What's going on KF?

I'm recently working on  five boards to complete my 6 set for this season.

The point is I decided to have 2 sets of different shapes, I mean, one will be the regular shapes I've been doing till now and other set of the shapes I'm developing this year which I love and I bet will be very successful in a short.

This boards are really compact wide and short, shaped on a flat rockerline and very wide tail which gives you lot of acceleration and planing but otherwise it has the back footstrap really backward giving a good ability to turn quite short.

Some of these ideas are extrapolated to the regular shapes as we have changed the position of footstraps further back and fins as well.

217x55,5

219x59

227x58

226x56

225x54

225x54

226x56

217x55,5 diamond tail

219x59

I+D

I'm working recently with this kind of carbon which takes less resin and promise to be more resistant, so the boards will be more reinforced and lighter than before. Opposite to other brands the price won't be affected. Day by day we find out new materials and we add them to the production in order to offer the best boards we are able to make.

NO WIND DAYS

It's saturday morning and there is no wind, but sunny, warm water and knee high waves.

No one on the break and a friend close to you for sharing the moment,

what else?

New Stickers

Finally here I have new fancy stickers for my sails.

 It took me long time to get exactly what I wanted although it was worth.

I did some more for the new prototypes.

It's a kind of silver flakes, very common on stickers for children.

Well, we grow up and the toys are more expensive, but remains the same.

SUPing in Pozo

SUP on a hot day.

Some Old Picks.

STALL FORWARD IN POZO

AERIAL FRONTISIDE IN POZO

218x57,5 rocket thruster

New prototype with a few changes from my last rocket,

slightly different on the tail and thinner rails.

I've tried new technics on the painting of the bottom,

well not new in design world but new on sailboards.

Pink or purple flakes with a high glossy finishing.

SOME OTHER PICS FROM LAST DAYS

FREE FALLING

TRYING NEW TECHNICS

FRESHLY MADE BOARDS

225 x 54,5 75l. 

Biaxial glass-kevlar construction

218 x 59 cm Keel

Biaxial glass construction

Stall Forward in Pozo

C.A.