Another objective review. Well done - and thanks.

There is something called a Robart meter that measures the foils angle of attack, this would be handy to consistently set your rear foil on this and know its AOA.

I have really enjoyed and learned a lot from your videos! I appreciate how you put so much effort into using a scientific method for your testing. That's why I was a bit surprised that you did not point out that your wetsuit gear is heavier in this test. Regardless it was still a informative review. Thank you for what you do!

I really enjoy the systematic approach you take in testing these wings. I'd be interested in your take on the Gofoil NL220 as that is closer in area to the 1150 than the 190 you tested.

An additional dimension of the wing to consider is thickness of the cross-section. So far this has been one the biggest determinants to wing characteristics I've found. Thinner wings have less initial lift, could be why some wings are harder to start off the bungee, but they have less drag so higher speeds are possible. Could be a good additional factor to consider and pretty simple.... Keep up the videos!

Great reviews! I’m the same weight, like the tip about 1700cm2 wings. Looks cold! Hawaii is 75 degrees and it feels so cold.

Your editing continues to improve/advance. Love the sneak peek at the end. Have you tested the pull force on your bungee in the colder weather? I'm curious if it has been affected by the cold at all. It was amazing to see how unstable the wing looked as you were learning it on the dock starts. I imagine it seemed very sensitive/twitchy to ride and really showed it in the carving at full speed. I was surprised at how well it did on your 2nd wake surf test when the lift didn't seem that great on the dock starts. Perhaps the lift at cruising speed is better than some others?

Tha ks for the videos, have been enjoying them. Are you aware of a channel where they do similar review like yours (yours is the best I have seen), of wings for winging? Thank you

Amazing review. Any chance you rode an fone wing? gravity or phantom? Would be interested to hear how you compare them to this and the axis...

I'm finding the same thing with my e-type 1700 while wingfoiling. It's a tricky one for are.

Does the bag come with the foil/mast package? Is the set up sold as a package including quik lock fuselage centre piece?

Great review as always. Really appreciate the systematic and objective lens you take to these reviews. The "reviews" on other channels are typically from reps ("links below, contact and we'll set you up") which negates any strong POV or insights that helps riders as the conclusions are always, "...they're all good! It's just up to you and your riding style..." - not helpful :)

You're getting onto surf wings a bit now, not quite so much just straight pump wings. It appears to me that the trend for surf wings is less and less initial lift. This is likely due to guys paddling into bigger waves now and if there is a ton of lift, you just get launched in the air and off the board. Most surf foils now stay on the water to start and you have to help them up, then they have a much faster top speed with this type of design. That AXIS 1150 you like is huge. It's a flat water pumping wing, or hand wing (wing ding) wing. I guess a few SUP foil guys in Florida might use it for tiny waves. It's cool to see the analysis between these wings. Aside from the p180 in your list though, those are all surf wings and it makes sense none of them are as good as the AXIS 1150 for the lake. I've felt the instability of different high aspect wings on the pump. You can fix some of that with the tail wing I think. Look at how wide the AXIS 460 rear stab is. I've found AXIS (900 is what I rode) to be the most stable platform for pumping. It's also the worst at rail to rail roll. You can put it on one rail, but then it stays on that rail and you have to work to get it to go back to the other rail. I'm currently riding a Signature Albatross. While it can be a bit more unstable on the pump, just like your video of this wing. It turns in the waves so much better. Doing a cutback and then quickly rolling to the opposite rail to turn around and get back down the line is way better. Just like your video though as you spend more time on the wing it locks in better. What tail wing are you using in AXIS. Have you considered a video just reviewing tail wings? AXIS 370 was my favorite for surf. I found the 460 to wide. What I'd love to see is an analysis of the AXIS Aluminum vs Carbon mast. A part B to your AXIS mast review.

Hi! Have you tried the Kujira? Takuma foil.

Awesome as always. Im only 64kg and started trying to pump the 2400 Gong surfoil 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Its great board, i hope i can buy that and bring here in Philippines. You can give me what store i can purchase this board?