Yes there is a chicken strap, can you not see the holes laddy.

JayBee said...

Hey there AUS4 (if that is really your name), is there any chickenstrap?

Looks great though, - pity the weather doesnt look flash for the next while anyway ;-(


J

AUS4 said...

Very informative Review, makes me want to rush out & buy one.
Can't believe how well it performs

Looks Nice Rick, Have you weighed it? Seems to have a lot of paint on it, just interested.
Very *board influenced, maybe wider in the tail but it looks fast.

How wide is it at 300 off?

Regards Martin

bit silver for my liking ....

Brett Morris said...

looks great...do you have the spec's and weight...i can't find any details on their web site....Cheers...

9.1kgs with straps
166 lts
228x100
Full carbon construction


DROPS Kranz 100 Formula 2010

The great news of Drops range is the Kranz line. It was already premiered in 2009 with the 75 and 85 models, which have been very successful in the regattas: now it has been expanded with other two smaller models, the 68 and the 64 lt. The Kranz line was seen in a positive way from the market because it guarantees better performances compared to the other slalom boards, thanks to a reduced weight and the very innovative construction realized in a single mold that let to have more stiffness on the sides, besides reducing the weight of the reinforce of the splice areas of the shells. Moreover, every detail has been cured very accurately. Even the graphics have been realized with paint masks saving 300 gr. off stickers. The news of 2010 is the introduction of a new Formula board that assumes this construction technology and has some features in the bottom that let it be the board to beat in the Formula class.

KRANZ 100 228x100cm 166 lts.
KRANZ 85 222,7 x85cm 135 lts.
KRANZ 75 231x75cm 120 lts.
KRANZ 68 235x69cm 106 lts.
KRANZ 64 234x64cm 96 lts.