Surf | Prone Hydrofoils
F-One Monobloc Carbon Stabilizers
Includes: Stabilizer with integrated fuse, (2) M6x25mm screws, and cover
F-One Monobloc Tails
FEEL THE CONNECTION
The monobloc construction improves stiffness and reduces turbulence by eliminat...
F-One Surf Stabilizers
Includes: Surf Stabilizer and EVA Soft Cover
F-One Surf Stabilizers
C250 Surf HM
The surface and shape of the C250 SURF HM stabilizer have been thought out to best deploy the power and ability of ...
Code Foils AR Stabilizer
Includes: Carbon Tail with Cover
Code Foils AR Tail + Cover
The tails come in 6 sizes, the 142AR, 150AR, 158AR, 166AR, 175AR and the 188AR. These tails offer different characteristics but still f...
Code Foils R Stabilizer
Includes: Stabilizer with Cover
Code Foils R Stabilizer + Cover
THE ULTIMATE IN GLIDE
These high-aspect-ratio tails mark their first expansion of rear wings in their range. James used the 120R in t...
30% Off
Unifoil Shank Carbon Stabilizer
Includes: A Carbon Stab
Bolts sold separately
Unifoil Shank Carbon Tail
Backfooted
FIND YOUR FEEL
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Each model is available in 13” (330mm) and 14” (355mm)
13 suits lighter...
30% Off
Unifoil Shiv Carbon Stabilizer
Includes: A Carbon Stab
Bolts sold separately
Unifoil Shiv Carbon Tail
Neutral
FIND YOUR FEEL
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Each model is available in 13” (330mm) and 14” (355mm)
13 suits lighter ri...
30% Off
Unifoil Shunt Carbon Stabilizer
Includes: Carbon Stab
Bolts sold separately
Unifoil Shunt Carbon Tail
Front Footed
FIND YOUR FEEL
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Each model is available in 13” (330mm) and 14” (355mm)
13 suits lighte...
KT Atlas Back Wing
Includes: Stabilizer with Cover
KT Atlas Back Wing
Prone, Wing, Downwind, Sup, Wake, Pump, Tow, Kite, Race, Surf.
Sizes : 145 | 170 | 205 cm²
The Atlas series is crafted for intermediate to advan...
Surf Foils 101 | Foil Surfing
Surf foiling has revolutionized the way we ride waves and swell, particularly through prone and downwind foiling. When prone foiling, riders lie down on a specially designed foilboard and paddle into waves before standing up, with a hydrofoil system underneath that lifts the board above the water as speed builds. What makes this sport truly amazing is its ability to transform even the smallest waves into thrilling rides, making it a perfect option for those less-than-perfect surf days.
Choosing the right foil setup is crucial and depends on factors like your weight, wave conditions, and skill level. The key elements to consider when selecting a front wing are the foil's size and design, particularly its aspect ratio (AR). High AR foils are fast and great for tricks but challenging for beginners, while low AR foils offer more stability and forgiveness – perfect for starting out.
You'll also need to consider your stabilizer (rear wing), fuselage length, and mast height, with options in both carbon and aluminum to suit different budgets. While carbon offers superior performance with its lightweight and efficient design, aluminum provides a more budget-friendly entry point that still delivers excellent results.
Stop Wasting Energy!: 3 Foiling Tips for Better Glide & Efficiency - TRICK TIPS
Master your Foil Pumping Technique with Dave - TRICK TIPS
Wave Selection, Whitewater Hopping & Turning Towards the Wave - TRICK TIPS
Tune Your Foil | Shimming Video
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