Die zweite Version des Performance Optimization Device Leistungsmessers liefert eine noch genauere Pacemessung, noch genauere Messwerte bei der angepassten Pace, eine noch genauere Distanzmessung bei Indoorläufen und noch genaueres GPS-Tracking bei schlechtem Signal. Außerdem kann der POD 2 nicht mehr nur an der Hüfte, sondern auch am Schuh getragen werden. So lassen sich unterschiedliche Laufmetriken besser ermitteln.
Mit dem POD 2 kannst du den Funktionsumfang deiner COROS Laufuhr erweitern, um deinen Laufstil zu optimieren. Der Leistungsmesser ermöglicht unter anderem eine genaue Analyse deiner Links-Rechts-Balance, Bodenkontaktdauer, Schritthöhe und Schrittfrequenz. So kannst du zukünftig noch intelligenter und effizienter laufen und reduzierst die Verletzungsgefahr.
Um den POD 2 zu starten, musst du ihn schütteln. Wenn die Lampe leuchtet, ist der POD 2 bereit und kann mit deiner COROS Uhr verbunden werden. Wenn du keine COROS Uhr besitzt, kannst du den POD 2 mit der COROS App koppeln.
Stecke den POD 2 mittig und gerade an die Rückseite deiner Laufhose (siehe Foto). Wichtig: das “C” von COROS muss nach oben gerichtet sein. Alternativ kannst du den POD 2 mit Hilfe des Schuh-Clips auch an deinem Schuh tragen.
Uphauls are a near-essential 'accessory' - making it possible to pull the sail out of the water! Some high level windsurfers don't use uphauls as they have well developed skills in waterstarting and only sail in stronger winds, but we'd recommend keeping at least a light weight uphaul as a backup. Uphauls with thicker padding are more comfortable on the hands - great for more basic level windsurfers!
Windsurfers who struggle for the power to uphaul the sail may consider the Unifiber Effortless Uphaul. Use your harness to hook into the easy-access loop at the end of the line and uphaul the rig by bodyweight rather than arm strength.
Harness lines fit on the boom and the enable the harness-wearing sailor to be able to 'hook in' onto the rig, thereby greatly reducing the amount of effort required during normal sailing. Harnesses together with harness lines allow for much longer and more enjoyable sessions. Most windsurfers would consider them essentials rather than accessories!
Relating to harness lines, features to consider include:
Harness lines are available to cover a range of 'standard' lengths, with fixed-length and adjustable options. There are many factors that influence preferred line-length: sailor height, preferred boom height, harness hook height, riding style etcetera.
Some lines are 'swingier' than others, and some riders have a strong preference towards either swingier or less swingy lines! Harness lines that have minimal swing have stiffer or reinforced webbing around the union between boom fixing and the line itself.
To fit or remove lines with a fixed attachment system requires the back-end of the boom to be removed. The attachment loop is made bigger and the line then slid onto the boom. Then - with the line correctly positioned - the loop is then pulled tight and the velcro closure secured.
Quick harness line use a buckle and webbing strap to secure to the boom. These style of harness lines do not require back-end removal, though the fixing is a little bulkier on the boom.
The length of adjustable lines can be fine tuned at any time. This makes it possible to adjust gear setup to adapt to the conditions.
For use with bigger sails an adjustable outhaul kit can offer real advantages. Adjustments to outhaul tension can be made 'on the fly': increase tension for a flatter and more depowered sail, decrease tension for more fullness and power.
Before purchasing an outhaul kit it is important to check if your boom is compatible. Most booms that are prepared for adjustable outhauls have back-ends that feature at least two pulleys.
Use any outhaul kit in combination with a double outhaul pulley. The double pulley makes outhaul adjustment much lighter and more fine-tunable. Triple pulley in back end of boom is required.
