F-ONE | Sail Engineering - The secrets of F-ONE's kite designs
Discover the secrets of F-ONE's kite design.
F-ONE's objective is to maintain the kite's shape and its behaviour while flying by mastering the load tensions, and to provide our customers with the most intuitive ride.
This is done through Sail Engineering.
We think, you feel.
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0:00 THE HISTORY
0:47 F-ONE'S MISSION
1:22 THE R&D'S MISSION
2:07 CLINIC : THE PROFILE
3:42 SAIL ENGINEERING
5:35 THE BENEFITS
Fragen & Antworten (6)
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Super video- informative.
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For me Fone works well. Each brand has it issues from time to time but in my point of view quality and material looks good to me comparing to e.g. Nexus or brands who put a lot of money into their image. The only thing I am missing is a more modern working quick release.
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I agree with all you have said and I have just changed my bandits with the new triggers. But I wonder what would have happened if you used newer lighter/stronger material - like other brands - while applying all this “sail engineering” stuff. This is the last year I buy F-one if I can’t get a sturdier kite. About weight, this is not the lightest kite anyway and f-one kites are quite fragile compared to others I see on the beach. If I compare the price there isn’t much of a difference with the powered-up version of competition (except for those based on Alula fabric).
true. but I ride wave boards and do foiling, so bandit S is the way to go for me. or NEO if f-one does not bump up the quality and material
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guys, everything fine, design, form etc, "intuituve"; but after a 0.5 years on the lake (...) the kites look (S3s!!!) totally f... up; everything is decomposing, can send you pics to prove that; really thinking about changing the brand.... any intentions to change the productions facilities?....... the way the kites look after a couple of months really seems "low level" and cheap (which they are not really.....)
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Very informative ❤
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benda2250
What is the design software that you use ?