Compared to Phantom... it's less about stall speed and more about stall angle. You have to be more gentle in your angle of attack, or the foil will stall. However, the glide is much better, so you can foil through lighter air. Harder to get up... easier to stay up. If you're riding on glassy water, go for the eagle, and consider the 200 carve stab once you've got a handle on it. The sk8 is similar, and better for waves. The Eagle is better for freeride, speed and glide. The pump technique is less violent, and the amount of rear foot pressure to get up is less. As you start out on a HA foil, you will find that you go up fast and stall, then you make the movement much more subtle and it jumps out of the water well...

I want to know the same! 940 rips tho