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Basically the advantage comes from the fact, that when fully planning, as in open class racing conditions, the only impact surface is the bottom. This gives a higher, drier ride with less loss of momentum due to ploughing in when striking short shop. Ken still got the two extreme versions of the design MK VI and In recent years it has become apparent that the ZUD principle is |
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The race winning " ZUD windsurfing board " and its unique shape. A further example of Ken Kingsbury´s radical thinking, redesigning water- The name stands for Zero Unnecessary Deflection, means quite simply, not The first ZUD to win races was the MK III, which in ´98 gave a few unlikely |
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>>> MK VII Surfboard in shallow calm water on Muri Lagoon / Rarotonga
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>>> MK VII Surfboard using the Zero Unnecessary Deflection technology
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>>> Inventor Ken Kingsbury himself on the MK VII Surfboard
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>>> once again | Author : Archi / April 2006 | ||||||||||||||||||