Freemoving sail
Freemoving sail
Freemoving sails are said to perform true miracles: they get going early, accelerate powerfully, rotate smoothly in manoeuvres and let off steam in the waves when needed. The qualities in this group are distributed very differently. To avoid any nasty surprises in the end, here are the most important models in the comparison test. (SURF 2002)

Hardly any other sailing group is as diverse as this one, and in no other class can you find a more colourful mix for every requirement. Between balanced compromise solutions for speed and manoeuvring, there are models that can keep up with the thoroughbred wave specialists (Tushingham), but also freeride engines with clear performance characteristics, characterised by a large profile, flared outhaul and fewer reinforcements (Naish). Measuring between five and seven square metres, the freemoving sails therefore represent an interesting range for almost every taste and are real alternatives to the specialised cloths from the freestyle, wave or freeride camp.

You can find these sails in the test:

Arrows Craze 5,7, Gaastra Pulse 5,7, Gun Sails Groove 5,8, Naish Sails Sprint 6,0, Neil Pryde Expression 5,7, North Sails Tonix 5,8, Rushwind Vulcan 5,8, Tushingham Storm 5,75

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