2024 NEILPRYDE Free Flight freemove foil
Free Flight 5,7
- Size: ............. 5,7
- Gabel / Vorliek:.177/446
- Variotop: ........fixed
- Weight kg:.......tbc
- IMCS / MAST:.......21 / 430 RDM ALTERNATIVE MAST 21 / 430 SDM
- Latten: ...........4
- Cams:..............1
- Anwendung:......Freemove Foil
- C2 juicy orange/ultra berry
FREE FLIGHT FREEMOVE FOIL
EASY HANDLING & MANEUVERABILTY
Our first dedicated foil freeride sail. Ultra-light weight, early flying. Optimum efficiency to get the most out of every foil session, allowing you to use the smallest sail possible.
4 battens and 1 mini cam (2 on the 6.6) make for the lightest possible feeling while maintaining stability. A short boom and tight leech get you flying as early as possible and feeling weightless over the foil.
DESIGN DRIVEN
INNOVATION
Designed and tested at our NeilPryde Maui Design Center by Robert Stroj, then further developed through our team riders' feedback from across the world. No stone is left uncovered in our relentless drive to be the best at what we do.
SAIL FEATURES
Extremely Early Flight
Free Flight is designed to get you up on the foil as quickly as possible, allowing you to use a tiny sail relative to the wind speed.
Tight Leech
Since there is less need for wind release in the leech during foiling, Free Flight takes advantage of the added power and stability gained by a tight leech design. This also allows you to use a smaller sail.
Foil Specific Foot Shape
Due to the more upright sailing position when foiling, the foot area of Free Flight is increased to allow you to close the gap when foiling with an upright sail position. This maximizes performance and efficiency.
4 Batten Layout
4 batten layout to provide a stable base and light weight.
1 or 2 Mini Cams
Smaller sizes feature 1 mini cam for optimum profile stability vs weight ratio. The 6.6 uses 2 mini cams to add extra stability in the lower portion of the sail in this sail's biggest size.
Foil Specific Use
Designing this sail specifically for foiling allows us to provide maximum foil-specific benefits to take advantage of all the possible efficiency gains available to sails which do not need to cater for fin use.
