The seadevil can be used with and without a stab…that is quite different from the Triton.
I tried the triton and it was very difficult to wing imo and focused on more wind/ advanced (kite) riders while the Seadevil seems to aim more on maximise low end without an huge span.
Yes It will probably have less glide as a wider span foil, but more maneuvrabile.
Right now I,m on holiday in Crozon-France where we have clean Ocean swell and I can Supfoil with an AFS Enduro 1100 and make speedy wide arcs. awesome!
Over here an Seadevil looks useless, but back home in the netherlands where DW in low energy short period windbumps where you paddle up against of the bump in front of you I,m happy when I get my Evo1650 up to foil…but quite often paddle most of the time instead of foiling.
I used to have an Levethian 1350( that is the span!, with 1780cm2). easier to get on foil but really boring to to turn once you are on foil. So for MY lake conditions something bigger as the Levthian1350 but with less span seems like a great toy to make the best of the what we got.
They say it has an max speed of 30km p/h…we never reach speeds like that so no big deal when topend is limited to add more low end.
I hope to demo one soon!
Hoppline already made an review:
