Surf foil reviews
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The high-aspect size that made the ART range famous — 1144 cm² at a 10.6 aspect ratio.
Largest wing in the second-generation HA range — redesigned around surf riding, glide and pumping.
Broad Spectrum Carve size that AXIS rates for prone, wing and light-wind kite riding.
Largest ART PRO — AXIS builds it for low-energy swell, light wind and long pump link-ups.
1201 mm span second-gen ART — tested as a significant upgrade on lift, stall and turn initiation.
999 mm span at a 9.9 aspect ratio — race-foil numbers with surprisingly forgiving low-end lift.
Armstrong's 1000 cm² mid-aspect carving wing for surf and wing crossover use.
Lift's high-aspect surf wing — the reference glide-first foil for pumping between waves.
Armstrong's most versatile HA wing — prone in the morning, downwind in the afternoon.
F-One's benchmark ultra-high-aspect wing — the reference downwind and pump-between-waves foil.
Naish's popular HA jet — a friendlier entry to high-aspect prone foiling.
Alex Aguera's mid-aspect surf specialist — early lift and forgiving glide in weak surf.
Takuma's Kujira 1210 — the mid-aspect surf all-rounder that made the brand.
Code's smallest S-Series — the fastest prone-surf wing in its area class.
The consensus reference pure-prone-surf HA wing — Code's best-selling shape.
Armstrong's smallest HA — the fast, agile A+ wing for lighter riders.
The best-selling Armstrong wing for riders 85 kg+ or downwind SUP.
The turning size in the Progression range — 903 cm² at an 8.9 aspect ratio.
The most-recommended first HA wing on the US market — genuinely forgiving.
Same forgiving profile as the 170, sized up for heavier riders and slower waves.
The Ho'okipa-tested Vyper — Unifoil's advanced prone-surf performance wing.