Character and purpose

Apex was created for sailors who want instant power, rock-solid stability and confidence in extreme or gusty wind, while keeping the sail agile and easy to throw into the air. It is the choice for high-wind jumping and aggressive riding, helping you plane earlier, gain speed faster and boost higher with full control during rotation and landings.

Construction and on-water behaviour

Combining the DNA of the Combat with more bottom-end drive, the Apex accelerates faster and stays more composed when overpowered. A higher aspect ratio and a slightly taller luff improve efficiency both upwind and downwave. The sail fills quickly and smoothly, making early planing effortless and allowing riders to generate immediate lift for big jumps.

Stability and handling

A newly developed luff curve and 3D-designed shaping provide a stiff but not harsh profile. The Apex pumps easily, reaches high top speeds and remains stable even in violent gusts. The sail feels balanced and predictable whether fully powered in side-shore or fighting through difficult onshore surf.

4 / 5 batten layout

Smaller sizes use 4 battens for maneuverability and fast depower. Larger sizes use 5 battens for increased profile stability in stronger winds. This gives each size the ideal weight-to-control ratio across the entire range.

Increased size spacing

Because the Apex has a wider wind range per size, spacing between sizes has been increased. This allows riders to cover more conditions with fewer sails, making travel and quiver organization easier.

Constructions and differences between models...