Neilpryde RS Racing EVO XVII

Neilpryde RS Racing EVO XVII

The 2026 Neilpryde RS Racing EVO XVII is made for windsurfers who want speed on the water. These purple (with pink and orange accents) Slalom sails from the brand Neilpryde are specifically designed for pro windsurfers and advanced intermediate surfers. Due to the complex camber construction these Windsurf sails offer great stability while racing and high speeds.

Everything about the Neilpryde RS Racing EVO XVII

When you choose for these Slalom sails you choose for the seventeenth generation of the racing program of Neilpryde. The abbreviation EVO stands for the technical evolution this sail goes through every year. Neilpryde Windsurf Sails use four cambers that keep the profile of the sail rigid. This allows you to maintain control as the wind increases. The material consists of a combination of high-quality monofilm and reinforced panels in the mast trunk. This ensures efficient airflow and a calm sailing feeling on your board.

Features of the Neilpryde RS Racing EVO XVII

• High performance monofilm and scrim materials
• Stable profile for maximum racing speed
• Purple and orange gradient design panels
• Aerodynamic sleeve for reduced drag
• Carbon Composite battens for stiffness
• Four Ultra cam system for stability
• High tension luff for gust control

Reviews from the kiters

Windsurfers who sail with this material indicate that the rotation of the cambers feels very smooth. They often mention that the acceleration after a jibe is immediately noticeable. The stability in strong gusts is also seen as an important technical characteristic by experienced racers in the slalom discipline.

Information Sources:For this description, information was gathered about the Neilpryde RS Racing EVO series through official product specifications from Neilpryde and technical details from international surf shops. The focus was on the features of the seventeenth iteration (XVII) such as the four cambers, the use of carbon battens and the specific use for slalom and racing. The target audience was determined based on the technical complexity of a full camber racing sail.