Windsurfing gear tests
This spring, too, the famous French magazine Windmag has published the 2022 windsurfing equipment tests. In this article, we summarize the results of the comparative tests, relating to numerous new wave board models, given that waveriding is one of the disciplines that most conquers the windsurfing enthusiasts.
The Guru is the Goya 4 battens control wave sail, for side/side off wind conditions. In these months, we have had the opportunity to test the model 2020/21, in the 4.7 size, and in this article we show you the results.
I bought the Sooruz 2 mm open mittens, and the Flow ST 3 mm boots, for my winter windsurfing sessions. Also this time, the French brand has really satisfied me.
The Ezzy Zeta is the wave / all round 5 battens sails of the well-known Hawaiian brand. From some years, it has replaced the popular Ezzy Tiger in the catalog. In this article, we propose the review of the 2019 model, which we tested in the 5.8 square meters size.
Marco Quattrina, a Gardesan rider, had the chance to carefully test the Helix V1 and V2 boards, the Simmer freewave model. Simmer is growing a lot in the performance of the board in its catalogue, and this objective review by Marco gives us some confirmation in this regard.
Read more: Test: Simmer Helix V1 2017, and V2 2018/19 (by Marco Quattrina)
In this article, by Michele Ferraina, we propose a review of the freestyle sail Severne Freek, and of the Severne RDM Blue blue masts, with some very interesting technical suggestings.
Read more: Severne Freek 2018, and Severne RDM Blue 2019: test (by Mik Ferraina)