Showing posts with label 1D inside. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1D inside. Show all posts

Monday, March 13, 2017

1D Inside: Team Bolsena Yachting powered by 1D Sails

Let's see one by one our team members for 2017. Starting now with one of our the F18 sailors.


We are working closely with Bolsena Yachting. We have started to talk about a strong team for a while, and it became a reality last autumn. Finally the sails got ready and the boat has arrived as well.


Sunday, June 19, 2016

Providing the World with Better Sails



When I was a kid, a young windsurfer, I always wondered why the sailmaker and boardshapers comes out with new sets every year. Some years later I have started to pimp my sails with new battens, changing the luff curves or making different head shapes.

Wednesday, February 24, 2016

1D Inside - The TD and designer chat

A little Q-A with our Technical director and designer, Marton about 2015.

Photo: Kovács Zita


Favourit project:
Nice call. I do not really have a favorite project. I like all of them, because I can see the challenge in it. I really like to work with the sailors, find and understand their needs about sails, sailing styles, conditions. Under this, all the projects were favorites.

Monday, February 15, 2016

1D Inside - Chat with the CEO

A little Q-A with our CEO, Panka about 2015.



Favourit project:
The Formula16 sail optimization before the Europeans. It was a tough project, but we did it in time and its result was visible immediately. I could move on the white table for the last time in this period because of my baby bump ;).

Sunday, February 7, 2016

1D Inside - Chat with the Loft manager

A little Q-A with our loft manager, Deni about 2015.


Favourit project:
For sure,  the Optimist project. The road from the talking to the first generation sails was a great fun. It is a continuous work. We started the designing process with my experience from coaching, I was fully involved in the testing and tuning process, so I feel this project very close to me.
It was a great challenge to compare the materials and designs. Small boat, big challenge.

Photo: Lászlófy Csaba

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