Was wondering if there will be a wing version of this. No footstraps just a strapless version with a little more volume but trying to stay true to this concept.

Hey Josh, (FSRL host here). Some real world feedback for the average foiler: Most of us live and foil in areas that do NOT have the conditions we see marketing products on Soc. media. Not only that but only a select few can foil at a "film worthy" level. That said, this new mid length trend is NOT a gimmick. This hull design has been around for Eons (indian canoe shape for glide and speed) What you can expect for prone or winging: 1. not only does it hand paddle fast but when you do get a little push from the wave you fly and can crawl to your feet slower. 2. Because of how narrow it is you can lay down turns much tighter than your average 26" wide standard wing board. This will help jibes, tacks and wave riding. 3. The average tracks on a prone board are 7" to 8" from the back of the board whereas many midlength tracks begin at about 15" from the rear of the board. Subtract 7" from the length and it IS like riding a much smaller board. The fulcrum point of the mast also means you won't feel a huge difference pumping. I weigh 80kg /172-175lbs and do NOT like sinker boards (too much hassle) I got a 6'7" 92L x19" wide. I hand paddle into super small waves (it's like long boarding. fun) I wing it (all conditions) . And I HAND paddle into open ocean swell. IT DOES NOT REPLACE my prone board on bigger days but it gets me on the water having fun much more often.

Mention: do you need to shim the mast plate because of rocker? AND I would say go with as much volume as you can comfortably DUCK dive

Where can I get one of those 5.4 delivered in France?