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| 2nd March 2009 03:51 PM | ||
| FredR |
Np v8? what about a NP V8 ? I sail a 7m and I very happy very it: great low end power and very stable in gust. how does it compare with the vapor ? |
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| 1st March 2009 05:45 AM | ||
| Unregistered |
Gotta say the Maui Sails site does list the Titan 9 at 5.6KG. Personally I've got a V8 and that's pretty heavy too. |
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| 28th February 2009 06:41 PM | ||
| Vando |
Hi Klint The Loft Blades are also worth considering I had them for a year now and have been very happy with there performance and build quality .My performance in Racing has improved 100% compare with last year on different sails. Though changing to Starboard could have also contributed to that also  .see http://www.loftsails.com/ |
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| 27th February 2009 08:36 PM | ||
| Klint |
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| 27th February 2009 06:23 PM | ||
| nonopr |
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oh, sorry I forgot that you are unregistered, because you dont want to show the Neilpryde logo tattoo in your forhead. Get the real fact before you talk. 
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| 27th February 2009 03:58 PM | ||
| mark h | Hi Klint, you wont go wrong with any of the sails you have mentioned, all pretty powerfull and all will take it when the wind fills in. Have you considered looking at the gruntier little brothers of those sails? Like the NS RAM, NP RS Slalom etc? These are getting good results on the amature slalom scene. They can take alot of wind and have more power then their full-on big brothers.But if its "full-on" you need, I'd go with the Warp, but thats just me & my personal taste! | |
| 27th February 2009 03:16 PM | ||
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| 27th February 2009 04:51 AM | ||
| nonopr | Klint: IF you want to have a powerful sail use the new Titan from MauiSail in 9.0m and you will never buy any other sail: 3 cams super easy rotation, handles a lot of wind and is super light weight. That is if you dont want to deal with a wide luff sails, if you do then TR-5 is your choice. | |
| 26th February 2009 10:36 PM | ||
| Erik Loots |
Gaastra Vapor has to most grunt, however the Neilpryde RS Racing 9.0 sailed with 490 x9 (older model) I have sailed impressed me, it was way more stable than the vapor and low-end was as good. However I couldn't afford it. And I don't my homespot is to windy 
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| 26th February 2009 10:03 PM | ||
| Unregistered |
Hallo Andy, I've a Vapor 9,0 2008 and its mast for sale. Sailed it with the new 133 and result impressed me.Very quick planning and good stability in medium wind (17-18 k) But I'm changed sail sponsor so... Let me know you email if you're interested and I'll send you some pic. |
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