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Episode 1 of the Cheese Roll Training Diaries is here… 5 guys take on the challenge to land a Cheese Roll… and if they fail.. they get their Chest Waxed!!! First up Dieter Van Der Eyken.. But with a slight Twist! I mean he is an ex Freestyle World Champion so he has to do it in ONE run and if NOT he gets his BALLS Waxed!!!! OOooowwwww.... watch the full episode here to see how he gets on! If you want to be a LEGEND and support Windsurfing.TV go to: https://windsurfing.tv/beer-money/

The all new inflatable windsurf boards focusing on planing performance: The JP MagicAIR and ExplorAIR are real fun freeride boards with the advantages of inflatables. Riders Andy Bubble Chambers K-540, Steven van Broeckhoven B-72, Shawna Cropas and Greta Marchegger show how this new technology transfers to the water. Also check: https://jp-australia.com/2017/products/boards/windsurf-air/

The Fly is a truly specialized wave-riding sail. Three-batten compact design combined with the new Powerfuse construction and PVC/Dacron lower luff area make for the lightest, most neutral sail in our range. It totally depowers on the wave and offers great sail control in gusty conditions, allowing you to fully focus on your surfing. The Fly is fast, light, soft-feeling and maneuverable. It provides aggressive rail-riding turns and velocity down the line. The Fly now uses the revolutionary Powerfuse construction featuring fully integrated, laminated panels of variable thickness that support localised loads and strengthen the sail where it needs it most. www.neilpryde.com

The legendary Combat stands out as the sail of choice for any wave sailing condition. 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 aggressive sailors, the Combat delivers low-end power when you need it — for as long as you want it. Light for jumping, stable for predictability, and strong for endurance, the Combat is equipped to deal with whatever, whenever, and whoever. The Combat now uses the revolutionary Powerfuse construction featuring fully integrated, laminated panels of variable thickness that support localised loads and strengthen the sail where it needs it most. www.neilpryde.com

With an outline coming straight from the RS:Racing development program, the Speedster is an explosive, performance-freeride sport sail. The Speedster offers greater performance and wind range than a classic freeride sail while being more user-friendly and balanced than a cam sail. Tubular battens allow the center of effort to remains in place while the profile delivers an exhilarating combination of performance, speed and acceleration. Slalom without Cambers. www.neilpryde.com

We all have individual ambitions — whether it’s planing for the first time, beating a friend to the buoy or winning a World Championship. Each of us defines our own goals and success but we are all connected by a unifying sense of victory. At NeilPryde, our mission is to inspire you in your own personal achievement, and to provide you with the best equipment to attain it. We understand winning in the water—about combining cutting edge designs with high performance materials. If we can’t find something we need, then we’ll invent it. This year, we usher in a whole new level of performance by reinventing how a sail is made. Take a look, and find your own win — whatever that may be. We only play to win. www.neilpryde.com

When you need to get safely across the white lines, or charge upwind through lulls, the 2018 Atlas delivers reassuring power and control — all that you need in on-shore wave conditions. Early to plane, the Atlas is up and ready for action with efficient, controllable power at all times. Featuring great upwind ability and acceleration, the Atlas pushes hard with unmatched profile stability. Atlas now uses the revolutionary Powerfuse construction featuring fully integrated, laminated panels of variable thickness that support localised loads and strengthen the sail where it needs it most. www.neilpryde.com