzozowskiАй бұрын
soon 😀
@kenzephyrАй бұрын
8.2 in the 67....what fins sizes do you use ? and for the 7.4 on 67 ?
@firstnamelastname2669Ай бұрын
I think I see your point. Most of us may have tried a larger fin on a narrower board and found the combination hard to control. Maybe because we're not pros. Or maybe it's just the super fin 🙂
@wojtekbrzozowskiАй бұрын
@@firstnamelastname2669 a super fin. Standard fin, the longer it gets the more board gets sticky. On my fins the longer fin the more you ride high on the very tail of the board. It is magical combination.
@oldboy-g8yАй бұрын
@@wojtekbrzozowski woooooah thats a new thing , i bet you invented and discovered that big fins rides higher ... dude be decent . or you gonna get it .
@pabbergaraАй бұрын
In future videos, Wojtek will be explaining us why boards should be 30cm longer. 😂 jokes aside, great channel.
@StefmeisteradosАй бұрын
Yeah, you should definitely do away the 110L, i know an address :)
@sebastiankozowski1308Ай бұрын
Ostatnio widzialem jak pływasz, świetna technika
@frontloop71Ай бұрын
I don't know if I should agree, in light wind with a big board is just fantastic 😍
@123loreniАй бұрын
i have same as pros 70 and 64 wide.
@paulmills421Ай бұрын
The fin sounds wonderful - hard to get my Goya Proton up to full speed, various fins not improving performance. how to get one of your fins? cheers
@wojtekbrzozowskiАй бұрын
Write me on Messenger or Instagram.
@davyvangalen12Ай бұрын
Only much practice wil let me reach that level of fun ❤❤ Great video man
@Olas6362Ай бұрын
Dziękuję Wojtku za wiedzę i niesamowita pasje ...
@fonsvandenhoveАй бұрын
I love you enthusiasm but slightly disagree on some points. However, I am just a struggling amateur, so I listen carefully to you. Fin: I cannot change due to geographical loyalties. 85 Manta is just great for cruising, even with 7.7 on the Baltic sea with its very unstable winds. I am considering a 77 though, for light winds. 71 Manta is my go-to board most of the time, but perhaps I should go 66. And my 61 Manta is only for nuclear weather. Today we have such winds, but I have to work!
@nikemie1Ай бұрын
Shrinkflation is coming to windsurfing soon 😂
@michal5869Ай бұрын
To na słabe waitry? :) to jakie to te słabe? Chciałem taką kupić tylko większą, pływam w 90% w warunkach gdzie wieje impulsami po 5-10s (15-20kt) i potem jakieś 30-120s przerwy (6-8kt) obecnie na desce z 30 litrowym zapasem to męczarnia czekać na wiatr i na szkwale wyrywa z butów, a co dopiero ważyć 100kg i pływać na 87L w takich warunkach :)
@grzegorzgorniewski6502Ай бұрын
Żaden z nas nie jest Wojtkiem ;)
@michal5869Ай бұрын
@@grzegorzgorniewski6502 no ale każdy chce lepiej pływać, może te słabe warunki u Wojtka nie przewidują pływania wypornościowego, może coś nam napisze więcej :)
@grzegorzgorniewski6502Ай бұрын
@@michal5869 Wojtek tam mówi, że chodzi o wiatry rzędu kilkunastu węzłów czyli graniczne w rozumieniu slalomowego sprzętu. Nawet dla śmiertelnika deska szerokości 67cm nie jest jakoś szczególnie mała w takich warunkach, i niekoniecznie brałbym wtedy na wodę żagiel 8.5m ;) tyle, że na śródlądziu nie wieje równe 15w ale od 5 do 25 - i dobór sprzętu na takie warunki zawsze będzie kompromisem. Słabszy zawodnik weźmie deskę na zdychówki, a żagiel na szkwały. Wojtek może spoko zrobić odwrotnie 🙂
@michal5869Ай бұрын
@@grzegorzgorniewski6502 no ok, to ma sens jak pływa ciągle w warunkach ślizgowych :)
@wojtekbrzozowskiАй бұрын
Chłopaki, na słabym wietrze pływam na desce 110 l i na niej nie tonę nawet jak się zatrzymam. Ciekawostką jest to że na takiej małej desce bardzo wcześnie wchodzi się w ślizg pod warunkiem że ma się długi statecznik. Na razie najdłuższy jaki testowałem z tą dechą to 50 cm a w przyszłym tygodniu będę testował 60 cm. Sam nie spodziewałem się takiego efektu. Decha fantastycznie wchodzi w ślizg i przejeżdża przez dziury dosłownie siedem węzłów. Jestem mega zajaramy tym jak mała deska świetnie spisuje się z bardzo długim finem. Na desce 85 cm szerokości 140 l czuję się straszny opór tak jakby się ciągnęło folię na statecznikiku. A tego zupełnie nie ma na małej desce z długim finem. Wydaje mi się że deska słaba wiatrowa powinna być tylko taka żeby się na niej nie tonęło. I nic więcej.
@marcofranchi2079Ай бұрын
you are great Wojtek
@cge771Ай бұрын
And one year later: soon after this video bought the same 77 (a friend too). Confirming everything - initially thought the 72/73 and 85 would do the trick and "refused" to think of the 77. But after one year I can say: this is the best board I ever bought - the board I am using most because very fast (speed + planning) and meanwhile really need >20kn to justify using 73.
@rcggijzenАй бұрын
As always I enjoyed watching your video. Always full of positive energy. I don't think it will influence my future buying decisions, because your style and level of windsurfing is quite different from mine. I also think NP is simply much too expensive. I'm sure they are very nice sails though, enjoy them fully!
@michal5869Ай бұрын
Czy ten Outhaul system co masz do regulacji żagla to z Unifibera?
@wojtekbrzozowskiАй бұрын
Tak, z Easy. Na tym bomie Carbom Freeride działa jak złoto
@markocernic8659Ай бұрын
I don't agree at all. Been on NP for years, so many broken battens, new sails with too long battens, need to be cuted. Trim is very sensitive. Lastly I got new sail where three of four battens were not in the pocket., Sewing quality is poor, repairs at the bottom of the sails . . Would love to stick some pictures. This summer I switched to GA after many, many years and it is all soooo easy, that I will stay on GA for sure. Have more than 25 sessions on Ga and they are in much better condition as NP after same amount of sessions
@cge771Ай бұрын
It is all very personal. Using exclusively NP Evos (fin) since > 10 years. To me, major improvement from Evo 10 onward. But in terms of quality and breaking battens etc => no, they are definitely more than durable and I think I had one broken batten in total (I have many EVOs). At the same time, was hearing about many more broken battens on Severne (which is not GA / agreed). About sewing quality: yes, I was warned by a surfshop owner (not carrying NP) it would be weak. But in the practice never had to repair my EVOs for this reason. And I use them extensively (living close to the water). Anyway: are they expensive? Yes. Are they worth the price, for amateurs? I would answer with yes because they are definitely lasting (at least for me). Would I agree to pay full price in 2024 for the latest EVO Model? This is another discussion. Fact is that in 2024 you have meanwhile to "fight" to get a sail or a board, at least when you are living outside of Europe. With zero discount in comparison with Poland and Germany mainly. Makes it very expensive and not good for the windsurfing which is already in decline. But will I switch from NP to any other brand? No.
@wojtekbrzozowskiАй бұрын
NeilPryde as company was changing hands in past years but now it is in German hands and the Quality it absolut Top. I am reffering in this video to 2024 collection, not the oldest models :)😀
@markocernic8659Ай бұрын
@@wojtekbrzozowski I had most problems with 2023 models. At that time NP was in German hands and also friend has now problem with his 2024 foil sail 6,7. Did I mention broken masts and obligatory torn sail 8,7 at the mast connection ?? You'll see !!!
@frontloop71Ай бұрын
Pro knowlegde for Joe Average, thanks!
@herryherholz4448Ай бұрын
What is the Most difference between Severne and Np Foil Sails ..? Keep on rocking
@wojtekbrzozowskiАй бұрын
Eraly planing ability. NeilPryde takes off much earlier. Top speed very similar.
@herryherholz4448Ай бұрын
Thanks for fast answer 😅
@sebevogel9195Ай бұрын
Hi Wojtek, thanks for your movies like the in dept explanation. Can i ask you for advice? I surf for 15 years and now I want to go faster (> 50km/h) and buy my first slalom board. I have free race sails 6,5 and 7,8 (16-25kn), the latter i use most together with an old rrd spitfire 129 and a bic 283. I am 85kg and surf mostly on a small lake the that can be choppy/bumpy. Now i found the x-fire 129/85 and others in that volume range size range like the 77 or 85. But im not sure if i should go for a little smaller board around 115/75 to work with my sails and with chop. Can you give me advise wat would probably make me most happy when buying only one first slalom board? Thanks! ps on crazy days 25-40 i take my smal lwave board.
@antoinehanekom4689Ай бұрын
The batten tensioning cams on the trailing edge of NP sails are susceptible to UV britling. I have had to replace quite a few over the years. This requires a sailmaker to un-pick the old batcam and sow in the new batcams. Great sails but the really need to come up with a more robust batten cam / tensioning system.
@wojtekbrzozowskiАй бұрын
Like everything in this world, when gets old, it breaks.
@antoinehanekom4689Ай бұрын
@@wojtekbrzozowski yup. After a day of windsurfing, my mind thinks I’m still 25 but my body tells me I’m 55. 😉
@Nico_GER7Ай бұрын
There’s a way to change the tensioners without opening the rope. You can cut an opening into them do slide them in and out 🤙
@wojtekbrzozowskiАй бұрын
@@Nico_GER7 Nico, Thanks for your comment. That is true. I remember I used to do it back in a day whan I was on NeilPryde :)
@antoinehanekom4689Ай бұрын
@@Nico_GER7 Thanks Nico, sounds interesting. Please post a link to the NP web page (or someone else's if its unofficial) where it describes how to do this without damaging the sail. Thanks in advance.
@oldboy-g8yАй бұрын
i see that you always wear shoes, can you explain benefits or why
@antoinehanekom4689Ай бұрын
Be careful what you ask for. He will have you in stitches when he does.
@wojtekbrzozowskiАй бұрын
In the begining I used to surf bearfoot, but I had always some scars or cuts on my feet. But I just had enough when in 1992 PWA World Cup in Perth Australia I broke my little toe in my right foot and still completed the whole slalom World Cup. It was so much pain that I said "never more". From that time on I use boots and live is great :) I am happy for that decision becouse after 38 years of PRO windsurfing my ancles would be dead if not for the boots. Try Prolimit Raider 2mm boots.
@nilsbuerАй бұрын
I am always very happy with the 9.4 V8. I like it even better than my evo X, because it is easier to rig and also the V8 in view has more power in low winds where I mainly use the 9.4. I use it on my large Starboard Isonic.
@wojtekbrzozowskiАй бұрын
Yes, V8 is a machine :)
@nikemie1Ай бұрын
With so many different innovations from brands its seems almost everything works in one way or another. There is no better product as if something doesn’t work it gets changed. The only issue I have is they need to spend more time on testing and not change them every year. Specially now that foiling is involved and have dedicated people for the different disciplines.
@wojtekbrzozowskiАй бұрын
Yes but there is a lot of brands that are to leazy to change stuff that does not work. Or they are to busy with other matters to do it.
@lego720Ай бұрын
Same shit as always, these sails are amazing but how about you same some speeds with big, medium, and small sails?
@wojtekbrzozowskiАй бұрын
You have to specify, I do not know what you mean?
@Mr4xlАй бұрын
Don't believe you paid full price after 12mins of the 24 min ad. I'm sure the serverne machs were the best thing since sliced bread not long ago. . . . .
@wojtekbrzozowskiАй бұрын
Hahaha you know, 7 times World Champion never payes a full price with any brand, even retired World Champion. But still payes with his own money. Regardless if it is Severne or NeilPryde.
@mark051262Ай бұрын
It would be great if you could do a video on the isonic 60 wood, I can see one in the background. I am undecided between the 63 or 60 wood, it would replace my old 2017 isonic 90. 😃👍
@wojtekbrzozowskiАй бұрын
This video is in the making right now😆 I love this board❤️
@mark051262Ай бұрын
@@wojtekbrzozowski thanks Wojtek, I look forward to watching it😃
@wojtekbrzozowskiАй бұрын
@@mark051262 But in short: 60 is faster and easier to jibe. And it rides higher so the feeling is nicer than on 63. I am 95kg and I prefere 60 for my 6.5 and smaller sails.
@mark051262Ай бұрын
@@wojtekbrzozowski thank you😃👍 I think the 60 might be much better than the 63 for me. I am 98kg, my local spot is flat water West Kirby, UK. I always sail for speed with a gps. I have an old 2010 SB W58 speed special 58cm & 82ltr) and a 2017 iS90 (61cm & 90ltr). I am hoping an iS60 can replace both boards so I have less boards. I think maybe the 63 might feel bigger than my iS90 and I would need to keep my old SB W58. I look forward to watching your video for the 60😃
@wojtekbrzozowskiАй бұрын
@@mark051262 IS 63 is a pig.
@slogo8879Ай бұрын
Been on Neil Pryde since 2008... still have first generation Evo 2 & 3 (2010-11) ...also with their original masts for training, along with the newer slalom and foil sails 12-14-15 / 4-5, so much for their amazing quality! The ingenious camber system is the same. The new sails/masts are notably lighter in weight and also have a lighter feeling on the water. Cannot go wrong with NP 😉🤙
@MrCox42Ай бұрын
Dang, and I just stocked up on the Severne Mach 3 sails after seeing a previous video....
@rcggijzenАй бұрын
I think that mixing two different shapes within 1 range of board-type is very confusing. This get compounded by the rate at which Starboard typically updates there board-ranges. And why is this not explained on the website of Starboard?