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WindSaber
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€1.086,95
PRODUCT INFORMATION:
The updated version of the WindSaber features:
Stronger 10.65mm DAC PL poles
Two zippered ripstop nylon doors with full mesh layer for ventilation
Updated fly attachment system
Two flysheet kickstand vents for unrestricted airflow
Numerous subtle refinements for ease of use
The WindSaber redefines what’s possible for a lightweight alpine tent. At just 5 pounds, the WindSaber’s strength is comparable to that of many tents that weigh twice as much. Light enough to carry to the high alpine and strong enough to stay there as long as you want, the WindSaber is a go-anywhere, do-everything alpine tent for core mountain folk. Whether you’re ticking the Cassin or skiing the JMT, you’ll rest easy knowing your tent can handle whatever the mountains throw your way.
The WindSaber’s unprecedented strength-to-weight ratio comes from our patented WebTruss system. The WebTruss is made up of sleeves into which you insert the tent poles. Unlike traditional pole sleeves that are sewn into the tent body, the WebTruss is detachable, allowing the poles to be completely set up before attaching the tent body. The result is a tent that sets up very easily in high-wind conditions (unlike a tent with traditional pole sleeves), but with far better stability than modern clip-style tents.
The interior of the WindSaber is shaped to maximize usable space and has more pockets than you can shake a stick at. Plenty of o-rings provide internal guyline compatibility as well as ample places to hang things. Two zippered mesh/ripstop double doors on the other side provide quick entry and exit and won’t get caked with spindrift. To vent the WindSaber, open the drawstring vent at the foot of the tent, which has a corresponding vent in the tent’s fly. The drawstring vent also has a mesh layer which lets you vent the tent even when it’s buggy out. Crack open the top of the door, and you have a nice cross breeze that keeps condensation to a minimum. The vestibule openings each feature a kickstand vent.
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So good! My go to straight to understable fairway. Reminds me of the discmania FD, sneaky distance with all the glide and very comfortable in the hand. Excellent woods disc: hyzer flip tight fairways, get out of jail stand stills, turnovers etc. Plastic is amazing visually and the feel. I have 4 in different plastics, Ring seems to have more dome and a touch more stability than Steady
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If a Buzzz is a 5. 5. -1. 1 then this is a 5. 5. -2. 1. But for my MA2 arm a new buzz flies more stable than the numbers read as does the Peach. It's not flippy but slightly understable to neutral. Hyzer flip to glide town with a soft drift then finishes straight. My goto dead straight mid, Ring has more glide and stability than Steady plastic
Service is absolutely great, from handling a non received order and immediately sending out another to me ordering the wrong Zuca fenders and sending the correct ones out right away. Service is the best!
I needed a slightly over stable driver to complement my slightly under stable Leopard driver. This Teebird has fit the bill. I have already used it, with positive results, on holes which call for a left dogleg shot and/or no right turn.
More stable new than the numbers suggest, even a smoked forehand didn't pull too much of a turn. Stable Terns like this or the halo version are amazing and will give you great distance without being too flippy. Glow is excellent not just brightness but how long it holds
After a couple years in the bag, left mine behind on a second throw. Trusty approach disc and didn't want to be without it, so picked up another. Nice off the shelf, improves over time. Loving the second one as it beats in.
I throw predominantly forehand . I pull the Sidewinder out when I need a straight drive to turn a bit around obstacles before the fade. The flight/glide is especially good with a tailwind.
