The windsurf boom plays a pivotal role in linking the rider to the sail, ensuring optimal tension and performance through the outhaul. Our selection spans a variety of top brands, such as Neil Pryde, Gaastra, Loftsails, and Unifiber. When choosing between aluminum and carbon, the decision often hinges on budget constraints and performance goals. While carbon is sought after for its rigidity, lightweight, and responsive qualities, advancements in high-grade alloys have also made aluminum options highly effective.
For those seeking peak performance and stiffness, our carbon booms are the ultimate choice. Enhance your sailing experience with our curated selection, where quality meets expertise.
After several sessions on the new 2024 JP-Australia X-Winger PRO, I thought it was time to share my thoughts. Last season, I mainly rode the previous version – the 5’0” x 27” (95 L) – so I’ve got a solid comparison point.
Windsurfing has seen many shapes, sizes, and trends since its explosion in popularity in the 1970s and 80s. But today, enthusiasts around the globe are turning back the clock—without sacrificing modern performance—with Exocet’s Windsurfer LT.
Gaastra (GA) Windsurfing has kicked off 2025 with a bold redesign in their sail lineup – introducing the Continuous Radial Panel Layout across select models. Notably, the freerace Cosmic (twin-cam), the no-cam freeride Matrix, and its high-tech sibling Matrix-ME now showcase this revolutionary panel construction.
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