Duotone Super Hero SLS 2026
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The brand new SUPER_HERO SLS is now replacing the standard SUPER_HERO. With a radical weight reduction of 450 grams, it is a massive update, as it now has the same ultra-light weight as the SUPER_HERO D/LAB.
But that's not all, because all our wave sails follow the same 3 design principles that set them apart from all other sails out there:
1_ Wind range
This is our top priority. It describes how much wind you can cover with a single sail size. Ultimately, this means how many sails you need in your quiver and how often you have to switch your sail due to changing wind conditions.
The most important factor in increasing the wind range is to avoid the sail from stretching/blowing . Lab and on water tests confirm that the total stretch depends mainly on the film thickness. Okay, you can partially compensate ultra-thin film by increasing the thread/yarn density. But the space in-between the threads will always stretch. For this reason, we use a relatively “thick” film for the large center panel above the window. No one else does this, as using an ultra-thin center panel is the easiest way to save weight, but it comes at a price.
2_ Maximum durability and longevity
Maximum puncture resistance against rocks and reefs is particularly important when getting washed in the waves. Also you want to use your sail for more than just one season even in hot places.
Lab and on water tests confirm that puncture and UV resistance depend EXCLUSIVELY on the thickness of the film. That's why we are the only brand that can offer an extended 5-YEAR WARRANTY on our wave sails.
3_ Ultra-light sailing weight
Low weight is the only criterion that helps everyone to improve and sail longer, no matter if you are a pure beginner or a World Cup rider. However, you have to distinguish between the weight on the scale and the weight on the water in your hands. When a sail stretches/blows out, it starts to feel heavier in your hands. That's why we are only interested in the so-called sailing weight. Yes, our wave sails are among the lightest on the scale, but it's only on the water that they play in a league of their own.
