2025 CHABRINHA C.O.S Overdrive Trimlite Bar
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The most critical piece of equipment in kiteboarding is the Control System. A system that you not only you rely on for your safety and well being, it’s also the direct link between you and the elements.
A lot of work goes into Kite Design. The Cab Design Works Team works countless hours tuning and modifying the way a kite feels in order to make it the highest performing product on the market. In order to get the most out of all the work, you need a control system that gives you a direct connection to the kite. This connection needs to be intuitive and seamless in use, allowing you to focus on having the most fun in the elements.
Introducing the C.O.S
The goal in the development of the COS was to make its use so easy, that the rider can concentrate on their next jump, or wave.
This is the most feature rich control system to date, but the package is so simple and intuitive to use that anyone can feel the full benefits.
S/M (42 – 50cm), M/L (47-55cm)
DESIGN PROFILE
A multi-function ergonomic adjustable control bar with Cabrinha’s 1X security, PUSH-CLICK connection and Trimlite trim system.
FEATURES
- NEW: Optimised release travel.
- NEW: Ergonomic release handle for streamlined operation.
- Intuitive and quick-operating system.
- Lightweight durable stainless steel cleat.
- Dual PU coated tubes providing automatic unswivel when sheeting.
- Soft-touch trim handle and line with integrated bungee.
- Low v connection for direct steering.
- Bio-based Dyneema™ low elongation flying lines for direct and uncompromising performance.
- 22m stock flying lines with 2m extensions (18,+4m+2m).
- Colour coded line connection, for improved safety.
“When I’m on the water, my focus is on the ocean and the kite. The last thing I want to do is look down at my control system, or take my hands off the bar to unspin. The COS is a fully intuitive system that allows me to look where I want to be on a wave, or feel where my kite is during jumps.” – Dave Hastilow
