North Boost Foil Drive Board
This trench board and accompanying Sonar FDA18 mast are top-tier options for riders wanting a solid, high performance Foil Drive system that is an evolution in the sport.
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This trench board and accompanying Sonar FDA18 mast are top-tier options for riders wanting a solid, high performance Foil Drive system that is an evolution in the sport.
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For progressive, wave-focused Foil Drive enthusiasts, this will refine the assisted experience and will skyrocket your progression when it comes to tighter, more critical turns.
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Available in a comprehensive 12 sizes, this is a true multi-discipline targeting affair, spanning the different genres of foiling effortlessly and offering a decent level of accessibility.
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These two boards make an epic combo: The Downwind S-TEC for paddling up and chasing lines, and the M-Winger PRO for lightwind wing sessions and tighter freeride foiling.
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The AK Phazer V5 Active Carbon made me want to foil more, to try different disciplines in one session, and it’s the kind of board you grow into, not out of.
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Its directness underfoot and translation of the foil feel is best in class, and we think a lot of that magic comes from the deck construction.
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The AXIS MAKO is a top tier option for riders who want premium custom board quality and features from a production design.
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Overall, both boards have a spot in any quiver. The construction feels bomber and able to withstand multiple seasons of travel and abuse.
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Filling in the low volume extra sizes into a mid-length is a genius move from AK to provide a truly all-discipline, highly versatile board range.
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The Ace Lightning is a prime example of an accessible and highly effective performance board which will push all disciplines further.
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Whether you’re traveling light or trimming down your quiver, this board’s versatility meant we could switch between prone, SUP and wind disciplines without changing a thing.
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The RRD Narwhal LTE is a top choice for riders looking to push their limits in SUP downwind foiling while enjoying cross-discipline flexibility.
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What sets the Appletree Apple Skipper apart for the consumer is the stiff build, the highly efficient release, and the massive range of sensible dimensions.
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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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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 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...
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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,...
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The Tabou Super Yaka is an excellent choice for those who often ride in very light winds. With proper technique and a big wing, you could easily ride in 5-6 knots...
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Probably amongst the most playful feeling and versatile boards in its volume we’ve tested, the Midlength bridges the gap between a wing and prone board as successfully as it’s possible. A...
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If you were going to take one board traveling with you, space was limited and you were going to encounter mixed conditions, the Ace Air Foil inflatable would be the one...
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The Apple Skipper DW prone is a great all round board which handles so well that your dedicated prone board may end up not getting much use. It is easy to...
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The Reedin Feather LW is ideal for those who already have experience with smaller more intermediate boards and are looking for a Formula 1 light wind machine for their quiver. If...
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