North Sonar MAv2 Series

Has North devised the perfect foil? Chasing that elusive “desert-island” design, without compromising performance, North has just announced eight new sizes in its new Mid Aspect v2 Front Wing Series.

WING / KITE / BOAT / WAKE / SURF

For novice to pro riders, in all conditions. Every wing in the versatile MAv2 Series has an extremely wide speed range and early lift, is fast-turning, features ventilation-free tip-breaching, and works across multiple disciplines.

The larger MA2400-1500v2 are designed to get you up on foil faster and shorten your learning curve. As you progress into the smaller, playful and agile MA1200-700v2, you’ll discover true versatility, while retaining that familiar feel and ease of use.

Learn To Foil

2400 / 2100 / 1850 / 1500

Ideal for progressing, the larger sizes provide a stable set-up for learning to wing foil or towing behind a boat. These wings easily generate a great amount of lift without the need to pump, and are super stable so you can focus more on your wing in your hands.

The foil section prioritises pitch stability, early takeoffs and low stall speed. More sweep in the TE than the smaller size helps to make these big wings more manoeuvrable and easier to turn. More anhedral provides directional stability.

Versatile

1200 / 1050 / 850 / 700

As you step down in size, you’ll step up in speed. The smaller sizes are even faster, more agile and have a higher top-end speed. Ideal for freeride wingfoiling at speed, freestyle or in surf, and perfect for kite foiling or wake foiling in the 700, 850 and 1050 size. (1200 for the bigger riders).

The foil section is focused more on low drag when up on the foil, reasonable take-off and stall speeds. The outline balances efficiency and manoeuvrability. The flat centre-section with anhedral further along the span and flattened wing tips delivers predictable turning and improved ventilation resistance.

Sonar MAv2 Designer Notes

Find out how the Sonar Mid Aspect v2 Series is engineered to be your go-to front wing across multiple disciplines with Foils Designer Uli Sommerlatt and Brand Director Mike Raper