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Mistral Screamer (2011)

This year´s Screamers are the little brothers to the slalom board line.
They are from the same molds and have the same feel on the water but differ in their construction and the board set up.
The Screamer is a glass-carbon-reinforced PVC sandwich and has the foot strap positions set a bit more inboard, to make it easier to get into them after the jibe. It is a fantastic free-ride/freemove board for going fast, with control. As with the slalom boards, the jibe with the Screamer is unreal due to the mix of tuck-under rails, parallel outlines and rocker lines.
It is the perfect choice for those who sail in flat to choppy conditions and want to have an easy fun day on the water and don’t need to go all the way to a slalom board to enjoy a great day.

Board	Volume	Length	Width	Sail
Screamer 95	95	240	59	5.4-7.0
Screamer 110	110	240	67	5.5-8.5
Screamer 123	123	238	75	6.4-9.0

Price: £1,099.00

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Mistral Energy (2011)

The energy board is designed to plane early, be fast on the water and have great stability in the jibes.
We achieved this with a fairly parallel outline and a straight rocker line that follows the lines from the slalom boards.
The V is accelerated towards the tail to make the board lively off the back foot and also help accelerate in the gusts. The rails have plenty of tuck under to ensure a soft ride in the water and also help you come out of jibes planing.
The boards have a high-end construction featuring a glass-carbon-reinforced PVC sandwich.
Delivered with Maui Ultra Fins “ride” fin.

Board	Volume	Length	Width	Sail
Energy 132	132	244	75	4.5-8.0
Energy 147	147	248	80	2.5-9.0

Price: £1,099.00

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Mistral Joker Freestyle (2011)

Our Joker line is designed for freestyle competitors and general free-stylers alike. It’s a compact package of early planing, easy sliding maneuvers, great speed and acceleration, with fantastic control in all conditions.
Shape features:
Ease of sliding is achieved by the rocker line and the board shape. The tuck in the rail with the tail shape makes it a very forgiving board so it’s easier for you to complete your moves.
An unusual rocker line, developed for this board, helps give the board that light feeling under your feet as well as its great range.
The only limit . . . your creativity!

Board	Volume	Length	Width	Sail
Joker 98	98	233	63	4.0-7.0
Joker 108	108	235	66.5	4.5-7.5

Price: £1,149.00

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Mistral Twinzer Wave (2011)

The 2011 Twinzer has become a more radical wave riding board.
More Rocker, a more harmonious outline, slightly wider in the nose and then gunning out the tail together with soft rails makes it hold at any speed in the bottom turn.
The bottom shape ensures early planning while still keeping the ease to roll the board rail to rail. With again a wider stance it is a great feeling of control once you get yourself into the bottom turn and with the added rocker the board is super easy to redirect in the turns as well as unwind in the cut back so to be able to hit the wave later and harder.
For the 2010 line up this is your weapon of choice if you are looking for modern design wave riding board. It will handle side onshore to onshore conditions well but will truly excel in the surf.

Board	Volume	Length	Width	Sail
Twinzer 74	74	230	55	3.3-5.0
Twinzer 82	82	232	57	3.7-5.5
Twinzer 90	90	234	59	4.2-6.0

Price: £1,249.00

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Mistral HighWind Slalom (2011)

The Highwind Slalom is a full-blooded slalom board.
My aim with designing the boards was to make them fast yet easy to ride.
Speed comes from control, so with the soft rails and a fairly parallel outline the board can really handle everything you throw at it. Thanks to the tuck around the front foot the board jibes as if on rails and will deal with chop like no other.
I also added a small tail kick to make sure that the board can always accelerate, and to help prevent the nose from sticking on downwind runs. So if you want to overtake below somebody, the board will not tail-walk with the increased board speed.
A lot of effort has gone into making this board easy to ride. The relationship of the foot strap position on the board to the fin placement is designed to prevent you from getting overloaded on the back foot. The board rides with pretty even pressure on both back and front foot.

Board	Volume	Length	Width	Sail
Slalom 78	78	238	54	4.2-6.4
Slalom 95	95	240	59	5.4-7.0

Price: £1,249.00

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Mistral LightWind Slalom (2011)

"A wolf in hen house"
In designing the Slalom 110/123/140 I tried to make sure that the boards were fast and yet easy to control.
Speed comes from control, so with their soft rails and fairly parallel outline, the boards really can handle anything you will get into. Thanks to the tuck around the front foot the boards jibe as if on rails and will deal with the chop like no others.
Unlike the two smaller slalom boards, the 110/123 and 140, have no tail kick. I used the V to get the boards out of the water and on to their tails. I incorporated small cut-outs to make the boards have less flat on the outside, meaning less wet surface.
The boards also have a bigger onefoot- off, which gives you more leverage on the fin, making it easier to use a big fin and still have good top speed.
This is helping you to have more range in the material and is great in gusty conditions.

Board	Volume	Length	Width	Sail
Slalom 110	110	240	67	5.5-8.0
Slalom 123	123	238	75	6.4-9.0
Slalom 140	140	238	85	7.0-10.0

Price: £1,249.00

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Mistral Speed 47 2011

This is a full-on, go-fast speed board.
I used this board to place third at the 2009 world championships in Karpathos.
It has a flat nose rolling into an accelerated V towards the tail. The V acts to lift the board out of the water to ensure a perfect board angle to the chop.
I kept a good amount of tuck in the rails as I wanted the board to perform as well in choppy conditions as in flat since you normally have to deal with a chop while speed-sailing.
Volume 63L, Length 226cm. Width 47cm, Sail 4.2-7.0m
Price: £1,249.00