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2 Jul 2026 1:02am
hilly said..


Still struggling with the lines they do not stow as easily as the Frigate.


Agreed, lines are kinda like wire and don't want to stow. I still like the V1 lines better despite the (rare anymore) tangles.
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25 Jun 2026 3:22am

I ride a 75cm in all conditions. I played with trying to stay high on the mast but with the way I ride, I prefer a shorter mast that allows a dynamic riding experience that contours the water. I've found that to be a far more natural way for me to ride swell. All the new foils breach great and super stiff masts handle these breaches great as well. Most would argue 75cm is pretty short and I'd agree that 80cm is sufficient for most, but when I ride an 85cm, I'm a full on kook again.


Nothing but advantages to shorter masts in my mind as well. Especially the heavier you are. You will always have less mast underwater, it will be stiffer and it will be a tiny bit lighter (also cheaper). It takes some practice as mentioned but these days the 78cm One mast is the longest I use, even going upwind in junky 4 meter swell. Unless you're racing, don't see the need.
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31 May 2026 11:10am
Very well done! Found it very interesting👍
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31 May 2026 11:10am
Very well done! Found it very interesting👍
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18 May 2026 1:40am
Since they aren't stowing, no reason not to use race lines. Line drag has to be a factor at that level. 0,2mm unsheathed vectran for the upper lines, main lines can certainly be smaller diameter too.