New and Revolutionary Eight

A rowing shell design incorporates the principle of aquaplaning

The design has been developed around the concepts of stability and gliding ability.

The shell is made out of carbon fiber and honeycomb with wide gunwales. This combination ensures rigidity and stiffness, which in turn creates a sold platform for the application of pressure through the drive. The gunwales are the same width from bow to stern.

During its inaugural race in 2004, this eight became South American champion.