1. Stability

Being a racing ski, stability is crucial in the challenging conditions paddlers compete in, and also to support them in the high levels of fatigue they reach. To achieve this we adjusted seating height and placement and also the bow angle of attack, the result a boat that can "absorb" a lot more of the chocks of the ocean giving the athlete a smooth feeling even on the bumpier days.

2. Control

Finding the right position on each wave is key for a fast paddler, and the ski needs to follow those choices efficiently, adjusting rudder position, rudder options, and a new improved footrest with 3-point support gives the paddler the feeling the boat is just an extension of their feet.

3. Toughness

A big part of the feel of the ski comes from its toughness, a rigid ski will feel more solid as it cuts into a wave or surfs one., transmitting confidence and a real feel of speed. Only one new layup is being used to make it light, yet rigid and durable.

4. Speed

Feel and comfort are important, but in the end, a racing ski must be fast, and we also focused on that aspect, designing a ski that can deliver in any conditions. This is possible through the combination of many factors that align with the conception of a fast hull.