Come along to your local Severne Dealer for an evening of beer, pizza and Radical Severne video action.
Ben will be in store on these evenings talking about the origins of this Australian success story, why new sail design technologies deliver a better windsurfing experience and also rigging specifics.
If you are interested in windsurfing and are into where the sport is heading - this night is something you wont want to miss.
He's already been to Adelaide
! and a cracker of a night to guys so dont miss the chance to talk to a great guy who is leading the industry!
Just a quick heads up - The Severne show hits Sydney on Monday evening with a presentation of what the brand stands for and how Ben sees the present and future of the very cool experience that is Windsurfing.
(along with specific tips on rigging and how to design and build state of the art construction)
I guarantee you will learn stuff about this sport and the industry that you will find intriguing.
Thank you to everyone that has attended the Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane events.
The Gold Coast will happen tonight.
There have been tons of interesting factoids and questions answered on development processes , material development, sail shaping, rigging tips, the role of the mast in the rig and a whole lot more
We will look at Organizing a Perth event once the tour rolls back in to WA.
Here are some shots from the events:
Was a great night at Zu in Melbourne, got some top tips for rigging my S1s. Made a huge difference, loving them even more now!!
Thanks to everyone that came to the SurfFx
Info evening. Some great questions and some
Even more surprising answers.
It seems that the materials revolution , weight distribution,
Rig dynamics and tuning were the areas that
Received the most illumination.
Industry leading weights , performance, price point advantage
And "aussieness " all present a compelling argument to
The windsurfer looking for an incredible on the water
Experience.
More pics soon !
when rigged on the correct mast -you can trust the specs on the sails (+ or - approx 2 cm for more wind or less wind / heavy or lighter riders
