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Ventis FS 2025 Purple/Light Grey

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Ventis FS 2025 Purple/Light GreyLichtwind Freeride De Ventis FS is Duotone's lichtwindspecialist. Beschikbaar in 7. 0 en 8. 0m, gebouwd voor sessies van 6 tot 20 knopen. De wing die je pakt als je normale wing in de tas blijft. Voor riders die het window naar beneden willen uitbreiden zonder concessies aan vermogen of stabiliteit. Ventis FS of je normale wing? De Ventis FS rijdt bij 6 tot 20 knopen. Je normale 5m of 6m Unit of Nova pakt je bij 10 knopen of meer. De Ventis FS vult

Lichtwind / Freeride

De Ventis FS is Duotone's lichtwindspecialist. Beschikbaar in 7.0 en 8.0m, gebouwd voor sessies van 6 tot 20 knopen. De wing die je pakt als je normale wing in de tas blijft. Voor riders die het window naar beneden willen uitbreiden zonder concessies aan vermogen of stabiliteit.

Ventis FS of je normale wing?
De Ventis FS rijdt bij 6 tot 20 knopen. Je normale 5m of 6m Unit of Nova pakt je bij 10 knopen of meer. De Ventis FS vult dat gat: alles onder de 10 knopen, en bij wisselende condities van 8 tot 12 knopen werkt hij ook. Hij vervangt je reguliere quiver niet, hij completeert het.

Ventis FS of Ventis FS D/LAB?
Beide wings vliegen identiek en hebben dezelfde windrange. De D/LAB gebruikt volledig Aluula frame en strut: 600g lichter bij de 7m (3.1 vs 3.7 kg), 700g lichter bij de 8m (3.3 vs 4.0 kg). Bij lichtwindsessies van twee uur of langer is dat gewichtsverschil direct merkbaar. Wie elke gram wil besparen of de maximale responsiviteit zoekt, kiest de D/LAB. De Ventis FS biedt dezelfde vliegprestaties voor een lagere prijs.

Ventis FS of Loft Pro?
Beide zijn lichtwindspecialisten. De North Loft Pro rijdt van 6 tot 16 knopen, de Ventis FS tot 20 knopen. De Ventis FS heeft daarmee een bredere windrange en is ook inzetbaar als de wind aantrekt. De Loft Pro is extremer geoptimaliseerd voor de onderste 6 tot 12 knopen en heeft een stijver N-Weave45 frame. De Loft Pro heeft handles die apart verkocht worden; de Ventis FS gebruikt het Fusion systeem (ook niet inbegrepen maar zelfde systeem als de Unit en Float). Rij je ook normaal wind met de wing? Ventis FS. Wil je het absolute maximum uit randcondities halen? Loft Pro.

Canopy en frame
50g ripstop canopy: lichter dan standaard canopy's en ontworpen voor de lagere belasting bij lichtwindvluchten. Dacron frame met drie struts: een center strut en twee side struts. Die side struts zijn wat de Ventis onderscheidt van andere wings. Ze geven de wing zijn stabiliteit bij lage druk in de canopy en zorgen dat hij niet doorbuigt bij windstoten, ook niet als de wing nauwelijks geïnfleerd aanvoelt.

Profiel
Diep profiel met geoptimeerde tip twist. Direct vermogen zonder te pompen. Stabiele draft-positie bij windstoten. Verminderd tip design met herplaatste side struts minimaliseert drag aan de punten en houdt de wing stabiel als hij gevlagd wordt.

Maten en wind
Beschikbaar in 7.0 en 8.0m. Je kiest op basis van je lichaamsgewicht, niet op windkracht: beide maten rijden in hetzelfde windvenster. De 7m is lichter en makkelijker te manoeuvreren. De 8m geeft iets meer low-end vermogen en is beter voor rijders boven de 85 kg.

Maat Windrange (kts) Gewicht (kg)
7.0m 7–20 3.7
8.0m 6–18 4.0

Gewicht zonder handles of boom.

Niet voor
De Ventis FS is geen vervanging voor je normale quiver. Bij 12 knopen of meer neem je een kleinere allround wing. Wil je golfrijen? Kijk naar de Float of Float SLS.

Handles
Niet inbegrepen. Fusion handles voor grip en precisie, Fusion boom voor comfort bij langere sessies. Zelfde systeem als de Unit en Float. Beide op voorraad bij GearFreak.

Bij GearFreak
Twijfels of de Ventis FS bij jouw windcondities en gewicht past? Kom testen op de Valkenburgse Meer voor je koopt.

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