WHITE TIGER Test & Feedback by Taty Frans! | Future Fly Windsurfing

We present the Future Fly White Tiger. Pure freeracing The Future Fly White Tiger is a pure freerace board. The board wants to be put on edge, fly over the water, and maintain comfort despite its performance. The shape, construction, and features of the White Tiger are all geared towards this goal. But the White Tiger concept doesn't end with the board itself. That's just where the journey begins. With our service and video content, which you can access via a QR code on the board, we make sure that you really fly over the water on the edge. Developer comments "After having developed hundreds of slalom boards, taking a step back and finding the right balance for a freerace board was a super fun challenge. Slalom is purely performance oriented, but freeracing brings in that element of easiness. As someone who has been hardcore racing all his life, this is truly something different. It made me smile so much to jump and blast with the Tiger, let's let everyone have fun with it!" - Arnon Dagan "The task in development was clear—we wanted to build a freeracer that would make it easier to enter the world of freeracing, but ultimately not be characterized by compromises. We have achieved that. The board is one thing, the other is explaining how everything works. I don't want anyone to buy this freerace board and end up not knowing how to use it or screwing the foot straps so far inwards that proper rail riding becomes impossible. The mission is to make access to fast, lively windsurfing as easy as possible!" - Mario Kümpel Board handling characteristics: White Tiger 115 With 115L, this is a "medium board" and is ideally suited for use in medium to strong winds. The 238 cm length is particularly noticeable when planing, which is noticeably easier compared to shorter slalom boards. Once the board is moving, it wants to pick up speed. The outer, rear strap positions allow you to do just that. If you don't feel confident enough to do this right away, you can start with the inner center strap position and work your way outwards. This applies to all sizes of the White Tiger. Once you're up and running, you'll experience what you usually only get as a slalom rider. Namely, the combination of smooth running and speed. This requires less physical effort than with slalom boards, as the construction cushions the chop somewhat and the length makes for a smoother ride. When jibing, the board is slightly less lively due to the approximately 7 cm extra length (compared to the slalom board). This can also be perceived as pleasant, especially for non-slalom riders. The length also makes it easier to glide through or after the jibe. If you really go for it and drop with maximum pressure in the sail, it gets really fast. We were able to reach speeds of over 35 knots in flat water. Reach water. The classic top speed of 30 knots, which many freeracers dream of, can be achieved with ease with the right trim and technique. It is important to mention the compact riding experience. This gives the 115 a lively, fiery temperament, which makes you want to ride the board to its full potential as soon as you step on it! #windsurfing