F-One Strike V4 Wing Review

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  • Chris gives a review of the F-One Strike V4, a wing that's been refined and is ready to deliver unforgettable sessions, guaranteed. Get yours from here at Poseidon today...
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ความคิดเห็น • 6

  • @wildhogget69
    @wildhogget69 9 วันที่ผ่านมา

    beautiful wing, beautiful location and wow what a great review, will jump straight from V2 to V4 as I heard V3 is not so great.

  • @poseidonwatersportsuk
    @poseidonwatersportsuk  4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Nice, agreed.
    It’s a smart move for F-one to give the interchangeable options of the v4 models this year so it can suit all tastes

  • @Peter-xm4jd
    @Peter-xm4jd 29 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Nice review!
    I currently ride the duotone unit and thinking of getting the v4 as 4.5 m2. With the duotone I struggle due to forearm fatigue and was thinking of a harness to extend my sessions (intermediate rider). Is it possible to mount a harness on the v4?

    • @poseidonwatersportsuk
      @poseidonwatersportsuk  29 วันที่ผ่านมา

      The strike v4 is kind on the arms. I'd recommend the hard handles to make it even better on the arms and with the hard handles you could attach a harness loop on really securely

  • @luksterp6049
    @luksterp6049 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I was really impressed with my new V4 4.5m Strike. Used it recently in 20 kts with an HA 780. One thing that's often overlooked in the current trend towards "hard handles" with all brands...is the trade off...forearm fatigue! I think F-One nailed it with their default semi rigid softer handles as I was able in powered up conditions to just keep going whereas with my 5.3m XPS (hybrid carbon hard handles) in lighter conditions...my forearms were shot after 5 minutes.

    • @poseidonwatersportsuk
      @poseidonwatersportsuk  3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Agreed. There's always a trade off and i feel it's all personal preference with handles. Personally I enjoy softer handles when riding powered up in longer sessions, but rigid is great for that extra feel and fingertip control