2:00 Boards 5:01 Boxes (2 types) 5:43 Nose & board sizes 13:38 Box (and weight) placement 14:30 Foot straps 19:24 Foils (Front wing) Low Aspect Ratio 26:00 High Aspect Ratio 29:02 Curved HAR 33:44 Mast (Carbon & Aluminium) 35:22 Mast length / Level differences 37:06 Fuselage (Length) 37:35 Stabilizer 41:00 Mast length bonuses

Best education on SUP and foiling I’ve seen, well done and much appreciated.

The best tutorial about Wings, foils, and boards I have never seen. Congrats!

Wow! great videos! Thanks for taking the time to go through this in depth in a non-commercially directed way. Much appreciated!

Great job man!! Very helpful!

Single best video on KZfaq for this type of info...

Thanks for all of the great advice contained in this and the Part 1 video!!

This is exactly the review I’ve been looking for! Really informative with some great tips! Thanks!

wow, what a wealth of information, thank you! Everything starts to make sense now! Appreciate your work a lot!

Definitly one of the best Videos (Reviews) ever seen in WWW. THX!!

Epic video. This really helped as did the video on wings. Best description of the equipment I've found so far. Miles ahead of the other videos! thanks.

Best video on youtube regarding wing foiling thanks alot!

Solid advice. I wasn't planning on watching this whole thing but it really was informative as I I gather intel on this new exciting hobby. Big thanks.

Another awesome video guys. So looking forward to the wing test .....🤔🤤

Great information for learning about foils! Thanks!

Dual use board, is a great idea. Sup foil and wing foil board all in one. Thank you for the videos. Enjoy your Board Meetings.

This is off the scale for quality advice! Thanks! 🤙

Awesome educational video. Really helpful. What a mindfield! Thank you.

Very informative video and very well produced ! Thanks!

Very good video! Thanks for all the great information you gave.

Very very nice video you clear all the fog in my mind and how to choose my first foil. Thanks

As always so helpful awesome work 🤙

Great couple of videos, thank you. I have my foil and wing, just waiting on arrival of board. Really looking forward to the next video in the series, the experiences you share save so much 'trial and error' on my part!

Very interesting and informative. Well presented. Thanks

Brilliant in depth info thanks keep it up

Very useful!! TNX.

Love all your line graphics

Thank you very much it is very helpfull

Great video. Just 1 thing: the air/water over the wing has to travel further than underneath. Therefore there is lower pressure over the wing and the wing lifts up by pulling, not pushing.

You can be very detailed and informative I already want to do it

We make foilsurf and foilsup boards for winging - really appreciate you making these informative videos and would like to share

Nice !!!

Awesome series! Love it! Had a wing foil course a few days ago and got directly hooked :) hang loose!

Very educational, thanks! Now to start saving my pennies.... a LOT of pennies!

Nice video! I just started Kitesurfing 6 months ago and fall in love - also suggest to start Foiling due to Light Wind at the moment :D I also started a Kitesurfing Vlog, let me know your thoughts :) Keep up the great work!

I've watched both parts of this video series, and your explanations are so clear and concise. Thanks so much! I'm trying to choose a setup of wing/foil/board that will allow me to learn the sport, but I also don't want to grow out of the gear too quickly. I'm 75-80kg and I'd be foiling/SUPing on lighter to moderate winds. I was thinking 5m wing, and eventually get a 1800cm foil, and 120L board (not sure of board length to choose)... does that sound like a reasonable setup. Lastly do you have any brands that you would recommend (or stay away from) on the cheaper side of things - I don't need high performance, but durability is probably important. Thanks again for these videos.

Great video, very informative! My typical sailing areas have a lot of weeds in the water, both floating and growing in shallow areas. How sensitive are foils to catching weeds? I typically have to use a weed fin on my windsurfer boards.

Interesting that you recommend starting out with footstraps, I'd planned to put them on for my first go when our lake re-opens but everyone keeps telling me not to bother for the first few goes. I've done plenty of windsurfing, snowboarding and wakeboarding so used to them in my sports. I think I'm just going to put them on and see how I go.

I agree re footstraps ie either both feet in or both feet out. Otherwise asking for an ankle or knee twist injury when falling 🤙. Just my experience/opinion of course

Great video. What are the details of the front wing you are holding? The 1800cm2 one. Thx

Hey, awesome video, super helpful! One question, i am interested in a pump foil/ light wind wing foil. Should i go with an Axis PNG 1150 or PNG 1010? I weigh 70kg.

Thanks for the video! Would you recommend something like the f one rocket air wing/wind/sup foil at 7’11/31inch wide board for beginner wingfoiling in choppy/gusty ocean or something wider/shorter? Like 7’2/34? Rider weigh is 110kg, 1.98m tall. Background little experience windsurfing with 180-230lts 80cm wide board and frequent paddler with 330 liter SUP 34 inch wide. I would like to keep the versatility of the 7’11 as SUP/WINDFOIL/WINDSURF options BUT ONLY IF it doesn’t make wingfoil learning curve harder. Eventually I will probably get 140 liters dedicated wingboard. Thanks!

Is that a 2021 Cabrinha X-Fly Foilboard? I'm 100 KG and have a Naish Hover 140 L. I'm still having a very hard time getting on foil. I get on 2-3 times per one hour session. It's very frustrating. What board brand is easiest for getting up? Would going down to 130 L be easier for me to get up? Or do I just need to lose 10 KG?

Great info, thanks! Have been windsurfing for ages, but is there a wing foil setup I could use for wing foiling (on a dedicated board) and windsurf foiling on a compatible windsurf board, let's say, equipped with a Tuttle box? I'm not so hot for one of the specialised windsurf foiling boards, since I love windsurfing with a fin, but rather a foil compatible windsurf board slalom/freeride for the occasion. So basically, is there a foil set that can be used for both or are the sizes (front/back wing for example) totally different? I would go for a very light wind setup, so big (beginner) wings, and I guess there are adapters for the Twin US vs Tuttle box issue.

Great Video again guys!! I've just sold my 8'5 Naish Mana and 7'11 RRD to make way for a combination SUP/ Wing foil board. I was looking at the Hypenut 2in1 8" 31.5 134L, I weigh 75kg but from the video it seems 8" ft is extremely long and may not be suitable? I plan to get a smaller kite/prone/wing board when I have the foiling down and would still want the SUP for SUP surfing and foiling. Do you feel the Hypernut is a good options?

Awesome video, as always!! Thanks for all the info! If I may, I would like to ask for some advice.... I'm 75kgs, intermediate at surfing and paddleboarding, looking to get into sup and wing foiling. I'm thinking to get a wing during the winter and start learning to use it on skis/iceskates (I live in the mountains), and when the snow melts start using it on the water and on the coast. Because of my location, I'm thinking to get something a bit more multipurpose, like the S25 Hover SUP at 120L. I'm also considering a 5.5/6.5 Gong HIPE or an inflatable Hover 135L, but I'm afraid those I won't be able to use them as much as the SUP...but again, I'd like to keep it the smallest possible for traveling purposes. Any thoughts or tips come to mind that I haven't thought of? Thanks and keep the good work.

Amazing video, thank you so much! Could I ask you for some specific help & advice? I'm 70-75kg, have 7m Duotone Echo + Gong Zuma 6'6 (2019) + Gong Allvator XXL (2500cm2). I'm having fun on foil when it's enough wind on my lake, but I'd really like to optimize as much as possible for the lightest possible winds; is there something you would recommend me to change? Next season I plan to try adding straps (avoided them when learning for safety); do you think changing the board (or something else?) could bring some more improvement? If board, could you advise what aspects to focus on? I was guessing short and wide probably, but I just don't know :/ Could you help me? Specific models recommendations would be super appreciated, but also generaly what to look for as most important if the the models are not available in my country. As I said, I'm single-handedly most interested in easiest possible takeoff and foiling in the lightest imaginable winds (and secondarily if possible upwind ability when wind is even lighter). And just in case, I'd unfortunately prefer to avoid Gong, having had an awful story with their quality & customer service. I'd be super extremely grateful for your advice, given that you have so much experience! 💖💖💖

great info, I have a 2020 hyper nut 4 in 1 coming and a 4.2 wing, (7.4) Id like to know what fin size is going to be best for the tuttle box to learn before using the foil option . in lakes mostly to start with.. Im 72kg ?For best up wind assistance.. thanks all

Thanks for the video! Sorry if I have missed the information but are there hybrid boards, too? I mean boards where you can attach the hydro foil for foiling (obviously) or leave it off for "normal" surfing?

nice and useful video, just one note on how wings work. Water hitting the bottom and creating lift is not what wings to. If that was the case, you'd have way too much drag, same in airplanes with air. Wings create lift by inducing lower pressure (air or water) on the upper side thanks to their shape, curved above and straight below, so the wing is sucked upwards

With mast lengths, you mention that a longer mast will cause bigger impacts after breaching due to the drop but is it also possible that they breach the surface less often than shorter masts as the foils have much more depth to travel? With more skill and technique, can impacts be controlled with either long or short masts?

Hello everyone. I have a Sup board (Pullen 10'). Will It work fine with the foil mount?

I am going to build my own board and foil out of fiberglass with a wood & Styrofoam core. Its going to be used on open ocean, really small waves, choppy water, low wind condition 8 -15 kt. For SUP & wing foiling. I weight 80kg and have no practice surfing or foiling. what would be a good board and foil design or brand to use as reference ? as in "I suggest you build something similar to this board and this one is a good foil"

Hi, is gong rise L good for smal waves? (for sup foiling)

if volume is the same, will you prefer 4'5" or 5"3 board?

So for someone who has surf and SUP experience who is looking to get into wing foiling what would be a good length? Right now I'm considering 5'8"/6'?

Nice vid, but come on through with the wing test please.

Hmmmm, my understanding is that With an airplane, dihedral makes the plane more stable and less maneuverable. Any idea why the difference? Great video, thanks

Maybe you have tried wing surfing with a windsurf board?

What's the difference between a prone vs SUP foiling board?

If I am 100 kg, would 100l board would be good ? Also what size wing would be good ? And what minimum wind speed do we need for such weight ?

I'm 270lbs. What size /litre of board would I need?

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I am 60kg is 75l board good?

hey, über ein appo würd ich mich eben so freuen , ich bin neu hier und ich habe die coolsten Surfer-Design Klamotten anzubieten

just buy windsurf kit and save your money. plus you won't look a dick!