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Kaos 2004

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The Kaos continues to build on the highly regarded 2003 line with the addition of a 3.7 and 5.0.

The design has been enhanced with luff curve modification and a refined leach profile. Reinforcing patches have be reconfigured to further improve durability.

Of course the design reflects the handling and light feel that Kaos is loved for.

What riders say about this sail:

Andy Abendroth, Germany:
Last weekend I tested the new 5.3 Koas in rough and choppy conditions (shifty wind between 15-35 knots, temperatures 3-10 degrees celsius) on the Lake Constance (South Germany). Never before Ì´ve had so much fun with only one sail the whole day... :-) It works perfectly all over the wind range, it's the best sail for typical European condition. Thanks for your support.

Günter Lorch, Testing in the south of France..
I tested the new 4.7 Kaos in Hyeres. Conditions were side-on-shore wind 20-30+ knots.
I can tell you this is the best 4.7 I have ever used and I am sure you must not change the profile shape for the next 8 years! I used a skinny 400cm, the sail works perfectly on it.
I gave the sail to a young girl (50Kg) to test in 15-20 knots, she was so happy she got tears in here eyes after 3 hours surfing.

Mark Stone, WA:
Used the 2004 5.3 at Coro yesterday, 4.7 at Spot X today, felt great especially after using those spongey e***'s. Sails rigged much easier this year, looser head was much better, colors are good.
Best week so far, once tuned, the 4.2 can handle a lot of wind. Last monday, 30 people on the beach , 20 on the dunes at Coronation just watching, 30 knots, mast high sets, it was crazy.

Duncan Banks, Victoria:
Just thought I would update you on my thoughts of the 2004 Kaos. In lighter wind, I found it hard to tell the difference, but when the wind picks up and I have to flatten of the sail, it definitely feels a bit more stable compared to the 2003 models.The adjustable head on the 5.3m is definitely better.
I am really happy with the sails. They feel light and responsive yet are super strong (they have had a fair pounding in the surf) and they look good on the water. And I know everyone who has bought one are really happy with the product.

 Size
Luff
Ext.
Max Boom
Recommended Mast
Alternative Mast
Battens
Head
Weight Kg
3.7
375
0
149
400 / 19
370 / 17
5
Adjustable
3.1
4.2
400
0
160
400 / 19
.
5
Adjustable
3.3
4.7
417
20
167
400 / 19
.
5
Adjustable
3.4
5.0
426
30
169
400 / 19
430 / 21
5
Adjustable
3.5
5.3
430
10
171
400 / 19
430 / 21
5
Adjustable
3.6
5.7
451
24
181
430 / 21
.
5
Fixed
3.7

New sizes

New reinforcement layout

More Kevlar X Ply in high impact area

New head cap

Shaping changes

More tack padding

 

 

Colette, Maui, 2004 Kaos
Photo © 2003 Sideshore Media

Photo:Johan Malmqvist
Sailor: Magnus Danersund, S-120
Location: Grönhögen, Öland, Sweden May 2004.


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