Sunset Sailboards San Francisco

I just got my hands on a new 2010 Ezzy Wave Panther 2 5.2, and I thought I'd post some pictures.  No wind to try it out, and I have a bum elbow anyway, but I thought I'd rig up and see what it looks like.

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New for 2010:

• “Tri-Lite” cloth used in the center panel. It is called “Tri-Lite” because it consists of film, woven scrim, and X ply. A significant weight savings come from the Tri-lite's thinner film; 37.5 microns, compared to 100 micron film used in our Spectra X ply. The woven scrim combined with the X ply provides excellent tear strength. The overall weight of Tri-Lite is 40% less than Spectra X-ply. “Tri-Lite” has three main benefits:
  • It is lighter. The 2010 sails have a lighter feel than the 2009 sails. This is noticeable while wave riding, jibing and basic sail handling.
  • It has better UV resistance. Tri-Lite has more yarns and less film which means it doesn't get "crispy" and brittle from excessive UV exposure.
  • Tri-Lite absorbs shocks traveling through the sail better than other fabric. This makes the sail feel smoother and less jerky.
• Mesh pocket in pad for downhaul line
• Stronger Dacron cover on the battens which improves scuff resistance
• New color: GREEN!!

• sail bags are orange this year sail bags are orange this year
• mast pad folded back mast pad folded back
• new mesh pocket for downhaul line new mesh pocket for downhaul line
• tack strap tight and downhaul tucked away tack strap tight and downhaul tucked away
• mast pad all bundled up mast pad all bundled up
• color coded outhaul guides color coded outhaul guides
• deep draft profile deep draft profile
• new Tri-Lite cloth new Tri-Lite cloth
• Technora scrim, Tri-Lite, and Spectra X-Ply Technora scrim, Tri-Lite, and Spectra X-Ply
• looks nice! looks nice!
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