Here you will find tests and reviews of products from the wingsurfing and wingfoiling market. We describe products that we have used and tested ourselves for a long time – individually, honestly, authentically!
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We were able to test the Axis Fireball 880 front wing extensively. The 880 is the smallest wing in the series and has an area of 604 cm² with an aspect ratio of 12.82. Despite its clear focus on downwind, the Fireball is also said to have strong all-round characteristics when wingfoiling. Axis states that […]
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We were able to test the Vayu X-Race Wing with 5.5 m² extensively. It is Vayu’s first double-layer wing and was developed 100% for racing. The shape is designed to reduce drag, increase efficiency and ultimately increase speed. It is also available in sizes 4.5 m², 6.5 m² and 7.3 m². At land The Vayu
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We have been able to test the KT Instinct 920 extensively over the past few weeks. The combination included the Aluminum Fuselage 63, the KT Nomad 190 tail wing, and the KT Carbon 85 mast. We also had the KT Instinct 1300 front wing at our disposal. Other front wings in this series are available
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The Blackbird Balz Pro is Sabfoil and Balz’ new high-performance line – developed with wingfoil icon Balz Müller. With a monoblock construction and an “active” fuselage, Sabfoil promises more stiffness, earlier take-offs, higher top speeds and a “cleaner” flow. We used the 805 on the Selenter and Plöner See lakes – in very strong, gusty
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Wing foil board in the mid-length class in a practical test – With the North Midi 2025, North – like many manufacturers – is launching a new foil board concept onto the market: a longer, slimmer wing board that is designed to enable early take-off and versatile use. We tested the North Midi Foilboard 6’0”
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The Appletree Apple Skipper Midlength Board has recently been launched, and we already tested it over several weeks and in a wide variety of conditions in 67 l. The Skipper Midlength is not a board for beginners. It was specially developed for experienced foilers who want to get the most out of their sessions. Depending
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The Sailloft X-Tec Wing has recently been launched on the market. We had the opportunity to test it with 4.5 m². The wing was developed for those who have already gained some experience on the water and now want to reach the next level. It is aimed at ambitious wingfoilers who are looking for a
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Introduction With the ENSIS Jive, the Swiss brand introduces a midlength board that aims to bridge the gap between compact freestyle wing boards and long downwinders. ENSIS promises a remarkable combination of early lift, glide efficiency, and agile control – especially for experienced riders looking for lightwind performance and smooth cruising. We were curious to see how the 86-liter
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We were able to test the new Vayu EOS 2 in the sizes 3.0 m² to 4.5 m². The EOS 2 can now also be equipped with the innovative Click-Boom. The Wing is designed to cover the freestyle and freeride sector. It is available in seven sizes from 3.0 m² to 6.0 m². On land:
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The new Naish Neutron Wing has recently been on the market. We have already had the opportunity to test it extensively in the North and Baltic Seas. The Neutron is designed for low-wind performance and maximum neutrality and covers the wave and freeride range. To achieve this, Naish has deliberately sacrificed maximum speed and performance.
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