Indiana Dolphin S
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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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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If you enjoy linking swells, catching waves and spending long, comfortable sessions on the water, this is definitely a wing worth having on your must-try list.
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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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This feels like a proper evolution of the Y30: same compact DNA, but with better balance, improved control and a cleaner feeling under your feet.
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Both these wings perform well across multiple disciplines and make it surprisingly easy to unlock performance without needing a pro-level skill set.
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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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With the batteries contained in a neat waist belt, leaving the board unweighted, this is a novel and innovative approach to foil assist which has great potential as a platform.
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This makes everything feel easy - earlier takeoffs, less physical effort, smooth handling and solid drift - it’s one of those wings you'll end up using a lot.
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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 is a perfect match for any intermediate to advanced rider who likes to mix disciplines and wants a single board that delivers strong performance across all of them.
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For extra protection from the elements, the Sun Pro for sun-drenched days feels like a second skin, and when the wind picks up the Storm Pro acts as a true shield.
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This is an excellent update of a now long-established product line, which can be thrown into a multitude of situations with confidence, with a garnish of Aluula where it’s most important.
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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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The Surge Aero is a very detailed and well-engineered product, packed with subtle practical features as well as being quite unique to higher speed, higher stakes watersports.
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Elegant to look at, and elegant to ride, the Midlength V2 is a masterpiece of an update, broadening its use across disciplines and aligning perfectly with the evolution of our sport.
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When it comes to board shapes, Starboard aren’t afraid to shun market trends and go their own well-founded path, and in this instance it’s paid dividends.
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The Foil Drive Fusion is a significant step up from the Gen 2: more powerful, more refined, and far more convenient to use with more baked-in safety features.
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The elegant boom interface, short span and aimable and balanced flight characteristics make for an extremely easy-to-use wing. It’s an extremely well-thought-out product.
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Whilst the board’s focus is undeniably wingfoiling, there’s definite potential for crossover into the dark and emerging art of parawing. It’s a significant update for the Slice range.
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This vest is a really great solution for those wanting the protection of a solid impact vest with the buoyancy of a PFD for all disciplines of foiling.
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The Rover is a great choice for riders who want a wing that slightly favors freeride and general sailing performance yet can handle waveriding or set up for an epic downwinder.
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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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If you loved the previous version as much as we did, this LTD edition is a clear step forward, with meaningful upgrades in materials that you can feel from the very...
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