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sorry guys for the late reply


in terms of TFormex, the colours are green, red, also dark blue and the camo red we have seen the spark so far
There is also the off-White colour

could I answer your questions?

The Excite is the "grown up" version of the extasy (Extasy weight range: 50 to 70 kg) (Excite weight range: 70 kg to 90 kg) it's not available yet, but thats the specs for the prototype: length 2,90m, width 0,7m Production specs may vary slightly It's designed to be quite fast and sporty, and accord...

pretty happy with mine

with my old meridian the zippers in the front and at the butt were bothering me a bit (restricting my range of motion), which is solved pretty well by the idol

Hey friends, today I got exciting news! There is two test boats now, one in Ottawa and one will soon be in Asheville, NC With the boats being manufactured in Germany, it was difficult to find a carrier who ships something smaller than a whole big container, but we finally got there. Stay tuned on th...

Sir Adam, thank you for sharing this observation!

Obviously I don't have your experience, so hull shapes undergoing a sort of "fashion" wasn't something I had observed yet by comparative lack of time spent in this sport. That's an interesting point!

Since Frankie seems to be a very appreciated person, as his designs seem to enjoy a good reputation - why did so many people laugh at me for wanting to race the Green in a Prelude (which I did 3 years ago, and as did Eric Deguil before me)? Before the Extasy, it was one of the most nimble and fast P...

the hazzle and the weight The moments that I would really need it, no pump would be fast enough (in the meat of a big, long rapid), and all other situations I can just dump. So its too much hazzle for not much use. Plus a pump is a significant weight that I dont wanna move or carry around Never seen...

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depends on how tall......and how you deal with it. Mechanics are what they are, with taller people having more leverage even if they're lightweight. It might feel less stable, but in the end, the only one who will be able to tell will be you We have the first batch on their way to the Americas, so I...

Yes, in Augsburg at the whitewater course.

There is also a test boat in Versam, Switzerland (James Weir has it)

Ooops, sorry, I had not understood that. Steppin off the pipeline now

I meant of course both Canada and the USA!

Nope, not only Canada ;) The headquarters of Esquif are in Quebec/Canada, thats also where the TFormex is made. The l'Edge is rotomoulded at Liquidlogic in the USA The Extasy is rotomoulded PE with integrated gunwales, rotomoulded in Germany! Since I am not only the designer,but overall engineer and...

Hey folks, I have the pleasure to present the new Extasy to you! https://teamesquifinternational.wordpress.com/2017/06/15/introducing-the-extasy/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; http://www.esquif.com/en/whitewater/extasy/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; It's a creeker a...

Eli Helbert should be able to help you out/answer this, he's in Asheville

In terms of paddling, I love it a lot. I consider getting one for myself. It's a little wide for me - i'm only 5 ft 5- but I could shorten the gunwales and make it more narrow