OUTLET WINDSURF

The legendary Combat stands out as the sail of choice for any wave sailing conditions. No matter which spot, from side-offshore winds and perfect peeling waves, to huge onshore white waters, the Combat will never disappoint. Designed for dynamic and adventure-seeking sailors, the Combat delivers low-end power when you need it.

Light, stable and strong - the Combat is equipped to deal with whatever, whenever, and whoever.

Superb early planning combined with controllable power, stability, upwind performance and high wind control make this a favorite sail for onshore conditions and / or heavier sailors.

5 battens for ultimate performance. Atlas will allow you to blast over whitewater and jump higher than ever while still feeling soft enough to perform well on the waves when conditions allow.

Take the freedom of freeride foiling to a new level with our first specifically designed freeride foil sail. 

4 battens and 1 mini cam (2 cams on the 6.6m) give the sail an incredibly lightweight yet stable feeling. 

Super light weight, featuring a very short boom and tight leech, this sail offers great initial planing ability and stability and ease of use when up on the foil .

RS:RACING EVOXIII builds on the success of the most winning sail of 2021.

With racing competition formats and courses evolving towards a mix of Slalom and Foiling, we wanted to be sure to be ahead of the game last year, and the EVOXII delivered.

EVOXII won the 2021 IFCA World Championships with Enrico Marotti at the helm, the 2021 PWA Women's Slalom World Title with Sarah-Quita Offringa at the helm and the fastest speed at the Luderitz Speed Challenge with Hans Kreisel at the helm.

The final prototypes of EVOXIII powered Antoine Albeau to victory at the 2021 Defi Wind / PWA Superstars event.

EVOXIII keeps all the major aspects of the sail the same, the luff curve, sail shaping and main outline, but we refined the foot of the sail to ensure complete closure of the gap between sail and board and slightly tweaked the leading edge to make the sail even more aerodynamic.