Core Sensor 3 / 3+ Bar

For me a company's bar says everything about them. It needs to work well, hold up in the elements, be safe, have a clean design, and be very comfortable in the hands. Core has nailed it with their new 3S bar. This bar is so nice to kite with. The diameter of the bar is very comfortable on the hands for long sessions. The dual, PU coated de-power line is really smooth when sheeting in and out. Pair this with the auto-untwist feature for your front lines and you have one great bar for free riding and wave riding. The new push away quick release and easy click in is very easy to use and well designed. Core's attention to detail on all aspects of the bar is very noticeable and makes it one of the best bars on the market.

The brand new release on this bar has made releasing and recovering incredibly simple. No more having to hold the release open to put it back together. Simply push the end of the chicken loop back into the base and it clicks back together. The collapsable Bar ends for winding the lines keep the back very clean when in use.

core has done an incredible job with learning from a few little kinks in the sensor two such as the push release rather that the twist as well as the small line wells that when wrapping up the sensor 2 they would fall out and be a pain the new sensor 3 has clips either side of the bar so that you can pop them open and do up your lines it is a innovative and creative idea that actually works! the sensor 2 was a great bar that worked really well on the water and that is something that core has been able to repeat. Core has made an incredible bar here definitely consider this!!!!

Everything you need in a bar. Nothing you don’t need. Comfortable, durable, and great feel. Really like the new retractable line holders. And tucked in bungees. The new safety system is clean and very simple. Core is quality.

The new Sensor 3 bar is a great upgrade. While on the water, it feels the same as a sensor 2 bar which is perfect! Still super light weight with a really responsive feel. With the new changes, it has some great new 'creature comforts'. The push release is really nice, and the new shorter chicken loops helps to bring the whole setup closer to the rider. I'm happy with how they designed the push release, where you don't need to hold the release open while inserting the chicken loop back in. You just hit the push away to release, then jam the chicken loop back in and your good to go. WAY easier than the Sensor 2 bar for assemble when in real world conditions. The new floats are great how they are fixed in position and don't move around. I grab the floats a lot when surf kiting to initiate a hard turn on the kite, so now I don't worry anymore about always having to re-adjust the floats after my session. Aside from that there are some smart tweaks to the build and construction that will make the bar last longer.