Severne Convert

FAQ

Who is the Severne Convert windsurf sail suitable for?

The Severne Convert is a no-cam freeride sail and is ideal for recreational and advanced windsurfers who want to glide comfortably and in control over the water. It impresses with its easy handling and is perfectly suited for relaxed sessions as well as sporty blasting.

In which sizes is the Severne Convert available?

The Severne Convert is available in five sizes from 5.0 to 7.5 m². This way, you will always find the right sail area for different wind strengths and areas of use.

Which masts are suitable for the Severne Convert?

The Convert can be rigged with both RDM and SDM masts. A 430 mast is recommended for most sizes, while the largest version uses a 460 mast. The original Severne masts are the best fit, as their bend curve is specially tailored to the sail.

What technologies are used in the Severne Convert?

The sail uses the proven Gradient Monofilm construction for high stability and performance. Seamless Head and Foot Panels eliminate exposed seams in the highly stressed area, while Dacron Flex Zones offer a forgiving, comfortable riding experience.

Is the Severne Convert also suitable for beginners?

Thanks to the Dacron Flex Zones and the lack of cams, the Convert is easy and comfortable to rig and ride for both beginners and advanced riders. Anyone looking for a high-performance yet affordably priced freeride sail will be very well served by the Convert.

How do I properly care for and transport the Severne Convert?

Roll the sail up dry and clean after every session, and protect it from direct sunlight and salty air. Store it in a cool, dry place so that the monofilm and reinforcements remain flexible and high-performing in the long term.

What is included in the delivery of the Severne Convert?

The sail itself is included in the delivery. The mast, boom, and extension are available separately and can be combined to suit the selected size.