Freemoveboards - the windsurfing all-rounders at a glance

Regardless of whether the respective marketing departmentFreemove, Bump & Jump orCrossover printed on the packaging, the content is often similar: a board with the widest possible range of use! Uncomplicated heating on flat water, a basic freestyle trick like a Carving 360 and Vulcan, or a session in small Baltic waves - with these boards, everything should be possible.

This all-round appeal is also reflected in the shape characteristics: freemove boards are characterised by the following features:

If you are looking for the "jack of all trades" and also want to jump, loop, do tricks and ride a few small waves in addition to flat water, you are in good hands within this group. Of course, there are also big differences between the concepts here, some brands interpret these categories more towards flat water, others build manoeuvre boards that are easy to turn. In particular, the transition to the "freestyle wave" board group is sometimes fluid. The differences can often only be determined by the board size: Everything under 100-110 litres usually goes under "freestyle wave", over 100-110 litres it becomes "freemove". As always, you can find out the details in the surf test. Only those who have a clear focus on freestyle, wave or flat water are often better off with pure freestyle, wave or freeride boards.

Ideal sail types for this board group:Freemove, Wave, (Freeride)

You can find the complete windsurf board guide here