Indiana Wake Thief Scooter Package
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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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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AXIS's new integrated Foil Drive masts cut drag and pod strike dramatically, with the extra stiffness of the Ultra High Modulus option a worthwhile upgrade for heavier riders.
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Levitaz's Free Series offers two distinct takes on freeride: the playful, forgiving 790 and the long-gliding, efficiency-focused 900, both finished to a premium standard.
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The FLITELab FLUX lives up to its hype, delivering surefooted turning, efficient glide and remarkably solid pitch stability across a wide speed range.
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Without chasing anything more extreme than the original, the Silk V2 makes you feel comfortable enough to push harder every time you paddle out.
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Trading maximum glide for pure carving fun, the Starboard Fusion 725 rewards an active riding style with composed, predictable turns at any speed.
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Naish have done a great job releasing two foils that tick all the boxes for riders looking for allrounders to suit two different riding styles and tastes.
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For experienced foilers looking for one foil capable of handling winging, downwind and pumping at a very high level, this could be one of the most versatile performance foils available.
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The Nomad is a lifty, skatey and agile surf foil, with its own unique and dynamic feel. With a slew of middle-of-the-road surf foils available, it stands out as a foil...
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This has that modern high-aspect DNA: fast, efficient and addictive in glide, but without becoming too demanding or technical. It will make every session fun.
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While these wings are very versatile, they are best suited for riders seeking high-performance characteristics in a truly accessible and forgiving package.
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If your idea of a good session involves carving hard, riding powered, and feeling exactly what the foil is doing under your feet, this delivers that in an incredibly satisfying way.
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The new Armstrong mast line has something for everyone, whether you're riding larger or smaller foils, and whatever levels of speed and performance you're pushing.
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This delivers maximum fun, especially in waves. For riders who like to mix disciplines, the 750 is a must-try, eliminating the need for multiple front wings to cover different disciplines.
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If glide is your number one priority, the UHA is the choice from the Armstrong range, and heralds a new standard in usability with regards to higher-aspect foils.
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The Crest is the ultimate no surprises, quiet, well-built daily driver that gets the job done with little fuss. Think of it as the oceanic equivalent of the Audi Savant.
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Riders who choose the correct size and conditions will no doubt be using the Surge to make a solid impact on the surf style wing, prone and downwind scene.
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This delightful piece of carbon sculpture further enhances the Foil Drive experience to a point where it’s dangerously comparable in feel to non-propelled disciplines.
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Cabrinha has completely revamped their foil lineup, and these were consistently impressive with awesome glide, beautiful carving, smooth surf, and freestyle-ready performance.
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Not just another foil system, it's complete rethink. If you like your foil to answer immediately and you’ve got the technique to keep it lit, this could be for you.
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An excellent solution if you want a one-mast system with OEM-quality integrated adapters and you’re willing to exchange some top end performance for cost, adaptability and simplicity.
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Slingshot’s One-Lock system made quite a splash last year. If you’re looking for a daily driver or a one-wing quiver with good carve, pump and speed, the 825 Glide is it.
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Armstrong have pulled a magic trick retaining that top end and hard carving ability but rounded off the bottom end, making it far more accessible to the masses.
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With Slingshot’s One Lock system, it’s sort of a choose-your-own-adventure way to think about a session now.
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