2010 Freeride 4
The Freeride has a huge wind range which means you don’t need as many sails.

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2010 Freeride 4

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Note on Masts:
Ezzy Sails work great with the Ezzy Mast system, but also work with a variety of other brand masts (RDM and regular diameter).  You could contact your mast maker and see if the bend of your non-Ezzy mast is compliant.

Ezzy mast bend curves are tip: 75% to 79% and base: 62% to 65%

Note: this is not carbon content. This is percentage bend relative to the midpoint bend.

A Supreme no-cam sail. Imagine the power and stability of a cambered sail, but without using cams. That’s the Ezzy Freeride 4.

No Monofilm. The Ezzy Freeride utilizes the world’s most advanced materials. Light weight Technora® along the leech reduces stretch and improves performance. Spectra® X-film in the luff and window panels provides extra tear strength. The new TriLite scrim used in the center panels is super lightweight and very strong.

Fewer sails in your quiver. The Freeride has a huge wind range which means you don’t need as many sails. Light and balanced.
The deep, draft forward profile of the Freeride doesn’t load your back arm when powered, giving the Freeride a very light feel on the water.

Fits any mast. There is no need to purchase a new mast. The Freeride fits all standard diameter and skinny masts.

You’re not the first to rig it. We already have. Every Freeride is rigged in our factory. We do a thorough check of our work plus tension the battens.

Unmatched customer service. We take our customers as seriously as we do our sails. Email us (info@ezzy.com) and you will get a personal response within 12 hours.

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Photos courtesy Darrell Wong

Sail Specs

2010 Freeride 4
Size (sq.m.)

Luff
min
Luff
max
Boom
min
Boom
max
Suggested Mast
No. of Battens
5.5
438
440
175
183
430/25/21
6
6.0
452
455
183
190
430/25/21
7
6.5
467
470
189
198
460/25/25
7
7.0
478
481
197
205
460/25/25
7
7.5
488
491
205
212
460/25/25
7
8.5
504
508
220
228
490/26/29
7
9.5
515
518
240
250
490/26/29
7

Pulley System

Pulley System

Our removable, 316 stainless steel tack pulley can be replaced with our 316 stainless D-ring for those who prefer a grommet with a pulley hook.

Testimonials


“The 9.5 Ezzy Freeride 4 has proven to be an excellent light wind performer. Works great with both a Formula Board and large Freeriders. I have been mostly impressed by the low end power and the range at the upper end. With adjustable outhaul tuning, I can sail from 9mph winds up to 20 quite comfortably. And compared to cambered race sails, it is a dream in transitions and to rig/derig. My big race sails are going to start collecting dust! Thanks for encouraging/working with Dave Ezzy to bring this size/design to the market. Van”


  • FL Jake
    Does the tension on the battens need to be relieved for storage of this sail (or other Ezzy sails)?
  • ezzysails
    nope, please leave the tension on the sails
  • Sebastian
    Hi!!... I got a freeride 2010... I'm just say that thei sail it's incredible... I'm very happy with my ezzy sails... thank's...
  • Bill
    Im on a 180 liter board and weigh around 200lbs. I sail in 15-20mph winds would there be a difference between this sail and the infinity? Also what would be a recommended size for either one?
  • ezzysails
    hi Bill,
    I'd consider a 7.5 if I were you. The Infinity would be a good choice if you are concerned about staying up wind and really early planning. If you crave a really light weight feeling sail that is easier to manage than a cambered sail, then I'd consider the Freeride. Hope this helps! Where are you sailing?
  • Bill
    What is considered low, medium, and high wind when setting these sails? Is the sail size also a consideration?
  • ezzysails
    hi Bill,
    I can generally tell you the sail range on the Freerides is huge. I've been out on the 7.0 Freeride and manged it just fine while other sailors are planning on 4.7's my size.
    A great deal of the range has to do with the board and hardware you are using, sailor skills, and local conditions. You might be best to work with a local shop who is more expert of conditions in your region?
  • jeff
    seems good pic
  • Ryan
    like to know what 7.0 Freeride weight.
  • ezzysails
    4.676 Kgs.
  • Tony Novak
    Just got 3hrs on my brand new 5.5 freeride 4. I have been a fan of Ezzy sail for a very long time. This sail rocks!!! All the good things from past freeride's. Great balance, power and top end. Now you can add lite and crisp. Best freeride ever
  • Arild Troite
    Nice to hear some comments about this model, Tony!
    Very good once for me! :)
    I just have ordered 6.5 and 7.5 Freeride 4s (force? :)
    I`ve never tried Ezzys sails before and as I live far up north in Norway I`ve never seen these sails in action, either.
    I have great belief in these and look forward to get them going on my two boards. 7.5 on my Rocket 135 and 6.5 on my Freewave 104.
    Season have just started and I`m quite excited I tell you. Think It`ll Be Great!
    Hang Lose!
  • Tanovak
    You will love these sails. Be sure to go to the web site and watch the rigging and tunning video to get the most out of these sails....Tony
  • ezzysails
    let us know if you have any rigging or tuning questions at any time!
    Kind Regards,
    Tim
  • Arild Troite
    Well! I got myself both a 7.5 and a 6.5 and have had very nice sessions on both sails.
    I`m , in fact unsure if I will use my "old" 8.3 again after my experiences with the 7.5.
    Very good sail, including a very good low end power! Very Nice! :
    Had one day out, starting with the 7.5. No problem, medium setting, but I wanted to try out how the 6.5 did and rigged it lightwinded.
    BIG smile on my face! Wonderful sail. My buddy where out there with his 8.3 and I had no probs dealing with him. I even left him behind.
    Very good balance and easy in my hands. Excellent low end to pop the board up. Can`t wait to get out again! :)
    All this on my Tabou Rocket 135 ltd.
    I feel that after Many years, on many different sailbrands, I now have found my brand!
    Still have the trying of the 6.5 on my 104 liter crossover to look forward to.
    I do Not doubt that it will be a hit, I tell you! :)
    So far they`re just Perfect!
  • ezzysails
    wow! Great feedback! Let us know how the 6.5 works out!
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