Nice to read that the isonic 133 is this year better. I have the 2007 edition and it's not the most easy board to get it sold on the 2second hand market in belgium/Netherlands... To say it on a friendly way. ;-)

How did you like the RS racing sails?

Np race board is easy to sell on the 2nd hand market Herman.
You have to give them away

Interesting board comment Kevin.What's the border line (weight?) for a ligh guy can go in light with 122 and a big in 133 ?
In same wind condition I think that 133 does need a bigger sail.Right?
I thought that 8,4 would has bees the smallest for 85 cm wide one.
What about RsR compared tour previous tr-3 and new tr-4 ?
That's very helpfull for me as I'm deciding if switch or not....
What are the differences you've found out?
Thanks a lot Kevin

How was the sail? You didn't mention how it worked.Details?

Kevin,
I know that Hot Sails are probably a too small a loft for you, but still, don't forget to try out Tom Hammertons GPS sails. We all know racing is an important part for your sailing, meaning that kind of sails are important for a loft to offer to even be considered by you.
But, winning the WC so many times and with the big guys, wouldn't it be nice to try do the same on a smaller oft's gear?! And working really close with Tom bettering the GPS to meet your standards (if it doesn't suit you perfectly).
And, developing their already very good booms (have you ever tried the Supermodel? You should!).
Then the wavesails - try them all to see what's you cup of tea. The Fire and Smack is extremely good sails (and really tough) and the Superfreak is a different kind of animal which have to be sailed a few times to be appreciated. Think of it - a custom designed Superfreak w

So Kevin,how you liked the rsr?What's,in your opinion,better and worse compared to MS and Vapor?