The Swift didn’t follow the mid-length movement. It started it.
For 2026, the original mid-length foil board returns refined, rebalanced, and purpose-built for where wing foiling and para-winging are heading next. Designed specifically around efficiency and glide, the Swift pairs a narrow outline with a displacement-style hull to deliver clean release, early lift, and effortless acceleration in light wind conditions.
A refined rocker line and updated rail shapes improve stability and control, allowing the board to fly sooner and maintain speed with less effort. The updated volume distribution, combined with a slightly wider mid-section, makes touchdowns more forgiving while preserving the fast, efficient feel that defines the Swift.
All sizes have been thinned to create a lower-profile deck, bringing the rider closer to the foil for tighter control and a more connected ride. An expanded and refined size range ensures each board is tuned with purpose, creating clean progression and a precise fit for more riders.
Built in Pro Carbon construction, the Swift is significantly lighter than previous generations, reducing swing weight and increasing responsiveness across all conditions.
The Swift remains the benchmark for mid-length performance. Not reimagined, not reinvented, simply perfected.
Included: 4pcs m8x30mm mounting bolts, 4pcs t-nut, board bag (NOTE: straps sold separately)
- WINGFOIL DESIGN: The board that created a genre. The industries first wing foil specific displacement hull design. Designed with purpose.
- CARBONLITE CONSTRUCTION: An exceptionally light and buoyant EPS core fused with a full carbon wrap.
- Volume Flow: Redistribution of the volume through the Swift has aided in increased start efficiency as well as recovery when coming off the foil.
- V NOSE: The new nose shape helps the board propel forward effortlessly making take offs a dream, but also stops the board tracking if you come off the foil.
- RAILS AND TAILS: The pulled in chine rails and smooth pin tail shape allow for not only effortless forward direction, but also help with water release when carving on waves.