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isonics, flat vee and concaves
I have noticed that the group of iSonics for light to medium wind (127, 117 wide, 117, 107) all have "Flat Vee to Mono/Double Concave to Flat Vee" except the 117 which is all flat vee.
Why? |
Hi Cholo,
The only ones who have mono concave are the 127 & 117 Wide and all the other ones V Flat in the planning area All the best |
Hi Remi,
what is the mono concave there for? Is that the main reason why you say 117 is more for high wind and the 117wide for light wind (except width)? |
Hi Cholo,
Exactly, the mono concave is more for light winds boards and start to be very complicate to manage on hi winds boards and narrow. All the best |
what does it do, more lift?
I guess iSonic 122 2009 doesn't have any concave in the front just like the 117? |
may be last question was too easy...
I'll try with a new one. What is then the purpose of the double concaves in the 107? |
Hi Cholo,
Yes the mono concave give more lift. Make the board fly and V double concave give more control and lift less the board. The 117 is an evolution of the 122 while the 117 wide is totally new model. All the best |
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do you mean the 107 should not have Vdouble concave but V flat in the rear : on my 107, there is Vdouble concave in the planning area; the V flat begin very very far behind (around the middle of the fin box); |
Hi Sbl
This is normal, please have a look on this link to see all details about the 107 and the others, thanks All the best |
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