Windsurfing gear tests

We continue with the tests of the 2018 wave sails, talking about this Simmer Blacktip, which I have been able to test for a rather long time, and in various conditions ...

Freewave, or freestyle-waves, boards are among the most sought products by non-professional windsurfers, as they are the ones that allow to cover, especially in intermediate volumes, a wide range of conditions. In this article, therefore, we consider interesting to summarize the tests of the french magazine Windmag, relative to the 2019 items.

The Goya Banzai X Pro is the 4 batten Power-wave sail of the Hawaiian brand. It is therefore designed for wave sessions with on shore wind, or, for wave conditions with very light wind (as sometimes occurs in Ho'okipa). But its characteristics make it an ideal sail to be used even in windsurfing sessions in bump and jump, or freeriding conditions, such as those in which we use this model in the 5.7 size. In this article we will tell you about our impressions, and the results of our test on the 2019 version.

Chinook is an American brand that produces some of the most appreciated booms for windsurfing on the market. We have been using the Chinook RDG 135-185 boom for some months, and in this article we tell you about our impressions.

Freewave, or all-around, sails are windsurfing sails that allow you to cover a wide range of conditions. In this article, we summarize the tests results of the French magazine Windmag, relating to the 2020 freewave sails.

Freeride sails without cambers are the perfect engine for those who love medium-long rides, full planing, with their windsurfing board. In this article we summarize the results of the tests conducted on thirteen 2020 models by the riders of the well-known French magazine Windmag.