Wing Foil Board Lemon FSP 2X
Description
Programme
Surf, freefly and freeride, in a high-performance shape that always remains accessible.
Overview
The Lemon is the most compact and comfortable surf-oriented board in our range, while fully retaining its role as an ultra-versatile board.
Its elongated, relatively narrow shape for a compact board gives it excellent glide before take-off. Its pinched diamond tail combined with the wingers reduces bulk in carves and gives it that particularly enjoyable feel in surf and freefly.
The more recessed deck in the pad area brings your feet even closer to the foil. The board is thinner underfoot, the connection becomes more direct, and control gains precision. This lower stance comes with a new volume distribution: support is brought closer to the rider at the front and reinforced in the tail to maintain comfort and balance on take-off.
Glide is one of the Lemon’s biggest strengths. It accelerates easily on the water and lets you take off early with very little effort. Just a few pumps are enough to get going. This efficiency also means you can make the most of modern foils: you can ride a smaller, higher-performance front wing without unnecessarily sacrificing ease of take-off.
Once on foil, its compact length gives you plenty of freedom to shift your weight. The Lemon is lively, precise and playful, with all the maneuverability needed to link tight carves, surf in freefly or send jumps. Its tail also delivers excellent pop and makes it easier to pop back up after a touchdown or landing.
Despite its performance, the Lemon remains particularly accessible. Its longitudinal stability and balanced volume distribution bring comfort in waiting phases and during take-off, including when conditions get more challenging.
With its many centred or offset strap set-up options, its two-screw front strap mounting to limit strap twist and its pad perfectly suited to strapless riding, it lets you fine-tune your stance precisely for either a surf or freeride approach.
Compact, easy and high-performance, the Lemon lets you surf hard without ever making the ride feel complicated.
OUTLINE
With its compact yet comfortable outline, the Lemon offers excellent stability for its size. Its width around the stance provides solid support underfoot and helps you find your footing quickly, even in chop.
The outline narrows towards the rounded point nose and diamond tail with wingers to reduce swing weight in flight. The board stays easy before take-off and feels very free in carves.

ROCKER
The flat rocker through the rear third promotes glide and acceleration. The Lemon reaches take-off speed easily and requires less effort when pumping.
During touchdowns or landings, this flat rocker line keeps the board moving forward and makes it easier to pop back up onto foil.

HULL
The flat, planing hull through the rear third delivers clean water release that maximises glide before take-off. It helps you reach the speed needed for flight quickly and makes it easier to use smaller foils.
Up front, the double concave channels the flow and softens touchdowns by limiting deceleration.

TAIL
The diamond tail with wingers keeps support around the back foot before pulling the outline in at the tail. This keeps the Lemon stable on take-off while giving it more freedom through carves.
The rear volume reinforces that support and reduces the effort needed for pumping and getting going again.

RAILS
The rails are straight and sharp in the tail to promote clean water release and maximise glide during acceleration.
They gradually become softer towards the nose to better handle chop and touchdowns. The Lemon therefore keeps a smooth, comfortable feel in surf as well as in freefly.

NOSE
The generous rounded point nose provides support without creating too much bulk in flight. The bulb’s maximum volume is brought closer to the rider to better support the board during acceleration.
Combined with the double concave and soft rails, this nose smooths out touchdowns without abruptly killing speed and helps the board naturally get back up on foil.

Technical sheet
Wing Foil Board Lemon FSP 2X FSP 2X / 4'9 / ARCTIC

Buying guide
Who is it for?
It’s a simple, stable board, to the point where you could almost learn on it, but you still need solid basics to get the most out of it:
- Either you already have a significant number of hours flying with a wing (say, jibes dialled in, starting to tack).
- Or you already know how to handle a foil really well (in kite foiling, for example).
- Or you come from a windsurfing background: that helps a lot with handling the wing and staying on your feet.
In any case, even though it’s easy, the Lemon is performance-oriented, exactly as its programme suggests.
In a high-volume version (your weight +30), it’s genuinely very easy to use. But if you go for a volume close to your weight (+10), staying on your knees in chop will naturally require better balance and more active input from the rider.
It’s clearly the board for anyone who wants to make the most of a wing’s potential in the waves while keeping comfort and ease of use.
What for?
The Lemon is a pure wave riding / freefly board, with enough comfort to make life easier and throw tricks without worrying about struggling to get going again.
In short: it’s 80% wave riding and 20% freestyle / jumps. So 100% freeride ;-)
It’s responsive and playful. Everything falls naturally into place under your feet, with loads of control as speed builds and real ease when linking up carves.
Ideal in surf and very comfortable in jumps, it lets you push for high performance while keeping the accessibility that defines the Lemon.
What board size?


Which foil?
The Lemon pairs particularly well with foils that prioritise maneuverability, carving and responsiveness. Its glide before take-off also lets you enjoy faster foils or smaller surface areas without making take-offs unnecessarily difficult.
The Curve V3 Atmo: the maneuverability and control combo.
This is the reassuring, versatile choice. Its lift, predictable handling and ease through carves are a perfect match for the Lemon’s accessible character. It lets you progress in surf and freefly while keeping plenty of comfort.
The Fluid V3 Atmo: the maneuverability and speed combo.
More lively, it lets you turn tight, accelerate and quickly link rail-to-rail transitions. Its playful character makes the most of the Lemon’s compact shape in surf, freefly and manoeuvres.
The Veloce V3 Atmo: the glide and speed combo.
Its efficiency helps preserve speed and draw out longer carves. It lets you get the most out of the Lemon in fast freeride and freefly, with a foil that carries efficiently through lulls and extends every glide phase.
The Veloce Free Fly V3 Atmo: plenty of glide with freedom to carve.
It holds its speed easily while staying maneuverable enough to play with your lines. It’s a very natural pairing for freefly and surf with wider carves.
The Veloce Light Wind V3 Atmo: efficiency in light conditions.
Its lift and glide let you get going early and stay flying with very little energy. The Lemon’s good acceleration complements that programme really well for enjoying more sessions in light wind.
The Sirus V3 Atmo: to maximise the low end.
Its strong lift and excellent efficiency make take-off and staying in flight at low speed easier. It’s the choice for making the most of light conditions while still enjoying the Lemon’s maneuverability once on foil.
The Ypra Surf-Freestyle V3 Atmo: the surf and freestyle mix.
More dynamic, it prioritises pop, repop, speed build-up and quick foot pressure changes. It will suit riders who want to push the Lemon further in the waves and in maneuvers.
Which stab?
The stab plays an important role in the character of the foil under a Lemon. Its surf and freefly DNA means you can vary the overall feel quite a lot: more locked-in and reassuring to prioritise ease, or looser and more responsive to boost manoeuvrability.
Ideally, we recommend pairing your front wing with a V3 Atmo stab from the same programme. Each family has been developed to maintain consistency between the front wing and the stab’s behaviour.
The Curve: control and carving.
It brings solid support, stability and very predictable handling. It’s an excellent choice for making the most of the Lemon’s easy side, progressing in the waves and keeping a reassuring foil when the water state gets rougher.
The Fluid: liveliness and manoeuvrability.
It frees up the foil more through foot pressure changes and makes short carves easier. The handling becomes more playful and responsive, which is a particularly good match for a Lemon used in surf, freefly or for stacking up manoeuvres.
The Veloce: glide and speed.
It prioritises efficiency and speed retention. It lets you stretch out your lines, keep more energy between bumps and give the Lemon a more glide-oriented, freefly character.
The Surf-Freestyle: pop and freedom.
It promotes more mobile handling and quick foot pressure changes. Its character is particularly well suited to a Lemon used for jumps, dynamic speed build-up and more active surf.
You can then fine-tune the behaviour further with the stab size, regardless of the family you choose:
- Larger: more rear lift, support and stability. The foil is easier to settle, more progressive and more forgiving.
- Smaller: less support but more liveliness, acceleration and freedom through carves. In return, the foil requires more precise handling.
On the Lemon, it’s particularly interesting to keep a stab with enough lift to preserve its easy character, then gradually reduce the size when you want more freedom in surf and freefly. So the best setup is not necessarily the smallest one: it’s the one that gives you the right balance of confidence, manoeuvrability and responsiveness for your level and the way you ride.
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 mounting 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: a 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, hardware 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 variations.




Delivery
Who is the Lemon for?
The Lemon is aimed at riders who already have the basics of wing foiling dialled in and want to progress towards more surf, freefly and maneuverability, without stepping onto a demanding board. It stays stable and comfortable for its size, letting you enjoy a compact shape without making take-offs and restarts unnecessarily tricky.
Can you start out on a Lemon?
It’s accessible enough for an athletic rider with solid basics to feel comfortable on it quickly, but it wouldn’t be our first choice for learning wing foiling from scratch. It really comes into its own once your first flights, jibes and lines are already dialled in, and you want to start making more of the waves and freefly.
What’s the difference between the Lemon and the Mint?
The Lemon pushes the slider further towards a compact, surfy feel. Its outline, diamond tail with wingers and compact dimensions make it especially natural through weight transfers and carves.
The Mint keeps more length and width to prioritise glide, stability and even broader versatility. The Lemon is therefore particularly appealing if surf and freefly play a big part in your riding and you still want a board that’s easy to use.
Does the Lemon take off easily despite its compact size?
Yes. Its flat tail rocker and planing hull let it accelerate efficiently before take-off. It needs very little pumping to reach take-off speed, and its glide also makes it possible to use high-performance foils without necessarily making take-offs more difficult.
How does it handle touchdowns and landings?
The Lemon was designed to make touchdowns more forgiving. The double concave nose, softened forward rails and flat rocker help maintain more speed through a touchdown.
The planing tail then makes it easier to pop back up: the board naturally gets back up on foil instead of staying stuck to the water. It’s a real plus in surf and in jumps alike.
Can you ride the Lemon with or without straps?
Yes. The Lemon works perfectly in both configurations. Strapless, its recessed deck and pad let you move your feet naturally to make the most of its maneuverability in surf and freefly.
With straps, the different positions let you adapt your stance to your riding. The two-screw lateral front strap mounts provide a more secure fit and limit strap twist when you push harder through your feet.
Which foil should you pair with the Lemon?
A Curve V3 Atmo will favour control and carving, while a Fluid V3 Atmo will bring more liveliness and quicker rail-to-rail transitions. The Veloce V3 Atmo lets you push glide and freefly further, while a Ypra Surf-Freestyle V3 Atmo will suit riders looking for more pop, repop and radical performance.
What does the FSP 2X construction bring to the Lemon?
The FSP 2X combines a full high-density PVC sandwich construction with a fiberglass laminate and targeted carbon reinforcements. It delivers an excellent balance of strength, controlled weight, performance and durability, perfectly in line with the Lemon’s versatile, high-performance programme.























