Naish is launching the second generation of the Matador LT, which is said to have been improved in key areas. The profile has been optimised, which should make the power development more even and harmonious. In addition, the cloth tension has been increased to extend the range of use and improve flight stability.
"The Matador LT retains the compact, reactive shape and its powerful, direct propulsion," is how Naish describes the Matador LT. "It is still aimed at wing-foilers who want to use a wing that is as small as possible and value particularly low weight and neutral drifting." Even heavy riders should be able to run upwind better with the new wing, and it should be able to drift neutrally and invisibly when riding down waves. For weight reasons, a window has also been omitted from the update.
The Matador LT comes with three large soft handles, which have been given a rubberised surface with the update. The rebound distribution has been optimised in the new version. An additional valve has also been installed on the centre chord for quick venting. Durable and strong HT Plus seams and one-point inflation were already included before.
The Naish Matador LT comes in sizes 3, 4, 5 and 6 square metres. You will soon be able to read a detailed test here at wingsurf.world, the test model is already in the cellar!
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