NEW NP RS Racing sails - Page 5

nonopr · 28th March 2009, 06:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Like always, you are an attention whore. Wonder why??? Mommy pulled you off the tit too soon??

Besides, don't you have a Maui sails 'kitten' you should be hugging?

Wow a great responce from the unregistered. Thanks for the support always.
Keep them coming.
Love ya!!!

28th March 2009, 06:29 AM

We aim to please!

29th March 2009, 09:13 AM

It's all on the np site, don't know of any forums that have the details.

http://rsracing.neilpryde.com/rig-tu...ce-tuning.html

Philip · 29th March 2009, 11:29 AM

Quite right. I seem to have reinvented the wheel. Simpler tie-off than I have been using.

Erik Loots · 29th March 2009, 09:01 PM

I have sailed a few RS:Racing EVOII sails now (6.2/7.0/7.8), the pryde feeling is still in the sails. BUT it is way lighter in top-end therefor easier to control. This was always the discussion point on the internet about the older RS:R to stiff etc. I Guess NP have listened to the amateur sailors.

I do like all series NP RS:R and RS:R Evo 1 also the new RS:R Evo 2. I do find it quite hard to get a good trim with the newer RS:R Evo 2, but I guess that I have to get used to those sails. I know for sure that with a NP RS:Racing EVO 2 you have the widest windrange per sailsize.

BTW I also like a Maui Sails TR-3/4, very light feeling and automatic sailtrim. These sails are supereasy to rig & sail. But also the Maui Sails have their limitations @ some point.

Please don't bash each other guys! We should be promoting windsurfing, give the world a positive feeling about windsurfing!!! These negative discussions ain't good.

Cheers,

Erik Loots

30th March 2009, 12:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Unregistered

So last year's NP Racing beat the snot out of a whole crapload of brand new Code Reds?

Too bad for Bjorn http://www.star-board.com/forum/images/icons/icon9.gif

Remember " is not the arrow, is the INDIAN", Wilhem are a serious formula racer.... Undoubtly one of the bests in the world, like Gonzalo Costa Hoevel. And the Code reds in second place means not so bad.......

Papounet · 30th March 2009, 07:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Erik Loots

We should be promoting windsurfing, give the world a positive feeling about windsurfing!!!

Yes we can (-:

Dont forget that old sails, works prety well !

Fabian Pendle 6, at PSL speed last week with a 2005 sail.

You can find a used one for 120 € and an old 75% mast is fine.
Windsurfing is not so expensive...

The 12 first, race or have raced in PWA or World Speed...
http://www.windsurfjournal.com/virtu...3%20Hommes.pdf

First EVO II is 9

Papounet · 10th April 2009, 09:00 PM

The concept was already used in the 90

Levebvre sails

Art sails ( Spindler or Stroj ??? )

And in an other form by Dupré

http://www.vip-blog.com/vip/blogs/ho...he.html?entree

29th March 2009, 09:13 AM	#43
Unregistered Guest Posts: n/a	Ultracams It's all on the np site, don't know of any forums that have the details. http://rsracing.neilpryde.com/rig-tu...ce-tuning.html

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28th March 2009, 06:29 AM	#42
Unregistered Guest Posts: n/a	We aim to please!

29th March 2009, 11:29 AM	#44
Philip Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 157	Quite right. I seem to have reinvented the wheel. Simpler tie-off than I have been using.

29th March 2009, 09:01 PM	#45
Erik Loots Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: The Netherlands, Alkmaar Posts: 109	I have sailed a few RS:Racing EVOII sails now (6.2/7.0/7.8), the pryde feeling is still in the sails. BUT it is way lighter in top-end therefor easier to control. This was always the discussion point on the internet about the older RS:R to stiff etc. I Guess NP have listened to the amateur sailors. I do like all series NP RS:R and RS:R Evo 1 also the new RS:R Evo 2. I do find it quite hard to get a good trim with the newer RS:R Evo 2, but I guess that I have to get used to those sails. I know for sure that with a NP RS:Racing EVO 2 you have the widest windrange per sailsize. BTW I also like a Maui Sails TR-3/4, very light feeling and automatic sailtrim. These sails are supereasy to rig & sail. But also the Maui Sails have their limitations @ some point. Please don't bash each other guys! We should be promoting windsurfing, give the world a positive feeling about windsurfing!!! These negative discussions ain't good. Cheers, Erik Loots

10th April 2009, 09:00 PM	#48
Papounet Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 213	The concept was already used in the 90 Levebvre sails Art sails ( Spindler or Stroj ??? ) And in an other form by Dupré http://www.vip-blog.com/vip/blogs/ho...he.html?entree