15th July 2011, 06:16 PM
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Formula boom geometry
Hi,
How do you think geometry of a boom affects your sailing.? Do wider booms makes the sail more stable, because they are giving more distance from the sail? Is this a drawback when it is lightwind? Do superstiff booms like maui become a disadvantage because they don't absorbe anything.? Also what do you think about front wide section of the boom(al360) instead of more traditional (neilpryde)..? This article is interesting: http://www.windsurfingtour.com/?p=2286 |
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