Freeride...

Combine the simple versatility of the Kult with the breathtaking speed and stability of the Koncept. The result is the Koyote, pure freeride.
With all the learning's from the 2010 speed and race programs baked in, such as the reduced head profile and stepped clew, the Koyote is not shy about sprinting past it,s rivals. Make no mistake, this is a seriously fast sail, having broken the 40 knot barrier on a number of occasions.
However there is much more to the Koyote than just going fast. There is the simple pleasure of cruising your local spot, of leaning into your first carve gybe and of "getting air"off a great little ramp. This sails versatility is undeniable.
The power is placed forward and low. Combine this with the short boom length and the feel is light, locked in and stable. The dynamic twist absorbs the gusts and transfers them into lightening acceleration.
Full Xply construction, carbon composite battens and loads of Aramid reinforcing, it is built to take plenty of punishment.

Koyote, pure freeride...

Sizes for 2010 are 5.3, 5.9, 6.6, 7.4, 8.2

What riders say...

Russell Dowd, Tasmania:
Got out on the 5.3 very happy, this could be a winner with the crew down here. Lots of guys liked the grid and the top speed and pointing ability was fantastic.

Craig Spottiswood, Victoria:
Got 41.2 knots at Sandy Point in dying winds!

Richard Lockwood, West Australia:
Rigged up the 6.6 today and flogged around at Dutch Inn. Love the sail. It is so smooth and light. Collected a gaggle of admirers who thought it looked the goods- and since I was the last sailor standing before the dark side (kiters) descended, it was testimony to how good it is.