Wing Foils

Wing Foil Hydrofoils — Complete Sets & Individual Components

The hydrofoil is what makes wing foiling possible — lifting you above the water surface to glide with minimal drag. Our wing foil range includes complete foil sets for beginners and individual components for riders looking to tune their setup. We stock foils from Duotone, Fanatic, and select third-party brands.

Complete Foil Sets

A complete foil set includes everything you need: front wing, stabiliser (rear wing), mast, fuselage, and mounting hardware. For beginners, we recommend starting with a complete set from a single brand — components are matched and tested together, eliminating compatibility issues. The Duotone Spirit foil system and Fanatic Aero foil are our top picks for learning.

Choosing Your Foil Components

Front wing area determines lift — larger wings (1500–2000cm²) provide early liftoff and stable, slow-speed flight for learning. Smaller wings (800–1200cm²) offer higher top speed and more manoeuvrability for advanced riders. Mast length affects clearance above chop — start short (60–70cm) and progress to 85cm+ as technique improves. Fuselage length affects turning radius — shorter fuselages turn tighter.

Materials

Aluminium masts are durable and affordable — ideal for learning when crashes are frequent. Carbon masts are lighter, stiffer, and provide better energy transfer from pumping — worth the upgrade for intermediate and advanced riders. Front wings are typically carbon or carbon-fibreglass composite regardless of price level.

Why Buy Wing Foils at Surf Store

We build complete foil packages and can advise on wing area, mast length, and fuselage selection for your weight and skill level.

FAQ

Q: Are wing foils compatible across brands?
A: Not always — mast-to-board connections, fuselage bolt patterns, and wing attachment systems vary by brand. Mixing within a brand's system is safe.

Q: What front wing size for an 80kg beginner?
A: 1500–1800cm² provides easy liftoff and stable, forgiving flight while learning.

Q: How long does a foil mast last?
A: Aluminium masts last years with proper care. Carbon masts should be inspected for cracks after hard impacts — replace if structural damage is visible.