Wing Foil Board Hyperloop FSP Pro
Description
Programme
100% competition freestyle: maximise pop, lock in your landings and get going again instantly to link your most technical tricks.
Overview
The Hyperloop is a board fully dedicated to freestyle, developed for riders who want to progress on the most technical tricks and have maximum control when they start pushing their limits.
Double World Champion in 2025 and 2026, it comes directly from the work carried out with the Team at the highest level. This competition experience makes it possible to target very precisely the qualities expected from a modern freestyle board: sharp take-off, plenty of responsiveness through rotations, predictable landings and above all the ability to get going again quickly when the trick is not landed perfectly.
The Hyperloop gives you a lot of confidence to commit. It offers enough support on contact with the water to recover from an imperfect landing, reset your stance and get back up on foil. This forgiveness is essential in freestyle: it lets you stack up attempts without every small trim error bringing the trick to an end.
The work done around rider position also strengthens the connection with the foil. Foot pressure is more direct, foot placement feels more natural and the board’s reactions are easier to read. You can feel exactly what is happening under your feet, both when loading up for pop and during the landing.
Repop remains one of the key elements of its behaviour. Once the board is back on the water, it quickly regains speed and support to get back up on foil. This ability makes a big difference in a freestyle session: less time spent building speed again, more attempts and more opportunities to link tricks together.
Its FSP PRO construction fully delivers on this programme with a full PVC sandwich combined with a carbon outer skin. Its stiffness and liveliness transmit the rider’s input instantly, boost pop and deliver a very direct response both in rotations and in trim changes. A performance-focused construction designed to make the most of every bit of foot pressure as the level of commitment rises.
In wing and lowkite alike, the Hyperloop is aimed at riders who make freestyle their priority. A precise, highly specialised board designed to multiply attempts, control landings better and progressively push your level further.
OUTLINE
The ultra-compact shape with generous width drastically reduces swing weight in the air while keeping a huge amount of usable surface area when the board comes back down onto the water. Its relatively parallel outline delivers stable, predictable behaviour both on take-off and on landing.
The very generous nose and tail provide support at both ends, making it easier to recover from an off-centre landing and quickly regain speed and get back up on foil.

ROCKER
The very flat rocker, especially through the rear third, delivers instant glide and gets the board up to speed fast. On take-off, this planing line lets you apply pressure efficiently to turn acceleration into pop.
On landing, the board quickly regains a large contact area with the water. It glides instead of sticking, making it easier to pop straight back up into flight.

HULL
The hull, optimised for planing, optimises water flow and provides efficient support from the very first accelerations. At the rear, the slight concave works with the flat rocker to load the board and generate powerful pop after a landing.
At the front, the double concave is paired with a slightly more buoyant area. It helps absorb impacts progressively and allows the nose to slide and bounce rather than stopping abruptly.

TAIL
The wide square tail provides a massive surface area under the back foot. When pumping and taking off, it lets you really load up the board to generate speed and pop. On landings, that surface instantly stabilises the tail and gives you a solid platform to set off again.
The volume is concentrated around the stance thanks to a generous rear bulb, which boosts support without moving your feet away from the foil. The tail cushions the landing, provides support and sends you straight back up on foil.

RAILS
The rails are straight and sharp in the tail to release the water cleanly and deliver maximum glide. This geometry gives you solid support under the back foot, particularly useful for accelerating, popping and quickly regaining speed after a landing.
They gradually soften towards the nose to avoid catching during off-axis touchdowns. The nose can touch down, skim across the surface and lift clear again more naturally without abruptly stopping the trick.

NOSE
The wide, supportive nose gives you plenty of margin when the landing loads the front foot heavily. Its bulb concentrates the maximum volume closer to the rider so the support kicks in exactly where it’s needed, without adding unnecessary bulk to the tip.
Combined with the double concave and soft rails, this volume helps the nose recover better after a nose dive. The board bounces back, carries more speed and increases your chances of saving the trick.

Technical sheet
Wing Foil Board Hyperloop FSP Pro FSP PRO / 4'5 / PINK

Buying guide
Who is it for?
Are you seriously into freestyle? Do you like pushing yourself, repeating a trick until you land it, and making the most of any stretch of water to send it? The Hyperloop is built for exactly that.
It’s aimed at riders who already have solid foiling skills: confident jibes and first tacks in wing foiling, very good foil control built up through kite foiling, or strong board sports experience that lets you get comfortable with your foot pressure quickly.
The Hyperloop remains a demanding board when you choose a volume close to or below your body weight. In chop, staying on your knees and getting going again quickly takes technique and good fitness. With more volume, it naturally becomes more comfortable before take-off.
It’s clearly the board for anyone who wants to make the most of the freestyle potential of a wing or lowkite, from a first proper trick repertoire right through to the highest level of competition.
What for?
The Hyperloop is a pure freestyle board, designed to deliver serious pop, land with control and pop straight back up again.
Its behaviour is designed to encourage repeated attempts. It accelerates easily before take-off, stays very unobtrusive in rotations, and offers plenty of support when it comes back into contact with the water.
An imperfect landing does not necessarily mean the end of the trick: the board helps you recover trim, regain speed and get back up on foil.
It’s this ability to touch down, bounce and go again that gives it that true ping-pong ball feel.
If your goal is to go higher, spin faster, work on new combos and push your freestyle level, that’s exactly what it’s made for.
What board size?


Which foil?
On the Hyperloop, what you’re looking for above all is acceleration, pop, responsiveness and the ability to pop again quickly. Three options make particular sense depending on how specialised you want your setup to be.
The Ypra Freestyle Micro V3 Atmo: the 100% freestyle choice.
This is the most radical pairing with the Hyperloop for riders who put tricks above everything else. Sharp acceleration, instant reactions, loads of pop, and behaviour designed to make take-offs and combinations easier. The setup for riders who want to unlock the board’s full freestyle specialisation.
The Ypra Surf-Freestyle V3 Atmo: the mix of freestyle and freedom in carves.
It brings huge dynamism to pop and repop while keeping a real ability to turn and use the foil between tricks. It’s an excellent choice for riders who want to send hard while keeping a foil that feels mobile and playful.
The Fluid V3 Atmo: the more versatile choice.
Fast, maneuverable and lively, it delivers plenty of performance without pushing specialisation quite as far. It lets you turn tight, accelerate, glide and generate excellent pop. It’s the logical choice for getting the most out of the Hyperloop with a more progressive and versatile feel.
In short: Ypra Freestyle Micro for pure freestyle, Ypra Surf-Freestyle to mix tricks and carves, Fluid for more versatility.
Which stab / tail wing?
The tail wing has a huge influence on the character of a freestyle foil. On the Hyperloop, what you’re mainly looking for is responsiveness, acceleration and freedom through trim changes.
The Ypra Freestyle Micro: to maximise freestyle.
Paired with the Freestyle Micro front wing, it creates the most specialised setup for rotations, acceleration and landings. Low inertia, lots of response, and a foil that gets going again instantly when the rider loads it.
The Surf-Freestyle: for a balance of pop and maneuverability.
It gives the foil a lot of freedom and works naturally with a Ypra Surf-Freestyle. It’s particularly well suited to mixing committed tricks with a very mobile riding style.
The Fluid: for more progression.
It delivers lively behaviour that’s easier to read. It’s a good option for keeping plenty of maneuverability and speed while maintaining more progressive support through landings.
You can then fine-tune the feel through size:
- Larger: more front foot pressure, support and stability. The foil feels more reassuring but less free.
- Smaller: less stability but more liveliness, acceleration and radical performance.
In freestyle, that extra instability can actually become a strength: the less locked-in the foil is, the faster it responds to the rider’s inputs. You just need to match that level of freedom to your ability and the type of tricks you’re aiming for.
With a Tail Shaft Short, you push maneuverability and instant response even further. The Medium brings a little more control while still keeping enough freedom for committed freestyle riding.
Which boardbag?

Equipments
These boards are equipped with 2 GONG US Box Double Entry compatible with standard 4-bolt plate foils and the SCS system with 9 cm spacing, Luxe Footstraps with multi-position anti-twist inserts, a Shock Traction Pad, an integrated carry handle, a leash plug and an automatic vent screw.
The Double Entry system allows very fast mounting of GONG foils and remains compatible with standard square-nut setups. The SCS is not supplied with the board.
- 2 GONG US Box Double Entry for 4-bolt plate foils, SCS compatible with 9 cm spacing. SCS not supplied with the board.
- Double-screw rear strap inserts with 5 positions to fine-tune rear foot placement while limiting strap twist under heavy load.
- Front strap inserts with 3 positions: central V position on a single insert, and side positions with double inserts set diagonally for a two-screw setup, stronger and anti-twist.
- 1 Luxe double V front footstrap + 1 Luxe rear footstrap, screws included, to provide comfort, support and precision in control.
- Shock Traction Pad up to 8 mm thick in the reinforced areas underfoot, to deliver powerful grip, precise foot pressure and more cushioning on landings and impacts.
- Integrated GONG carry handle in the centre of the hull.
- Tail leash plug to secure the board.
- Automatic vent screw to balance internal pressure variations.




Delivery
Why is the Hyperloop so compact?
Because in freestyle, less length means less bulk around the rider during rotations. The board follows body movements more easily and lets you adjust its trim quickly.
The goal is simple: maximum freedom in the air, without sacrificing the support you need on landing.
Why does the Hyperloop keep so much width from nose to tail?
This relatively consistent width creates a lot of usable surface area when the board comes back down onto the water. This helps stabilise the board even when you land off balance.
That’s what allows the Hyperloop to be very compact in flight, yet highly supportive as soon as it touches the water.
Why is pop so important in freestyle?
Because you don’t always land a trick cleanly and stay on foil. Very often, the board briefly touches the water.
The Hyperloop is designed to turn that contact into fresh acceleration, so you can quickly get back up on foil instead of staying stuck to the surface. This greatly increases your chances of saving a trick and carrying on with the combo.
Does the Hyperloop forgive bad landings?
It gives you plenty of margin for such a specialised board. Its large load-bearing surfaces, volume concentrated around the stance, supportive nose and hull shaped for water contact help you recover from imperfect landings.
If the front touches down, the double concave and softened rails help limit pearling and make the board skim, bounce and lift clear of the water more easily.
It obviously won’t land the trick for you, but it gives the rider the best possible chance of saving the landing and riding away.
Why is the square tail so wide?
The wide square tail provides a huge amount of support under the back foot. It is especially effective when loading the board to take off or when you need to recover from an imperfect landing.
Its large surface area lets you quickly regain support and speed, which has a direct impact on pop and, above all, repop.
What is the benefit of the deeply recessed deck and the stance area?
They bring your feet closer to the foil and create very clear reference points underfoot. The rider feels the foil’s feedback more directly and naturally finds their position again after a rotation.
This close connection is especially effective for improving precision when you need to load up for pop, control the board’s trim in the air, then instantly find your footing again on landing.
What does the FSP PRO construction bring to the Hyperloop?
The FSP PRO combines a full vacuum-bagged PVC sandwich with an outer carbon skin to maximise stiffness, drive and responsiveness.
In freestyle, this very direct transfer lets you really load up for pop, get an immediate response to trim changes, and keep the board ultra precise through the most technical phases.
A performance-focused construction that is perfectly in line with a Hyperloop developed to push freestyle to the highest level.
What’s the difference between the Hyperloop and the Stunt?
The Hyperloop takes freestyle specialization much further. Its ultra-compact shape, generous planing area, and focus on pop, repop, and landings are designed primarily to help you pull off more tricks and push your technical limits.
The Stunt offers more versatility for surf freestyle, with a real ability to carve and make the most of waves between airs. The Hyperloop clearly prioritizes pure freestyle, rotations, combos, and competition performance.

























