Anyone heard anything about these new cats

http://www.wingfox.pl/

Haven't heard a thing, but ad copy like this makes me think they may have some ruff edges....

Mast of the WingFox is light and unsinkable, made of carbon prepreg. The rotator fastening mast works with the sail to create one surface. The surface of the mast itself is about 1 m2, so the measuring-formula embraces the measurement of the sail together with the mast. The weight of the 9m mast is only 9 kg, so the centre of gravity of the boat is very low. This assures very large stability. If the WingFoX is capsized it is so easy to put it upright again. These values till encourage to the effective swimming on the border of the tipping-lorry. In our gallery you will find this examples. The suitable constructional elasticity of the mast lets on the formation of his longitudinal deflection so that if necessary deepen the profile of the sail. Regulated the angle of attack of the mast causes significant changes in flow of the air round the sail. By means of changes of the angle of attack one can efficiently change the power leaning, the speed and the course depending on temporary wind conditions.

There is a lot of good carbon work done in Poland. Price and material choices are attractive and I would guess build quality is likely good. Unfortunately, nothing is said about the designs of the hulls, foils, mast, or sails other than general marketing "fried air".

Even with their introductory price, they are priced too close to Bimmarre's V1-- which has a real pedigree and references of good sailors using them.

I would be curious to see a WingFox, but not curious enough to put out 11+K Euro for the complete boat.

The great part is that 18 months ago we were talking about 20+K Euro boats. I hope everyone can keep producing in the new price range for the long term. (eg back to 2000 pricing when I got into the boats... A-class was not only top performance but a great entry price as well at the time)

Just thought i would include some youtube vid's that i found.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7Vgpy3nXNE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=toHkvazPhX4

Bows angled a little like the Tool. Canted daggerboards as well.