FreeWing LIFE
All things considered, the FreeWing LIFE is a smart, accessible option for riders looking for a no-fuss, get-it-done kind of wing.
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From foils, to wings, to foil boards, and everything in between, our global test team of professional riders offer their personal take on what shiny new kit you should be spending your hard-earned money on…
All things considered, the FreeWing LIFE is a smart, accessible option for riders looking for a no-fuss, get-it-done kind of wing.
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Whether tackling strong winds or light breezes, the FreeWing Air V5 delivers smooth power, responsive handling, and easy adaptability – making it a top contender for riders of all skill levels.
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Whether you’re ripping tight turns on small waves or gliding effortlessly on long swells, the Barracuda delivers. Perfect for anyone who loves speed, flow, and a foil that just works.
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On the water, it’s quick and responsive, which made transitions feel smooth, and you definitely feel a direct feeling with your foil. Overall, this really is a killer board for wingfoiling.
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With the Stellar X, SiFly haven’t held back. It ticks all the ‘premium’ boxes but is also a very well thought out and well-engineered set up.
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It’s a step up in performance, but also in price-point so if you have to choose between this and another wing for your quiver then, well, good luck!
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These upgrades combined with an inset board have completely changed the scope of conditions we can tackle, and most critically, the feeling of Foil Drive, making it feel as exciting as any other discipline.
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Whether you’re starting your wing foil journey, pushing your limits or just enjoying a casual session, the Gaastra Cross 2025 is more than up to the task.
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The Armstrong Surf board represents a focused evolution in their lineup – a refined tool that lets you concentrate entirely on drawing your line across the water.
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The North Vert feels like the cutting edge of board design with pure surf-style performance in mind whilst still being accessible for those looking to improve their riding.
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It’s undeniable that the Zapple makes riding a foil assist even closer in feeling response to normal prone foiling, as well as improving efficiency and battery life.
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The Halo Pro LW is obviously a ‘time and place’ wing that isn’t going to be your go-to wing, but for light days when you want to get out and ride… it’s a machine.
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The Fireball balances the high lift characteristics of a more cambered wing with the speed, range and glide of an efficient high-aspect foil without the aggro, and proves extremely fun to ride.
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Just when you thought that board bags had topped out development wise, someone has flipped the whole game on its head. It’s a bag that will potentially last a lifetime and is well worth the investment.
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A confidence inspiring foil for intermediates upwards, and also slides into more performance riding in the smaller sizes, where the support and stability is going to help you tackle more challenging water states.
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We really felt this wing was a step in the right direction design wise, and whilst other big wings will match the XPS Lightwind in low end, few will come close to the ease of handling, balance and fun factor.
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The Tiny isn’t designed for beginners, but it’s a great fit for intermediate to advanced riders looking for a versatile and agile board. It handles everything from dynamic wingfoil sessions to surf foiling and pumping.
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Balz Müller’s influence on this line is clear: these wings are built to push the limits of foiling creativity while remaining accessible to a wide range of riders. Whether you’re looking for radical freestyle sessions or just a smooth ride through gentle swells, the Balz Pro series has something to offer.
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AFS have done a great job with these Enduro wings, they are easy to ride but also very well engineered to ensure that you can really push what is possible and have complete confidence that the Enduro will have your back.
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Both boards come in at a very competitive price point for a robust hybrid carbon build, and both boards in face have a general feeling of practicality and ease about them, making riding tougher conditions all the more appealing.
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As a 4/3 autumn suit goes, the Seek AMP is definitely on the warmer side, and its stretch properties make it unobtrusive to wear, aesthetically it’s subtle and stealthy. Heat wise we’d easily slide into this all the way to Christmas here in the UK, comfortably.
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While many high-performance wings can be technical and hard to handle, the Firefly Pro manages to deliver top-tier performance with user-friendly experience, making it a standout choice for riders of all levels, from beginners to seasoned pros.
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The characteristics that make the AURA III great for riding in the waves also translate into a great wing for beginners. There are no surprises, the power delivery is predictable and its ability to absorb gusts and wind shifts also suit it very well to the beginner-intermediate market.
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Beginners will appreciate the simplicity and durability, while advanced riders will leverage the performance characteristics and versatility. Foilers who have been enjoying the Naish ecosystem or are interested in trying something different should give the ADX a try.
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