What are the differences between tendon joint, power joint, boge joint and cardan joint. This blog post explains the differences to help you to understand what option is best for you.

Which are best for windsurfing - Fixed or adjustable harness lines? Some riders and certain disciplines, fixed-length harness lines are the most common choice, the ‘right’ option set for the optimum, comfortable stance. For others, being able to react to changing conditions and adjust their stance and the rig’s power delivery is critical to extract the most from a session.

You won’t be the only windsurfer experiencing annoying, twisting straps. So, how can this be prevented to keep them nice and rigid and stay in good, efficient shape?

Buying a mast can be confusing. Here we aim to simplify things, give advice, and outline the science behind mast bend curves, response, and construction. Our objective is to help you choose the right mast – enabling you to maximise value, and enjoy your ride for several seasons of performance and durability.

There are many points to consider when purchasing a new boom, whether it’s a replacement or your very first one! Our comprehensive guide explains everything you need to know.

Based on years of consumer feedback, Unifiber have developed the widest range of windsurfing mast extensions available. In order to help you make the right extension choice we review the different functions and components, so that regardless of budget you can fully enjoy your ride.

Unifiber manufacture the full range of windsurfing baseplates covering all connection methods: Boge, Power, Tendon, and Cardan.

Here we guide you through all the options available, and address all the important points to consider, so that you can choose the best baseplate to enjoy your ride.

Water has 850 times the density of air, which helps explain why windsurfing fins are one of the most important - although underestimated - components of our gear. 

Have you ever wondered how a fin's outline, rake, thickness, material flex and twist influence your ride? If so read on! We'll walk you through all the important parameters to help you make the right fin choice whatever your board and rig combination.