Wing Foil Board Cruzader Diamond Hollow Hybrid Carbon
Description
Programme
It takes off easily for carving in freefly and surf, with great ease.
Overview
Stable, easy and quick to take off, the Cruzader Diamond delivers crazy efficiency for riders who love glide.
Its compact downwinder-style mid-length shape lets it get going early while remaining surprisingly easy and enjoyable once up on foil. It feels reassuring, not tiring, while still offering very strong performance. It really is a brilliant board with no fuss.
On the water, you get excellent stability for such a narrow board. It glides naturally, accelerates easily and gets you up early without having to wear yourself out pumping. As soon as you're flying, you get that famous "no nose" feeling: very little board in front of your feet and loads of freedom in the way you ride.
That is the whole point of the Diamond: bringing back the glide of a DW board with the qualities of a compact board. It lets you make the most of light conditions with ease, then carve in freefly or in the waves on a board that stays natural and easy to place.
It is also very enjoyable through all the phases before take-off. It’s easy to find your footing, restarts take little energy, and its balance keeps you comfortable even when the water gets messier.
The recessed deck brings the rider even closer to the foil and makes the feel more direct, while keeping the comfort that gives the Diamond its appeal.
Its Hollow Hybrid Carbon construction naturally extends that character. The carbon kept in the structural areas maintains excellent stiffness and a precise connection with the foil, while the fibreglass used in the other zones brings a slightly more progressive response. The result is a Diamond that still feels very direct and responsive, but with an extra touch of forgiveness when your foot pressure or the foil's reactions are less than perfect.
The Cruzader Diamond remains a particularly likeable board: easy, fast-gliding, responsive and versatile, ideal for riders who want to get going early and then make the most of foiling, whether with a wing or a lowkite.
OUTLINE
Thanks to its long, narrow outline, the Cruzader Diamond delivers exceptional glide and makes take-off in light wind extremely easy. Despite its narrow width, it remains perfectly balanced on the water and inspires confidence straight away.
In surf and freefly, it is genuinely a pleasure to ride: compact, natural underfoot and easy to place. Comfort in surf is flawless, while its responsiveness through the feet lets you maintain constant control through every phase of the ride.
The Cruzader Diamond is the ideal mid-length.

ROCKER
Thanks to a flat rocker, glide is a real advantage in all conditions. It accelerates easily, lifts off early and maintains speed between pumping strokes.
At the rear, the slight kicktail helps release the hull when the board is put on rail. It reduces touchdowns in the waves while preserving the rocker’s efficiency on take-off.

HULL
The flat hull at the tail delivers a highly efficient planing surface. The water flows cleanly all the way off the tail, which helps acceleration and lets you reach take-off speed quickly.
Between the boxes and the nose, the double concave softens contact with the water. It smooths out touchdowns, stabilises the board and promotes rebound so it does not stay stuck to the surface.

TAIL
The generous, supportive diamond tail provides plenty of support under the back foot. Whether on your knees or while pumping, its volume helps the board naturally recover its trim and makes take-offs easier without wasting energy.
The volume is concentrated around the stance, then the tail tapers towards the rear. Combined with the slight kick, this design allows the Diamond to retain all its support on the water while freeing up the tail in carves.

RAILS
The rails are straight and sharp at the tail to deliver clean water release. This crisp release limits unwanted drag and helps the Diamond maintain its glide during acceleration.
They gradually become less vertical through the middle, then softer over the front third. This lets the board punch through touchdowns and chop without any sudden braking effect, with plenty of comfort when riding close to the water.

NOSE
The rounded point nose keeps a fine, low-bulk tip while retaining enough volume to support the front of the board.
Its slightly faceted V-shaped bulb now concentrates its maximum volume closer to the rider. Support therefore comes exactly where it is most useful when the nose is under load, while keeping the tip light and unobtrusive once flying.

Technical sheet
Wing Foil Board Cruzader Diamond Hollow Hybrid Carbon HOLLOW HYBRID CARBON / 5'8 / SAPHIR

Buying guide
Who is it for?
The Cruzader Diamond is aimed at intermediate to expert riders looking for more glide and efficiency without switching to a board that is tricky to balance.
It makes take-off much easier while remaining simple to understand. Its stability and very predictable behaviour let you enjoy the qualities of a mid-length without needing a pro-level skill set or fitness level.
It is typically the light wind board for riders who want to significantly improve their low end while keeping plenty of comfort. It is also brilliant for riding underpowered, going strapless and enjoying maximum glide with minimum effort.
Its glide before take-off, forgiveness and the clarity of its behaviour make it a true benchmark among efficient boards.
What for?
Its range is particularly broad:
- Light wind: its glide lets you accelerate with very little energy and take off very early, even when the wind is lacking.
- Surf: its controlled size and natural behaviour let you carve with a lot of freedom once flying.
- Freefly: its glide helps maintain speed and connect bumps with very little effort.
- Freeride / freerace: its efficiency lets you ride fast, point high efficiently and make the most of modern foils.
The Cruzader Diamond takes off very early while remaining comfortable when conditions become stronger. It therefore offers a particularly wide range of use.
And we are not just talking about wing, it is excellent for lowkite. Its glide, balance and ease before take-off are a perfect match for this discipline, whether you are discovering parawing, progressing or making more of marginal conditions.
What board size?


Which foil?
The Cruzader Diamond works particularly well with foils that emphasise glide, efficiency and speed retention. Its ability to accelerate easily before take-off also means you can choose smaller or higher-performance foils without losing the benefit of its early take-off.
The Curve V3 Atmo: the carving and control combo.
Its lift, maneuverability and very predictable behaviour make the whole setup particularly easy. It is an excellent choice to enjoy the Diamond's glide while keeping plenty of control in freeride, surf and variable conditions.
The Fluid V3 Atmo: the maneuverability and speed combo.
More lively and more playful, it brings more rhythm to your carves. It lets you benefit from the Diamond's efficiency on take-off, then enjoy a foil that is more mobile and responsive once flying.
The Veloce V3 Atmo: the glide and speed combo.
It is a particularly natural match with the Diamond. Its excellent efficiency helps maintain speed, get through lulls and extend freefly phases. A very good choice for fast freeride and long carves.
The Veloce Free Fly V3 Atmo: glide and freedom.
It retains a lot of energy while staying maneuverable enough to play with your lines. It is perfectly suited to a Diamond used to connect bumps, carve and enjoy long freefly phases.
The Veloce Light Wind V3 Atmo: efficiency in light wind.
It pushes the Diamond's light wind potential even further. Its lift and glide let you take off early, then maintain flight easily when the available energy drops.
The Sirus V3 Atmo: to maximise low end.
Its very high lift and efficiency let you make the most of the lightest conditions. Combined with the Diamond's natural glide, it makes take-offs and staying on foil much easier with very little energy.
Which stab?
The choice of stab lets you noticeably change the Diamond's character. Its glide-oriented programme means you can either aim for a very stable foil that is easy to get flying or free up the whole setup more to gain speed or maneuverability.
Ideally, we recommend pairing your front wing with a V3 Atmo stab from the same programme. This consistency lets you find the intended behaviour within each foil family.
The Curve stab: control and ease.
It brings solid support and plenty of stability. Paired with a Diamond, it gives you a very reassuring setup that is easy to trim and enjoyable through carves. It is an excellent configuration for progressing or simply prioritising comfort.
The Fluid stab: more freedom through carves.
It gives the foil a livelier, more playful feel. Weight transfers become quicker and the Diamond gains mobility in surf and freefly, without losing the efficiency brought by its shape.
The Veloce stab: glide first.
It is a perfect match for freeride, freefly or light wind use. It helps maintain speed and extend lines with less effort, which fits the Diamond's efficient programme particularly well.
You can then fine-tune the behaviour further with the stab size:
- Larger: more support, drive and stability. The foil is easier to trim and requires less precision at low speed.
- Smaller: less support and more freedom. The foil becomes livelier, accelerates more easily and responds faster to changes of direction.
On a Cruzader Diamond, a stab that provides enough lift helps reinforce its huge ease in light wind. By gradually reducing its size, you can then free up the foil and make the most of the board's responsiveness in surf and freefly, without changing the setup's very glidy DNA.
Which board bag?

Equipments
These boards are equipped with 2 GONG US Box Double Entry compatible with standard 4-bolt plate foils and the SCS system with 9 cm spacing, Luxe footstraps with multi-position anti-twist inserts, a Ridge Traction Pad, an integrated carry handle, a leash plug, an automatic pressure relief screw and a high-flow drainage valve.
The Double Entry system allows very fast mounting of GONG foils while remaining compatible with standard square nut setups. The SCS is not supplied with the board.
- 2 GONG US Box Double Entry for 4-bolt plate foils, SCS compatible with 9 cm spacing. (SCS NOT SUPPLIED WITH THE BOARD).
- Double-screw rear strap inserts with 5 positions to fine-tune rear foot placement while limiting strap twist under heavy load.
- Front strap inserts with 3 positions: central V position on a single insert, and lateral positions with double inserts set diagonally for a two-screw setup, stronger and anti-twist.
- 1 large Luxe double V front footstrap + 1 large Luxe rear footstrap, screws included.
- Ridge Traction Pad to maximise comfort, grip and control.
- Integrated GONG carry handle in the centre of the hull.
- Leash plug at the tail so you never lose your board.
- Automatic pressure relief screw to balance internal pressure while riding.
- High-flow drainage valve to leave open between sessions to balance pressure, then close again just before launching, it also allows water to be drained before repair.
- Tightening tool supplied to easily open and close the drainage valve and ensure proper tightening before launching.




Delivery
Who is the Cruzader Diamond for?
The Cruzader Diamond is aimed primarily at intermediate to expert riders who want a major boost in glide and easier take-off without moving to an overly technical board. Despite its slim outline, it keeps a reassuring balance and remains easy on the legs to ride.
It’s an excellent option for anyone wanting to discover the benefits of a mid-length while keeping a simple, versatile board.
Why choose a Cruzader Diamond over a compact board?
The Diamond delivers much more glide before take-off. It accelerates more easily, requires less pumping and gets you up earlier, especially in light wind or when riding underpowered.
Once flying, its balanced trim and refined outline greatly reduce the feeling of bulk. The result is a responsive board that's easy to place despite the extra length.
Is the Cruzader Diamond difficult to balance on?
No. Its width is kept in check to promote glide, but its well-distributed volume and supportive diamond tail give it excellent stability for such a narrow board.
It naturally requires a bit more attention than a very wide board, but it remains far more accessible than a very narrow downwind board. Foot pressure is easy to read, and the board naturally settles back onto an even trim.
Is it really suited to light wind?
Yes, that’s one of its strong points. Its elongated outline and stretched rocker let you build speed quickly with very little effort. This makes it easier for the rider to reach the speed needed for take-off when the wind is light.
This efficiency also lets you ride with a higher-performance foil or a smaller surface area while still keeping take-offs highly efficient.
Is the Cruzader Diamond suitable for lowkite?
Yes. Its glide, stability and ability to accelerate before take-off make it particularly well suited to lowkite. It lets you build speed easily with very little power available and offers enough comfort to handle the preparation and take-off phases.
It is also an excellent board for progressing in parawing without going straight to a more specialised shape.
Can you surf with a Cruzader Diamond?
Yes, and that’s exactly what sets its programme apart. Despite its excellent glide, it remains very enjoyable in surf and freefly. Its compact size around the rider and clean tail area give you plenty of freedom in your carves.
Its slight kicktail and smooth forward shapes also make water contact more forgiving when surfing close to the surface.
Which foil should you choose with the Cruzader Diamond?
To keep plenty of ease and control, a Curve V3 Atmo is an excellent choice. A Fluid V3 Atmo brings more liveliness in surf, while a Veloce V3 Atmo or Veloce Free Fly V3 Atmo lets you push glide and speed retention further.
To make the most of light wind, the Veloce Light Wind V3 Atmo and Sirus V3 Atmo are particularly well suited.
Can you ride the Cruzader Diamond with or without straps?
Yes. It works very well strapless, especially in freefly, surf and lowkite, where the freedom to move your feet lets you make the most of its balance and glide.
With straps, the different positions let you fine-tune your stance to match your riding. The recessed deck brings your feet closer to the foil in both setups and enhances the feeling of connection with the foil.





























