Includes: Board with EVA Deckpad, MFC Footstraps and Leash Plug.
This board has a standard vent plug situated on the top of the tail of the board. This screw is not tight out of the box, you NEED to screw it in before hitting the water.
KT Arc Pro Carbon Foilboard
Integrated 2.4 GHz tuned connectivity windows for Foil Assist systems.
The most balanced surf style parawing and wing focused midlength. With a slightly wider and rockered recessed deck, narrower offset strap options, and aero outline for smooth arcing turns.
The Arc is a parawing focused design that also serves as a more stable midlength for winging and Foil Assist. Compared to the Super K2, it is slightly longer and wider, but significantly thinner, which makes it feel way lighter and responsive in the air. The recessed cockpit deck and concaves unlock a significant amount of static stability that helps riders move from kneeling to standing in light winds or messy water. Once flying, these subtle concaves offer more leverage over the foil, so surf style carves feel more controlled, swoopy, powerful, and pitch stable.
Balanced all around design for fast takeoff, stability, intuitive handling, and agility. The Arc is designed to feel stable for getting standing with the parawing, wing, or foil assist.
The recessed deck helps settle in, lower your stance, and increases leverage like the tail kick of a skateboard, allowing you to push harder into the foil.
The thinner profile keeps the Arc responsive in the air, while the wider platform makes it easier to balance on the surface and through turns compared to downwind boards and narrower midlengths.
Size Guide.
Riders can size down in volume compared to the Super K 2.
48 Liters, 5’4″ x 18.75″
The highest performance Arc feel for riders prioritizing minimal volume and swing weight, also ideal for lighter riders seeking progression.
• Best suited to higher wind parawing and winging
• Ideal for Prone Surf or Foil Assist riders who want the smallest stable midlength platform
• Team Sizing reference — Keith Teboul 150 lbs/68 kg, Logan Bediamol 170 lbs/77 kg, Kai Lenny 160 lbs/73 kg
• Rider choice weight range — 30 to 78 kg / 60 to 170 lbs
58 Liters, 5’6″ x 19.25″
Daily driver Arc option with more float and stability for moderate winds.
• Strong blend of low end support and skateboard direct response once flying
• Reliable Foil Assist crossover size
• Team Sizing Reference — Ryan Arzy 155 lbs/70 kg, Casey Hauser 160 lbs/ 73 kg, Otis Buckingham 185 lbs/83kg
• Recommended Rider weight range — 60 to 90 kg / 130 to 185 lbs
68 Liters, 5’9″ x 20″
Core Arc sizing that balances stability, performance and agility.
• Ideal for parawing progression and winging in mixed conditions
• Strong for Foil Assist sessions when you want confidence without going to a wider high volume board
• Team Sizing Reference — Adam Lewis 180 lbs/82 kg, Kane de Wilde 195 lbs/87 kg
• Recommended Rider weight range — 70 to 90 kg / 155 to 195 lbs
78 Liters, 5’11” x 20.75″
More low end stability without feeling oversized.
• Strong crossover size for winging, parawing, and Foil Assist when you want more low end without giving up the Arc performance feel
• Great for riders who want easier starts and more settled control in chop
• Still thin and responsive for turns and transitions
• Recommended Rider weight range — 70 to 90 kg / 160 to 200 lbs
88 Liters, 6’2″ x 21.25″
High stability performance midlength for intermediates, heavier riders, or lighter winds
• Supports confident kneeling to standing progression for parawing and Foil Assist
• Keeps surf style carving feel through the deck leverage
• Ideal size for winging and parawing light wind crossover
• Team sizing reference — Elliot Leboe 200 lbs / 91 kg
• Recommended Rider weight range — 75 to 95 kg / 165 to 210 lbs
98 Liters, 6’4″ x 21.8″
Maximum stability Arc option for the easiest starts and most confidence in light conditions
• Most supportive platform for parawing, winging, and Foil Assist progression, especially in light wind and chop
• Keeps the Arc performance feel through the thinner profile and deck leverage, without turning into a full beginner shape
• Best for riders prioritizing stable low speed control and easier transitions to standing
• Recommended Rider weight range — 80 to 115 kg / 175 to 255 lbs