www.windsurfing44.com

Encore un petit nouveau (pour moi) http://www.f-hot.com/fins/

The new F-HOT slalom range of fins are now ready. After exstensive testing we are confident that they will compete with the best in the world.
Sizes from 52cm down to 20cm. These are blisteringly fast and very controlable fins, just fit and forget.

"The finish is A1 and they feel much lighter than the Select fins that they replace.There similar money to Select and Tectonics." Mark H sur Seabreeze

Bonjour,
Avez vous des avis sur ces ailerons? Quels sont ses spécificités?
Merci

Salut

J'ai des F-Hot 34, 38, 42, 46, 48 et 50.
De très bons ailerons, aussi bons que des Z fins et Ifjú. Avec la baisse de l'euro, environ 170 euros.

Le patron de F-Hot (Steve Cook) peut rendre rigide ou souple et modifier le rake dont vous avez besoin.

Mes ailerons sont raides. Les 38, 42, 48 et 52 ont 2.5° de rake. Le 34 et 46 ont 5° de rake. Rake mesuré sur le bord de fuite (Rake measured on trailing edge) : http://www.ifjufins.com/wp-content/uplo ... harts1.jpg -
Ils sont très rapides et puissants. A1 finition.

J'ai fait un petit test ici : http://www.windsurfing33.com/forum/view ... 15&t=69280 -

Désolé, mon français n'est pas bon.

Le F-Hot 44 de neric :

Les F-Hot 36, 38, 46, 48cm, rake 5 et S3 de shinobi : http://www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Wind ... d-sonntag/ -

Les C.R. de tests de Mark van Osch : http://www.windsurfblog.nl/2013/06/wind ... eview.html

- Fanatic Falcon 132, North Warp F2013 9.2, F-HOT 46 S3
- Fanatic Falcon 102, North Warp F2012 6.3, F-HOT 34 S3
- Fanatic Falcon 102, North Warp F2012 7.0, F-HOT 34 S3 , F-HOT 32 S2

F-HOT 46 S3
- can handle the big 9.2 sail fine because of the good lift
- keeps accelerating and seems to have no limit
- good on up/down ánd crosswind
- gives the big board a nice trim with low nose
- very good speed and control
- "very fast/allround slalom fin"

F-HOT 34 S3
- very good acceleration and planing, converts every gusts into additional speed, high average speed
- more difficult to keep upwind/on track, wants to go downwind
- lots of control, no hassle
- can push the fin full at any speed (low/medium/high)
- keeps the nose of the board low in a locked position with a free ride
- "predictable/allround medium slalom fin"

F-HOT 32 S2
- very fast crosswind
- excellent control in choppy conditions
- keeps accelerating, no limit
- "fast and furious slalom fin"

Interview with F-Hot designer Steve Cook : http://speedsurf.nl/interview-with-f-ho ... teve-cook/ -

2015 F-Hot RS Slalom fins : http://www.f-hot.com/fins/ -

New materials, CNC moulds and construction techniques were needed to maintain the reliability and durability that our riders have become used to in order us to produce a faster foil with multiple flex options to suit all conditions and rider styles.

Fourteen months and an unprecedented amount of prototypes later we’re proud to say the results have been worth all the blood, sweat and smiles. Summing up the new RS Series as a faster, thinner foil doesn’t do it justice. The new outline and manufacturing process play just as big a role balancing control and speed in equal measure.

Durability of the new fins is increased this year by using top quality materials, no flaking or cracking F-hot Fins are built to last.

Construction : RS-1 Extra soft, RS-2 Soft, RS-3 Standard, RS-4 Stiff

Sizes. 48cm down to very small

F-hot. Fins off to Vincent Langer GER-1/Professional Windsurfer, that should make a full quiver now.

La gamme F-Hot RWS Slalom 2018 : http://www.f-hot.com/fins/

More weapons for Ross Williams ready for the 2018 PWA season :

Le tarif des F-Hot RSW hors frais de livraison :

28 à 31 : 285 £
32 à 39 : 290 £
40 à 52 : 295 £

Sachant que 1 Livre Sterling = 1.134 euros.

F-Hot. A few new fins for Weymouth Speed Week :