FLOW Fusion M — Upper-B Comfort, C-Class Glide

The Fusion's strength is unmistakable. Glided side by side with C and D references, its trim glide angle came out best of the lot — and it delivers that glide with comfort close to an upper B. Pitch barely moves, so in rough air it doesn't shake the pilot first. The trade is agility, which stays at "average." If you want the knife-edge feel of carving a tight core or a playful, reactive wing, this isn't it. What the Fusion gives back isn't the pleasure of handling but efficiency. So it reads less as an "easy C" and more as a glider that converts comfort into distance — a wing that lets a solid upper-B pilot take one step up to C without ratcheting up the tension.