GEAR: WHICH MID-LENGTH FOR LOWKITE?

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03 november 2026 0

Make the most of glide with the Cruzader mid-lengths!

These mid-length variants offer particularly useful qualities for lowkite, where you want:

easy takeoffs;
forgiving touchdowns;
excellent rail-to-rail response;
minimal inertia.

The Cruzaders are tailor-made for this, offering plenty of glide, flowing outlines, soft rails at the nose, a recessed deck for greater control and feel when riding strapless, or multiposition Luxe footstraps for total control, and more… Which one should you choose? Here’s everything you need to know 👇

Foilers: Bastien, Ava and Benjamin, GONG team riders, riding Cruzader Squash, Point and Diamond boards with Neutra Light V3 lowkites.

All-round boards for lowkite and wing foiling?

Choosing your Cruz for lowkite essentially means asking yourself the same questions as for wing foiling, because V3 lowkites deliver performance very close to that of a wing:

Point LW? The earliest takeoffs in the lightest conditions.
Diamond? Quick takeoffs, stability, glide and ease of use.
Squash? Compactness and responsiveness with extra comfort. Easy takeoffs.
Squash 2PK? Very quick takeoffs, glide and fluidity. Lowkite in downwind mode.
Point? Agility and performance. Easy takeoffs.

If you’re a confident lowkite rider, the Cruzader you chose for wing foiling will be a great option for your lowkite sessions. You can do it all with one board, across a wind range equivalent to wing foiling.

As with wing foiling, if you want to make the most of ultra-light conditions, choose a board with at least 10 to 20 liters of volume above your body weight in kilograms. Smooth, effortless takeoffs guaranteed!

New to lowkite? If you can already fly on a wing foil, the Cruzader Diamond and Squash 2PK, in volumes well above your body weight in kilograms, are excellent choices for discovering this magical sport!

Starting out with no wing or foiling experience? The Zuma will be easier to learn on and will also let you discover wing foiling, and perhaps even SUP foiling.