COMBAT Pro Fuse

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CORE WAVE – RESPONSIVE & LIGHT

Completely redesigned for 2024, the Combat Pro Fuse is our most advanced wave sail ever.

A higher aspect design featuring a slightly longer mast, wider head and narrower boom greatly increases high end control in this year’s edition of our best-selling wave sail.

Q-Bond panels and extended use of Ultra scrim allowed us to reduce weight by up to 25% compared to our 2023 Pro model.

Ultralight Durability 

Built on the foundations of NeilPryde's patented reinforcement technologies, Pro Fuse sails are not only super light, but as strong (or stronger) than any NeilPryde sail ever built.

 

DESIGN DRIVEN

INNOVATION

Designed and tested at our NeilPryde Maui Design Center by Robert Stroj, then further developed through our team riders' feedback from across the world. No stone is left uncovered in our relentless drive to be the best at what we do.

For 2024, we re-invented our wave sail range from the bottom up. We started at the 3D design level, creating new panel layouts and using new materials to eliminate stitches, reduce weight and increase responsiveness. 

The result is our best wave sail line up in the company's history.

 

SAIL FEATURES

A new, higher aspect design for 2024 with a slightly longer luff, narrower boom and bigger head gives the Combat excellent drive and acceleration whether on the wave or getting going in marginal conditions.

Thanks to the re-designed outline, updated luff curve and new, larger panel layout, the 2024 Combat is the most versatile version of this sail yet. Rig it full when the wind is light or you want to use a small sail for extra maneuverability, or pull on a little extra outhaul when rigging for over-powered conditions.

Our latest luff curve and sail shaping have stiffened up the sail very slightly compared to 2023 and the result is a stain which will remain stable even in high winds.

Our new panel layout has drastically reduced the amount of stitches needed in the sail. This combined with carefully planned material selections has allowed us to cut around 25% off the weight of the sails compared to last year.