Armstrong Midlength Mk II X-Form
The revised Midlength Mk II trades a little of the original's edge for accessibility, making it the easiest, least technical mid-length board we've tested to date.
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The revised Midlength Mk II trades a little of the original's edge for accessibility, making it the easiest, least technical mid-length board we've tested to date.
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WAKA's folding Glide proves portability needn't mean compromise, riding with the crisp, firm feel of a quality mid-length despite packing down small enough for a hatchback.
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Indiana's Wake Thief Scooter Package turns dock starting from a slightly intimidating skill into a fun, social entry point for complete newbies and experienced riders alike.
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The reworked Starboard Phazer sheds even more weight while keeping its crossover versatility, making it one of the most refined surf-to-wing foil boards we've ridden.
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The Tabou Super Yaka Team is a genuine light-wind machine, getting up on foil in marginal conditions with almost no pumping required.
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The Frank Mini Dart makes parawing takeoffs feel almost effortless, packing stability, feedback and an exceptionally forgiving tail into a genuine crossover midlength.
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