Fluid: Element Medium
Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 4:52 pm
So what do YOU know about this play boat.
This is what I pulled from playak.com
From Celliers himself on the fluid website:
What can I say, this boat looks awesome. It looks exactly like I wanted it. I know this boat is going to rip, I'm sure you will agree when you see the pics. The Element will be available in four colours, like all our boats. Yellow, orange and red, which are the standard colours. The fourth colour, which is a different special colour for every model, will be white for the Element. Look at these pics below and tell me it doesn't look sexy.
Also note the fins. I developed an adjustable fin system a few years ago, and recently started looking for a new supplier of fins. As it turned out, I found a company who developed adjustable fins too, and took it one step further. Their fins can have their toe in or toe out adjusted, like the original Flirt system, but the fins can also move forward and back a bit. On top of that, they have different fin disks that allow different splay angles too. Have a look at their website, www.4wfs.com.
The Element in the pics below is a pre-production model, we have to do some final tuning of the mould this week before we can start popping production boats out. The first boats will be shipped to SA dealers in the next week or two, while North America, Europe and Australia will receive their first Elements sometime in February.
Ok it is just about February.....any demos?
This is what I pulled from playak.com
From Celliers himself on the fluid website:
What can I say, this boat looks awesome. It looks exactly like I wanted it. I know this boat is going to rip, I'm sure you will agree when you see the pics. The Element will be available in four colours, like all our boats. Yellow, orange and red, which are the standard colours. The fourth colour, which is a different special colour for every model, will be white for the Element. Look at these pics below and tell me it doesn't look sexy.
Also note the fins. I developed an adjustable fin system a few years ago, and recently started looking for a new supplier of fins. As it turned out, I found a company who developed adjustable fins too, and took it one step further. Their fins can have their toe in or toe out adjusted, like the original Flirt system, but the fins can also move forward and back a bit. On top of that, they have different fin disks that allow different splay angles too. Have a look at their website, www.4wfs.com.
The Element in the pics below is a pre-production model, we have to do some final tuning of the mould this week before we can start popping production boats out. The first boats will be shipped to SA dealers in the next week or two, while North America, Europe and Australia will receive their first Elements sometime in February.
Ok it is just about February.....any demos?
