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Exocet Zypher or Neon? Two inflatable boards, two completely different ways to enjoy the water

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Malina Norkiewicz

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NeilPryde Just Boosted their Swift Foil – Here’s What’s New

NeilPryde has refreshed the Glide Foil System. New Swift HA, Swift Style and EF back wings, plus full modularity – here's what it means for your riding.

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Wing Foil Set for Intermediate and Advanced Riders — JP-Australia XR IPR + NeilPryde Fly IV

Looking for a wing foil set for intermediate and advanced riders? JP-Australia XR IPR, NeilPryde Swift Alu and Fly IV — a faster foil, a more direct wing and a board built for first jumps and waves.

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Your First Wing Foil Set — JP-Australia X-Winger IPR + NeilPryde Firefly

Looking for your first wing foil set? JP-Australia X-Winger IPR, NeilPryde Firefly and Glide Surf 75 HP — chosen to help you progress fast and enjoy every session on the water.

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Midlength Wing Foil Boards – the perfect blend of stability and performance

Midlength boards offer the perfect balance between stability, early lift-off, smooth pumping and responsive handling. Find your next wingfoil board in our 2025 selection at EASY-surfshop.

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JP-Australia X-Winger PRO 88 (2024/2025) – a compact board that does it all

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.

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Rediscover Pure Windsurfing: Meet Exocet’s Windsurfer LT

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.

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