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Unique shaping of the clew gives the rider a shorter “working” boom length effectively reducing swing weight. A shorter boom improves the draft stability by limiting the movement in the clew of the sail, gives the rider greater control over the increased surface area in the bottom of the sail, and prevents the boom end from hitting the water when raked back. |
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