Nova Nexo used

Low EN-B allrounder. Feels compact, hands precise, and it thermals in cleanly and centers without hunting. Turns stay flat and calm, feedback is clear without going nervous, no distracting tip movement. Top speed sits closer to a hotter wing, and the new NOVA profile keeps it stable and damped on bar while still feeding back air. Launches come up controllable through the center and bleed off energy near the top, so overshoot is unlikely, and it recovers even if you release pressure early. On the safety side it barely rotates toward a held collapse, reopens fast with little added energy, and accelerated collapses behave close to unaccelerated ones. Porcher at the leading edge, coated Dominico 30D through the center, short nose rods to cut packing volume. Simple risers and a trim stable line concept. Enough dynamics left for wingovers, SATs, helis and safety training.