We present the Loftsails Oxygen 2026/2027.
Over the years, the Oxygen has established itself as one of the most reliable and proven freeride sails ever, with a history marked by decades of meticulous design refinement and top results in magazine tests.
As a true freeride sail, the Oxygen makes life on the water easier for you: quick to set up, snappy in acceleration, and capable of impressive speeds across the course. The pressure point is centered on the rider, and the progressive, even power delivery ensures that the sail naturally settles into a stable, responsive position, allowing you to simply take off.
For 2026, the Oxygen has been further refined:
Higher aspect ratios and shorter Boomss improve handling and make the sail feel lighter. New luff curves and a revised batten alignment shift power and weight lower, for even more balance and responsiveness. The slightly lowered foot profile adds extra punch, especially when you’re riding at full power.
All sizes continue to come with multiple tube battens—a feature typically found in race sails—which give the Oxygen powerful drive and rock-solid stability in strong winds. New batten specs further refine the “locked-in” feel, delivering both solid low-end power and clean, efficient performance as the wind picks up.
Thanks to two clew eyelets, the already wide wind range has become even broader:
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The upper eyelet (above the cross-batten) provides more power in light winds.
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The lower eyelet (below the cross-batten) helps you trim the sail nice and soft in strong winds.
Durability has also been further enhanced in 2026:
New 5-mil panels in the foot area can withstand more wear and tear. As before, there are two construction variants:
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The standard version combines a 4-mil X-Ply window with 4-mil Bi-Ply panels in the upper section.
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The HD version features a 4-mil X-Ply window and ultra-durable 2-mil Quad-Axial panels at the top for even greater longevity.
As before, the head section consists of double-layer Dacron, which makes rolling up the sail easier and increases durability. A new feature is a 5-mil Kevlar-reinforced panel at the clew that extends to the batten above the gaff, providing more protection both on the water and during storage.
The new 2026 design embraces functional minimalism: less unnecessary marker material and scrim, which lowers the center of gravity and improves durability.
Conclusion:
With the Oxygen 2026, you get a freeride sail that sets the standard for simplicity, speed, and control, no matter what the day brings.
SPECS
| Size | Luff | Boom | Extension | Mast | Weight |
| 4.6 m² | 392 cm | 160/172 | 22 cm | 370 RDM | 3.78 kg |
| 5.3 m² | 416 cm | 174/186 | 16 cm | 400 RDM | 3.90 kg |
| 5.8 m² | 430 cm | 186/196 | 30 cm | 400 RDM | 4.07 kg |
| 6.3 m² | 444 cm | 192/204 | 14 cm | 430 RDM | 4.21 kg |
| 6.7 m² | 462 cm | 196/210 | 32 cm | 430 RDM | 4.32 kg |
| 7.3 m² | 478 cm | 208/218 | 18 cm | 460 SDM | 4.54 kg |
| 7.8 m² | 490 cm | 216/228 | 30 cm | 460 SDM | 4.95 kg |
| 8.5 m² | 508 cm | 226/238 | 18 cm | 490 SDM | 5.2 kg |

















