Windsurfing gear tests
Waves and waveriding are the true love of many windsurfers. To get in-depth and accurate information on the characteristics of the 2021 wave boards, the tests results published on the famous French magazine Windmag are not to be missed, as they are comparative tests relating to numerous models, and are conducted by experienced riders. In this article, we offer you a summary of these tests.
AL360 E3 140-200 and AL360 140-190 Slim are two excellent carbon booms for windsurfing of the well-known italian brand AL360. We had the chance to test both models. In this article, we offer our impressions about these products.
Read more: AL360 E3 140-200 vs AL360 E3 140-190 Slim: booms comparison
No cambers freeride sails now cover a wider and wider field of use: from sails for the general public and easy gliding, to powerful and nervous ones for the more experienced riders who sail with slalom boards. In this article, we summarize the results of tests conducted by the French magazine Windmag on 2019 sails.
Windsurfing equipment manufacturers have launched wide tail booms on the market for some years; they're designed to rig windsurfing sails with a deeper profile. For a few months, we have been using the Goya Super Skinny 140 - 190 boom. In this article, we tell you our first impressions.
After have been using the Ezzy Elite for a few years, with great satisfaction, this year I wanted to test the new wave sail of the Hawaian brand, the Ezzy Wave. For a few months, I have tried this windsurfing sail (sizes 5.8 and 4.7), in different conditions, both at the sea and at lake spots. In this article, I will sum up the test result.
Marco Quattrina, windsurfer from Lake Garda, had the opportunity to buy and test the Custom Mojo Tweak board. In this article, he tells us about his impressions.