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Increases Stability Three Ways:<br />

1 2 3<br />

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◊ Minimizes Drag<br />

<strong>The</strong> outline of the <strong>Shear</strong> Tip<br />

reduces drag by encouraging the<br />

air <strong>to</strong> flow off a point. This reduces<br />

the vortex giving the sail superior<br />

upwind performance and control<br />

while reaching at <strong>to</strong>p speeds.<br />

◊ No Need For Specially<br />

Required Masts<br />

<strong>The</strong> sails have been <strong>design</strong>ed<br />

around existing Neil Pryde CK95<br />

products.<br />

◊ Only Four Cams<br />

Because the <strong>Shear</strong> Tip supports<br />

the full width of the head sections<br />

the luff now sets up nicely with<br />

only four cams making it<br />

lightweight and easy <strong>to</strong> rig.<br />

◊ <strong>The</strong> <strong>Shear</strong> Tip arm rolls up in<strong>to</strong><br />

the sail parallel <strong>to</strong> the battens so<br />

nothing has <strong>to</strong> be disconnected.

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