Wing Foil Board Lance FSP 2X
Description
Programme
The no-fuss compact board for learning fast and having fun in wing foiling and lowkite.
Overview
The Lance is the compact board that makes wing foiling simple, comfortable and fun. Very stable before take-off, short underfoot and easy to get to grips with, it lets you start out with confidence while still delivering a lively enough ride to support real progression.
Its compact format makes all the difference. With very little length in front of and behind your feet, the board immediately feels less cumbersome once up on foil. It turns easily, naturally follows changes in foot pressure and delivers a much more playful feel than a big progression board.
Its generous width and well-distributed volume provide loads of stability, both on your knees and standing up. You can take your time to lift the wing, place your feet and accelerate without constantly fighting for balance. The buoyant tail provides solid support underfoot and helps keep the board flat as you build speed for take-off.
The recessed deck brings your feet closer to the foil for a stronger connection and more direct control. For 2027, the slightly slimmer nose reduces bulk up front while retaining enough volume for reassuring take-offs and more forgiving touchdowns.
This combination of stability, compactness and control also makes it an excellent lowkite board. You can manage the wing, get to your feet, then gradually build speed before letting the foil take over.
Easy before take-off, compact and playful once on foil: the Lance lets you progress without overcomplicating things.
OUTLINE
The Lance packs maximum ease into a short outline with generous width. Its generous width provides plenty of stability both kneeling and standing, while its short length reduces bulk once on foil.
The volume distribution inspires confidence before and during take-off, while the slightly slimmer nose for 2027 reduces bulk up front to keep the board lively and maneuverable.

ROCKER
The rocker stays fairly flat through the rear third to promote glide and acceleration before take-off. The Lance naturally builds speed without requiring perfectly dialled pumping, which makes those first take-offs much easier.
This efficiency is particularly valuable in light wind, where it makes it easy to turn the pull from the wing or lowkite into useful speed.

HULL
The hull combines a wide, flat, planing rear section with a double concave up front. The flat rear section maximises the usable surface area on the water to stabilise the board and help it accelerate up to take-off speed. Up front, the double concave channels the flow during water contact and helps maintain speed more effectively.
The Lance glides easily before take-off and stays forgiving when the nose touches back down.

TAIL
The wide squash tail provides plenty of support at low speed and plays a major role in the Lance's stability.
It creates a solid platform for the kneeling phases, the transition to standing and the first accelerations. Its generous surface area also lets you progressively load the back foot without unsettling the board, making it easier to trigger take-off despite the very compact format.

RAILS
The rails are straight and sharp through the rear third to allow water to release cleanly from the hull during acceleration.
This geometry adds drive and helps the Lance reach take-off speed easily. Moving forward towards the nose, the rails gradually become softer and more rounded to improve forgiveness and reduce slowdowns when the board makes contact with the water again.

NOSE
The rounded point nose keeps enough volume to make take-offs more forgiving while staying very compact in front of your feet. Its outline is slightly slimmer for 2027 to further reduce bulk and give the board a freer feel once on foil.
Combined with the bulb, double concave and softened rails, it helps the Lance handle touchdowns better and build speed again quickly rather than stopping abruptly.

Technical sheet
Wing Foil Board Lance FSP 2X FSP 2X / 5'7 / SKB SKY BLUE

Buying guide
Who is it for?
Whether you're a beginner or simply looking for an easy, stable, no-fuss board, the Lance is made for laid-back progression.
In wing and lowkite alike, its job is to make your life easier: loads of stability to handle the pre-flight phases calmly, with a compact format that stays fun and lively once you're up on foil.
It can also work for SUP foiling thanks to its stability, but that's not its main programme. Its short length already requires you to be comfortable paddling a short board.
What for?
The Lance is a pure wing foiling and lowkite board, short enough to stay fun, yet wide and stable enough to make progression much easier.
In wing, it lets you focus on the wing and the foil rather than fighting for balance. Take-offs are easy, then its compact format naturally supports your first jibes, tacks and freefly sessions.
In lowkite, its stability lets you break things down step by step: control the wing, get to your feet, then build speed for take-off without rushing.
Getting started, progressing and having fun quickly: that's exactly what the Lance is all about.
What board size?


Which foil?
The Lance will be perfect for your first sessions and your progression with the X-Over and Ascent foils.
X-OVER: the ultra-fun foil for getting started and progressing.
Its very smooth take-off, stability and predictable behaviour help you achieve your first flights, ride upwind and learn your first maneuvers with confidence.
ASCENT: the easy, versatile foil for progressing fast.
It keeps plenty of stability and forgiveness while bringing more freedom and maneuverability, so you can keep progressing without having to change foil straight away.
Which stab?
With an X-Over front wing, the X-Over stab is the natural choice to keep a consistent, stable and easy foil setup.
With an Ascent, the choice of stab lets you fine-tune the behaviour depending on your level, weight and the feel you're after. On the Lance, the priority will be control, support and ease.
Which board bag?

Equipments
These boards come equipped with 2 GONG US Box Double Entry tracks compatible with standard 4-bolt plate foils and the SCS system with 9 cm spacing, Light Footstraps with multi-position inserts, a Ridge Traction Pad, an integrated carry handle, a leash plug and an automatic vent screw.
The Double Entry system allows for very fast installation of GONG foils while remaining compatible with standard square-nut setups. The SCS is not supplied with the board.
- 2 GONG US Box Double Entry tracks for 4-bolt plate foils, SCS compatible with 9 cm spacing. SCS not supplied with the board.
- Rear strap inserts with double screws and 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 lateral positions with double inserts set diagonally for a stronger two-screw setup that limits strap twist.
- 1 Light double V front footstrap + 1 Light rear footstrap, screws included, for comfortable, simple and natural foot placement.
- 5 mm Ridge Traction Pad to maximise comfort, grip and stance stability.
- Integrated GONG carry handle in the centre of the hull.
- Leash plug at the tail to secure the board.
- Automatic vent screw to balance internal pressure changes.




Delivery
Is the Lance FSP 2X suitable for getting started in wing foiling?
Yes. Its generous width and ample volume provide plenty of stability before take-off. It gives you time to get to your feet, build speed and initiate take-off without rushing.
Why choose a Lance over a Zuma?
The Lance favours a more compact, livelier format, mainly geared towards wing foiling and lowkite. The Zuma brings more length and glide, with true versatility in SUP foiling.
Is such a compact board still easy to ride?
Yes. The short length is offset by generous width and well-distributed volume. You still get plenty of stability on your knees and standing up, with less bulk once up on foil.
Is the Lance suitable for lowkite?
Yes. Its stability lets you handle the lowkite calmly, find your footing and then build speed progressively. Once up on the foil, its compact format feels particularly comfortable and natural.
Can the Lance be used for SUP foiling?
Yes, but that’s not its main purpose. Its stability helps a lot, but its short length requires more paddling technique. It’s best if you’re already comfortable paddling a compact SUP.
Which foil should you choose with the Lance?
The X-Over is ideal for learning to foil, with plenty of stability and very predictable handling. The Ascent remains easy to use while offering more freedom and room to progress.
Why choose the Lance in FSP 2X rather than WOOD 2X?
Both versions share the same shape. The WOOD 2X prioritises durability and value for money. The FSP 2X features a higher-performance full PVC sandwich construction with targeted carbon reinforcements.
Is the FSP 2X construction durable and repairable?
Yes. Its full PVC sandwich construction with fiberglass, combined with carbon reinforcements in the most heavily stressed areas, is designed to withstand intensive use while remaining repairable using standard composite repair techniques.


























