Comments on: Airush Introduces the Sector V3 http://www.airush.com/blog/blog/airush-introduces-the-sector-v3 We set out to make an impact on the way people ride and where we take kiteboarding Wed, 20 Feb 2013 19:39:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=448 By: Matt http://www.airush.com/blog/blog/airush-introduces-the-sector-v3#comment-978 Matt Wed, 20 Feb 2013 19:39:57 +0000 http://www.airush.com/blog/?post_type=blog&p=589#comment-978 Recently got a sector v3 60 and its amazing in constant 9mph wind in Cornwall weight 89kg and was flying. Just bought a 18m dyno so will see how low I can get out in. Posted this to say that once you're taken one out you won't stop smiling and be hooked. Recently got a sector v3 60 and its amazing in constant 9mph wind in Cornwall weight 89kg and was flying. Just bought a 18m dyno so will see how low I can get out in.

Posted this to say that once you’re taken one out you won’t stop smiling and be hooked.

]]> By: Marc http://www.airush.com/blog/blog/airush-introduces-the-sector-v3#comment-945 Marc Fri, 01 Feb 2013 09:34:12 +0000 http://www.airush.com/blog/?post_type=blog&p=589#comment-945 Hi Claudio, Disclaimer - I have never used the Xbox LW and I am not sure of your abilities in lightwind as is - so I will speak in general experiences so you can make your own choice. :) Hope this helps! At 73kg on a VXR I can get going with the 17m in about 8-9knots and the 13m VXR I will start enjoyably cruising around 12-13 knots. The Race fins will add better upwind performance and lift in these lighter conditions which I think will get you going around 2 knots lower in your range. If you are using these large kites to go lowest winds possible - I would consider the 60 over the 54. With an 18m kite I recon you will be blasting around in 6-7! Hi Claudio,

Disclaimer – I have never used the Xbox LW and I am not sure of your abilities in lightwind as is – so I will speak in general experiences so you can make your own choice. :) Hope this helps!

At 73kg on a VXR I can get going with the 17m in about 8-9knots and the 13m VXR I will start enjoyably cruising around 12-13 knots. The Race fins will add better upwind performance and lift in these lighter conditions which I think will get you going around 2 knots lower in your range.

If you are using these large kites to go lowest winds possible – I would consider the 60 over the 54. With an 18m kite I recon you will be blasting around in 6-7!

]]> By: Marc http://www.airush.com/blog/blog/airush-introduces-the-sector-v3#comment-944 Marc Fri, 01 Feb 2013 09:10:58 +0000 http://www.airush.com/blog/?post_type=blog&p=589#comment-944 Hi Sci, The Carver fins on the 54 V3 are mini tuttle box - just like the V2 52! CHeers Marc Hi Sci, The Carver fins on the 54 V3 are mini tuttle box – just like the V2 52!

CHeers
Marc

]]> By: Claudio http://www.airush.com/blog/blog/airush-introduces-the-sector-v3#comment-939 Claudio Sun, 27 Jan 2013 20:13:48 +0000 http://www.airush.com/blog/?post_type=blog&p=589#comment-939 Hi Marc, I have 70 KG and one Cabrilha Ccrosbow LW 13 and another Crossbow LW 18 Using the sector 54 with the 3 original fins, which will the minimum Low End on crossbows 13 and 18 ? If i use the 4 Race optional Fins for Sector 54, what would be the new Low End with this configuration With Crossbow 13 and with Crossbow 18 ? Best regards, Claudio Hi Marc,

I have 70 KG and one Cabrilha Ccrosbow LW 13 and another Crossbow LW 18

Using the sector 54 with the 3 original fins, which will the minimum Low End on crossbows 13 and 18 ?

If i use the 4 Race optional Fins for Sector 54, what would be the new Low End with this configuration With Crossbow 13 and with Crossbow 18 ?

Best regards,
Claudio

]]> By: si-fly http://www.airush.com/blog/blog/airush-introduces-the-sector-v3#comment-840 si-fly Wed, 19 Dec 2012 00:31:27 +0000 http://www.airush.com/blog/?post_type=blog&p=589#comment-840 Hi, can I fit the v3 54 carver fins (2x front fins) in the v2 52? Thanks Si. Hi, can I fit the v3 54 carver fins (2x front fins) in the v2 52?
Thanks
Si.

]]> By: Graham http://www.airush.com/blog/blog/airush-introduces-the-sector-v3#comment-808 Graham Tue, 04 Dec 2012 14:40:54 +0000 http://www.airush.com/blog/?post_type=blog&p=589#comment-808 Hi Marc, I have been told the 60 v3 is no longer available as the v4 is due out March - Any news on the new v4? Hi Marc,
I have been told the 60 v3 is no longer available as the v4 is due out March – Any news on the new v4?

]]> By: Graham http://www.airush.com/blog/blog/airush-introduces-the-sector-v3#comment-784 Graham Tue, 27 Nov 2012 10:05:48 +0000 http://www.airush.com/blog/?post_type=blog&p=589#comment-784 Thanks Marc - so would you go for the turtle box or single back for the tri setup? Whats the 60 going to be like in 20-25knots? Thanks Marc – so would you go for the turtle box or single back for the tri setup? Whats the 60 going to be like in 20-25knots?

]]> By: Marc http://www.airush.com/blog/blog/airush-introduces-the-sector-v3#comment-754 Marc Wed, 21 Nov 2012 08:54:10 +0000 http://www.airush.com/blog/?post_type=blog&p=589#comment-754 Hi Graham, Thats a big range you would like to take it in but the 60 would be the best board for you for 1 board. It comes standard as a Quad which i prefer because it has better lightwind upwind abilities - We set it as the standard because we felt the 60 performs best in the Quad. Naturally when you go to a trifin the carving gets better which I think you would like in the higher winds that you are planning to use it in. Cheers! Marc Hi Graham,

Thats a big range you would like to take it in but the 60 would be the best board for you for 1 board. It comes standard as a Quad which i prefer because it has better lightwind upwind abilities – We set it as the standard because we felt the 60 performs best in the Quad. Naturally when you go to a trifin the carving gets better which I think you would like in the higher winds that you are planning to use it in.

Cheers!
Marc

]]> By: Bonsoir Marc http://www.airush.com/blog/blog/airush-introduces-the-sector-v3#comment-748 Bonsoir Marc Tue, 20 Nov 2012 21:49:27 +0000 http://www.airush.com/blog/?post_type=blog&p=589#comment-748 Je souhaite investir dans une board V3. J'hésite entre la 54 et la 60.. Je pèse 72 kg... J'ai plusieurs ailes dont une airush lithium en 12 m de 2012 et une flysurfer à caisson en 21m... Je navigue dans le nord de la France (Berck 62600). J'aime le slalom ; la vitesse ; le contrôle ; je veux également une board facile à exploiter : manoeuvrante.... jibe facile et contrôle facile... Merci d'avance pour ta réponse Je souhaite investir dans une board V3. J’hésite entre la 54 et la 60.. Je pèse 72 kg… J’ai plusieurs ailes dont une airush lithium en 12 m de 2012 et une flysurfer à caisson en 21m… Je navigue dans le nord de la France (Berck 62600). J’aime le slalom ; la vitesse ; le contrôle ; je veux également une board facile à exploiter : manoeuvrante…. jibe facile et contrôle facile… Merci d’avance pour ta réponse

]]> By: Graham http://www.airush.com/blog/blog/airush-introduces-the-sector-v3#comment-745 Graham Tue, 20 Nov 2012 13:08:11 +0000 http://www.airush.com/blog/?post_type=blog&p=589#comment-745 Hi Marc, Into freeride crusing in 6knots all the way up to 25knots - really after just one board. I have 17m dyno 12m, 9m and 7m rebel. weight in at 80kg so I am thinking the 60 for this and just drop to small kite when the wind gets up. Would this be the correct size? Also would it be better on the tri fin or quad? Thanks!! Hi Marc,

Into freeride crusing in 6knots all the way up to 25knots – really after just one board. I have 17m dyno 12m, 9m and 7m rebel. weight in at 80kg so I am thinking the 60 for this and just drop to small kite when the wind gets up. Would this be the correct size? Also would it be better on the tri fin or quad?

Thanks!!

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