KORE V1

For a rider weighing 75 kg, average to advanced level

• 6m: 9-20 knots, inflation 7PSI
• 5m: 11-25 knots, inflation 7PSI
• 4m: 14-30 knots, inflation 8PSI
• 3.3m: 17-40 knots, inflation 8PSI

• 4 sizes to cover all conditions: 3.3m²-4m²-5m²-6m²
• No scale design: Each size is worked independently for maximum performance whatever the size and conditions of wind
• Optimized sail tension for the widest possible range of use
• Aramid and dacron reinforcements in critical areas
• Profiles and hydrodynamics studied in a digital wind tunnel
• Compact shape for easy handling and increased maneuverability
• Innovative batten and handle designs for maximum control and performance
• Ideal wing for beginners and experts looking for a fast and powerful wing
• The innovative design of the handles allows it to be held with one hand while still having power

ACCESSIBILITY

The Korea is a wing that has been developed for all riders. Beginner riders, but also freestylers and those looking for maximum maneuverability want a compact wing.
The reduced size of the Kore allows it to be ultra playful and safe.
Compared to the Carve V2 with the same surface area, the span has been reduced by 10%, i.e. more than 40cm for a 6m² area.
This compactness increases ease of pumping and maneuverability.
The smaller wingspan associated with a specific ear design (the end of the
wing) allows in the event of a hit to bounce the ear
on the water and therefore to be able to push back its limits particularly in rotation attempts during which the ability of the wing to bounce on the water at the time of landing is fundamental for the
success of the trick.

POWER AND HYDRODYNAMIC PROFILE

The hydrodynamic profile of the Carve V2 has proven itself. This profile associated with a new distribution of tensions on the wing has made it possible to significantly increase the power in the low range of the wing. You ride with a smaller and therefore more playful wing.
This distribution of tensions changes depending on the surfaces. It facilitates pumping for large sizes (6m², 5m²) and allows an increase in the high range for smaller sizes (4m² and
3.3m²). Also, the Kore develops significant vertical traction which
increases the low range and facilitates tacking. Thanks to
this distribution of tensions, the result of the development of a
specific algorithm depending on the wing surfaces, the Kore does not flap even without the addition of slats on the leech.
The Kore is a powerful wing
which has the ability to generate power with small
arm movements, resulting in better driving precision.
Finally, the new tension distribution considerably reduces wrinkles during navigation and thus increases the general performance of the wing.

CENTRAL Slat AND HANDLES: ERGONOMIC-EASY

We took particular interest in the design of the central slat as well as the steering handles.
There are two main types of handles for piloting a wing:
- Soft handles: they are non-contending, reassuring but vague when driving.
- Rigid handles also called mini wishbones: these give more precision when driving but are heavier and can injure or damage the boards in the event of an impact.
From then on, it seems obvious that we need to completely rethink this design.

We are convinced that the soft handles are ideal for
the practice of the wing, they do not hurt, are comfortable,
allow the wing to be folded easily. But most handles have a “U” shape
which reduces their rigidity, particularly in torsion.
Therefore, to reduce these twisting phenomena but also to be able to move your hands as you wish, we have integrated a slat profile and straight handles.
Thanks to an exclusive slat design. It is possible to have the best of both worlds: The precision of rigid handles with the comfort of soft handles.
Finally, the ergonomics of the handles
with a rear handle closer to the sail than the front handle reduces fatigue and shoulder pain by straightening the rear arm: You sail longer.

Thanks to this increased rigidity
, we were able to increase the length of the handles without losing control. It is thus possible to move your hands as you wish
easily. The Kore can be controlled with one hand and, during rotations,
it is easy to use the handles to perform tricks,
waterstarting is made easier.

FREEFLY HANDLE

The freefly front handle is an important handle for holding the wing when surfing.
Its placement and width are crucial.
The handle must be rigid (not too wide) and well placed, neither too high nor too low.
We have taken particular care in its placement for maximum control and comfort.