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You don't need a perfect wave to rip on a surf foil. The energy of the wave, combined with the ability to pump the board, will keep you surfing in the toughest conditions. You can even skip the prone paddle back out and pump your board back to the lineup.

A SUP surf foil is perhaps the most well-rounded board for foiling. These boards are generally wider and larger than a surfboard or wing foil board, as you need to stand up and paddle with stability. Depending on the board and foil dimensions and specs, their versatility goes beyond SUP surfing.

Downwind foiling is not for the faint at heart and by no means for a beginner foiler. It requires more balance, a slightly larger and faster board to get the speed needed to get up onto the foil, and maintain your glide while foiling. It is physical, and you have the right board and foil setup to help do some of the work.

Early planing is important with windsurfing foiling, which is why we created a board with a step channel that builds pressure at the board’s centerline, creating lift to get onto the foil early.

All of our foilboards can be used with a wing. All you need to do is select the right board for your skill level and type of wing foiling you will be doing, such as a surf or downwind.