Forhåndsordre Ezzy 2023

- David refined the luff curve to make sure that the draft/power/pull is the same across every size. 

 - The battens are slightly pulled back from the luff. This is very subtle, so you probably will not notice it when you first look at the sail. The effect is that the sail depowers and flips more easily--a subtle difference but with a big upside that you can really feel. 

 - The biggest visual change is in the outline on the smaller sails. The 4.0 and down have a reverse cutout. This means that the smaller sails have a longer boom than before--not as big as on the Cross. The biggest advantages are: 1) stability, stability, stability--the small sails feel very stable, which is really noticeable for jumping, 2) The smaller sizes do not require super short booms. 

 - All sizes have a bigger window for more visibility. You'll be surprised how much this matters! 

 The bigger sizes feel less elastic. They get going better when the wind is light AND handle the gusts better.

I've been using the prototypes around the world and am super happy in all aspects.