Sailworks are looking at several changes to the popular Flyer foiling sail range for the 2020 season. The existing Flyer range of 3.9m to 8.2m will likely not change geometrically, but they will introduce some lighter weight laminates for all sails in 2020, as well has some batten adjustments to tweak the draft profiles slightly more forward.
Two new sizes 8.5 and 9.5 will be added to the lineup for performance/competition foiling, they will be 6 batten/3 cam layouts like the yellow prototype seen here in testing:
We'll be stocking in the Flyer range for this season and look forward to seeing the new performance range by Christmas.

Allowing Sailworks to join the course race market.

Usually lighter weight, more low end, easier pumping, and softer feel.
Tried my ws Loft 5.8 3 cam the day after a 5.5 Hydra. Same 6-17 breezes.

Subsonic said..

Mark _australia said..
So whats the difference with a sail for foiling?

Lot more leech tension, lighter weight.

Lot of race designs are now going for a square foot so the sail/mast is more upright (and the gap to the board is filled).

Also worth pointing out that regular wavesails work perfectly for freeride/wave foiling

WindsurfSystems said..
Sailworks are looking at several changes to the popular Flyer foiling sail range for the 2020 season. The existing Flyer range of 3.9m to 8.2m will likely not change geometrically, but they will introduce some lighter weight laminates for all sails in 2020, as well has some batten adjustments to tweak the draft profiles slightly more forward.
Two new sizes 8.5 and 9.5 will be added to the lineup for performance/competition foiling, they will be 6 batten/3 cam layouts like the yellow prototype seen here in testing:

We'll be stocking in the Flyer range for this season and look forward to seeing the new performance range by Christmas.

Um, FYI, there is a separate forum for foiling. This one is for windsurfing gear reviews.

Orange Whip said..

WindsurfSystems said..
Sailworks are looking at several changes to the popular Flyer foiling sail range for the 2020 season. The existing Flyer range of 3.9m to 8.2m will likely not change geometrically, but they will introduce some lighter weight laminates for all sails in 2020, as well has some batten adjustments to tweak the draft profiles slightly more forward.
Two new sizes 8.5 and 9.5 will be added to the lineup for performance/competition foiling, they will be 6 batten/3 cam layouts like the yellow prototype seen here in testing:

We'll be stocking in the Flyer range for this season and look forward to seeing the new performance range by Christmas.

Um, FYI, there is a separate forum for foiling. This one is for windsurfing gear reviews.

Like the sign says - "Gear Review"

Thanks to the OP, for promotion of the product you sell.
so in addition to it being on the foil topic, it's here.

forceten said..
Thanks to the OP, for promotion of the product you sell.
so in addition to it being on the foil topic, it's here.

That's why site sponsors PAY the site owner.

To promote their wares.

Where da problem at?

Mark _australia said..

forceten said..
Thanks to the OP, for promotion of the product you sell.
so in addition to it being on the foil topic, it's here.

That's why site sponsors PAY the site owner.

To promote their wares.

Where da problem at?

Gear Review, sails boards share your opinion.
so I get a bargain I can promote without paying .

I suspect light wind foiling sails to become LOWER aspect rather than tall to catch stronger wind up high.
Following the lead of slalom sails.