Thanks Gael for the comparaison! It's always nice to have your experienced feedback. They are so many technical parameters! And also personnal preferences.
thank you for the clarification...I also found that the shorter fuselage (AXIS 52cm Psycho) is more pitch sensitive without a larger tail when gliding over 10-12kts (1401Pro with Skinny 35)
Thanks for posting this was on my mind recently. Correct me if im wrong im still new to this, but to summarize; the longest fuselage is the easiest to start, while the smallest is the most agile and easiest to recover, but you prefer the medium one because the smallest one has too high of a cadence, meaning its kinda annoying to keep going up and down within a small amount of time? But now my question is, when going for the longest distance you can would the medium or longest fuselage be the best? Also the last shot of exiting the marina into the waves was awesome.
nice point! yes you understood correctly. for the longest possible distance i'd still go for the medium simply because i'm more comfortable with that one!
Yes Ketos is producing carbon fibre fuselages, but gaining 2-300 grams in weight is not worth the 'risk'. if you're only gonna use small fast foils, you should go for it. If you don't see it on the website, try and send an email
Your channel is never boring buddy. Keep up the great work, Happy holidays. Im saving up to get one.
Thanks bud! to you too!
Your surfing clips were not terrible! This is my dream. Great job!
long way to go still! good luck!
Thanks Gael for the comparaison!
It's always nice to have your experienced feedback.
They are so many technical parameters! And also personnal preferences.
for sure personal preference plays an important role
Hi Gaël, now I'm on the crazyshort advance + for summer with the skinny 25, and ultrashort advance + with skinny 25 when water is below 10 ° celcius.
thanks for the update Yvon!
Not boring good info 🤙
thanks!!
thank you for the clarification...I also found that the shorter fuselage (AXIS 52cm Psycho) is more pitch sensitive without a larger tail when gliding over 10-12kts (1401Pro with Skinny 35)
true. it comes down to personal preferences too
Thanks for posting this was on my mind recently. Correct me if im wrong im still new to this, but to summarize; the longest fuselage is the easiest to start, while the smallest is the most agile and easiest to recover, but you prefer the medium one because the smallest one has too high of a cadence, meaning its kinda annoying to keep going up and down within a small amount of time? But now my question is, when going for the longest distance you can would the medium or longest fuselage be the best? Also the last shot of exiting the marina into the waves was awesome.
nice point!
yes you understood correctly. for the longest possible distance i'd still go for the medium simply because i'm more comfortable with that one!
Hi Gael, are those aluminum? Do you know if they make carbon fiber ones for pumping (or if that's even helpful?)
Yes Ketos is producing carbon fibre fuselages, but gaining 2-300 grams in weight is not worth the 'risk'. if you're only gonna use small fast foils, you should go for it. If you don't see it on the website, try and send an email