Range Review: Slingshot Phantasm PTM & G Series
Overall, the Phantasm kit is an incredibly diverse and well-constructed foil system that will suit almost every rider on the water.
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Overall, the Phantasm kit is an incredibly diverse and well-constructed foil system that will suit almost every rider on the water.
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The new Armstrong CF V2 range is the system most aspiring riders should probably be using...
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The RRD Blaze 1250 is a really fun foil, with the potential to be a one foil quiver...
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If you want to perform proper tight surfing turns on a hydrofoil, but still love the ability to pump and link waves, the Vyper range will take you to that next level.
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These two wings, and the combination of components offered, seem to strike the perfect balance between customization, build quality, performance and user-friendliness.
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Fun and inspiring, the Kujira 1095 and 750 are a great pair, even if they’re vastly different flavors. Takuma has struck gold with these ones.
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Fast, practical and with a wide usable range, Levitaz have expanded their hydrofoil range cleverly into the high-aspect sector...
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It’s a case of less is more to unlock this high efficiency tool which anyone intermediate level and above should definitely consider as part of their quiver.
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The AFS Performer is a true freeride wingfoiler’s hydrofoil. It does it all and it does it very, very well.
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The Lift 90HA adds a new level of performance if you’re looking to go fast, slash turns, and have fun on the water.
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The HA 914 coupled with the new mast and fuselage is, for multiple reasons, a great addition to the Naish foil quiver...
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The range of wing combinations makes this series versatile enough for any rider to pick a setup for any condition or foiling discipline.
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