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Introduction: wings designed for freefly
The genesis of GONG Wings for Freefly
Qualities of GONG Wings for Freefly
Detailed Comparisons and Freefly Tips
Focus on GONG Wings Technology for Freefly
Testimonials from Freefly Riders
Frequently Asked Questions about Freefly
Conclusion: The Ideal Wings for Your Freefly Sessions
Shapes, dimensions and program
Good to know
Introduction: wings designed for freefly
Freefly is an exhilarating form of wingfoiling, which involves freeing yourself from the pull of the wing to ride swells and bumps. This unique discipline is based on fluidity, lightness and the ability to glide gracefully, while maintaining perfect control of your wing held in neutral.
At GONG, we've developed a complete range of wings perfectly suited to this sport, combining manoeuvrability, glide and balance. The Neutra, a true freefly reference, offers everything you need to glide downwind with style and climb upwind efficiently, without compromise.
The genesis of GONG Wings for Freefly
Since 1996, GONG has been innovating to meet the expectations of board sports enthusiasts. With the rise of freefly, we've put our expertise to work to develop wings that are discreet, light and well-balanced.
Freeflying imposes unique requirements: a wing must be able to disappear behind you, remain perfectly stable in neutral, and allow fluid transitions when carving downwind. Our Neutras, in their three technologies (Perf, Team and Team Pro), embody this perfect balance.
Thanks to its lightness, optimised profile and manoeuvrability, the Neutra is the best ally for freefly riders. Its advanced technologies mean it can be adapted to the needs of all riders, from enthusiasts to professionals.
Qualities of GONG Wings for Freefly
- Discretion: wings that disappear in neutral, with perfect stability in the freefly position.Lightness: materials optimised to reduce fatigue and improve comfort.
- Glide: an efficient profile that minimises drag and maximises fluidity in the air.
- Manoeuvrability: a reactive wing that allows you to carve easily in transitions.
- Upwind: high-performance shapes that make it easy to come back after a downwind run.
- Durability: a robust construction that withstands the stresses of long, intensive sessions.
Detailed Comparisons and Freefly Tips
Each GONG freefly wing is designed to maximise your feeling when descending downwind, while making it easier to ascend upwind. Here is a comparison of the advantages of each model, classified by range.
Perf range (Dacron technology)
Accessible and versatile wings, ideal for discovering freefly with ease.
Neutra Perf :
- Benefits: Fluid, soft and forgiving, it's perfect for riders new to freefly or looking for an accessible wing.
- Who's it for? Those who want a high-performance wing that's easy to fly and fun to use.
- Why is it ideal? Its balanced profile and manoeuvrability make it easy to glide downhill and climb upwind efficiently.
Team range (UPE Aramid technology)
Ultra-light, dynamic wings designed for regular riders looking for increased performance.
Neutra Team:
- Advantages: Ultra-light and easy to handle, it offers remarkable stability in neutral and excellent control when carving.
- Who's it for? Experienced riders who prefer total discretion and fluidity when free-flying.
- Why is it ideal? Its UPE construction and boom guarantee lightness, rigidity and manoeuvrability for effortless freefly sessions.
Team Pro range (Aramid X technology)
Top-of-the-range wings for expert riders, designed for maximum freefly performance.
Neutra Team Pro :
- Benefits: Extreme lightness, stiffness and responsiveness for precise descents and efficient ascents.
- Who's it for? Professional riders looking for the ultimate in manoeuvrability, glide and neutralisation.
- Why is it ideal? Its advanced construction ensures optimum performance to maximise every freefly session.
Focus on GONG Wings Technology for Freefly
Freeflying demands wings that combine lightness, stability and manoeuvrability, while offering optimum performance on downwind and upwind runs. Whether you're gliding over swells or carving through bumps, GONG wings dedicated to freeflying guarantee perfect glide, intuitive control and impeccable neutralisation.
All GONG freefly wings incorporate advanced technologies to meet the needs of demanding riders and deliver maximum performance.
What all three technologies have in common
GONG freefly wings share key features that ensure efficiency, durability and fluidity in downwind conditions:
- Reinforced Canopy: our spinnaker fabrics are specifically reinforced to maintain perfect tension, ensuring a smooth glide and immediate response, even on long neutral runs.
- Reinforced Seams: laboratory and water tested, our seams are optimised to withstand the repeated stresses of intensive freefly sessions.
- Boom Attachment / Handle Reinforcements: handles and booms are firmly anchored to provide optimum rigidity, essential for precise control on the way up and perfect stability in neutral.
- Multiple Reinforcements: materials such as Kevlar, Insigna and Dacron significantly increase durability, allowing the wings to withstand frequent impact and handling.
- Dedicated Panelling: optimised panel cut-outs reduce stretching and twisting, ensuring intuitive handling and perfect neutralisation during descents.
- Tough Bladders: designed to maintain a constant pressure, our bladders resist frequent handling and impacts, offering the reliability you need for your sessions.
- Careful construction: every detail is thought out to maximise life and minimise wear, even with repeated freefly sessions and intense descents.
Dacron - Perf range
The Perf range is an accessible and versatile option, ideal for progressing in freefly with fluidity and simplicity.
- Dacron structure: this tried and tested material guarantees excellent forgiveness and stable behaviour, perfect for making learning to go down and up easier.Triple
- Ripstop canopy: a strong and lightweight spinnaker fabric, offering comfort and durability even after many sessions.
- Applications: the wings in this range, like the Neutra Perf, are perfect for beginner or intermediate riders looking for a reliable, high-performance wing to explore freefly.
Aramid - Team range
The Team range combines lightness and dynamism, with performance designed for regular riders looking to maximise their glide and manoeuvrability in freefly.
- Aramid structure: made from UPE (Dyneema) and Aramid, it offers a record lightness of 85 g/m², essential for a lively and responsive wing.
- Triple Ripstop canopy: a durable yet lightweight construction, guaranteeing fluid handling and precision ideal for technical full speed descents.
- Applications: wings like the Neutra Team are aimed at regular riders looking for the perfect balance between manoeuvrability, lightness and fluidity for magical freefly sessions.
Aramid X - Team Pro range
The Team Pro range represents the elite of GONG technologies, dedicated to expert riders looking for maximum freefly performance.
- Aramid structure: the combination of cross-linked aramid and UPE fibres guarantees optimum rigidity and dimensional stability under pressure, essential for precise steering and perfect neutralisation during downwind descents.
- Code 95 X canopy: a rigid spinnaker fabric that offers immediate response and increased durability, perfect for demanding sessions and complex descents.
- Applications: wings like the Neutra Team Pro are ideal for expert riders who want to push their limits with incomparable handling and glide.
Testimonials from Freefly Riders
Neutra Perf:
‘It's easy to ride and has allowed me to discover freefly with complete confidence.’
‘Its manoeuvrability and smoothness are perfect for effortless gliding.’
Neutra Team:
'It's super light and completely forgettable in neutral.’"I love its precision and balance, even on long descents.'
Neutra Team Pro:
'The best wing for freefly. Manoeuvrable, light and incredibly stiff.‘
’It offers exceptional performance in all conditions.'
Frequently Asked Questions about Freefly
Q: Which wing should I choose to start freeflying?
A: The Neutra Perf is ideal for its forgiveness and manoeuvrability.
Q: Can I use a freefly wing for other programmes?
A: Yes, wings like the Neutra are also suitable for waves and freeride.
Q: What size wing should I choose for freefly?
A: A 4m² size is ideal for most riders, depending on your weight and the wind.
Q: Is the Neutra Team suitable for light wind conditions?
A: Yes, its light weight and pumping efficiency make it an excellent choice.
Q: Is the Neutra Team Pro suitable for intermediate riders?
A: It's designed for experts, but a motivated rider could benefit from it.
Conclusion: The Ideal Wings for Your Freefly Sessions
GONG's dedicated freefly wings, such as the Neutra Perf, Team and Team Pro, embody the perfect balance of lightness, manoeuvrability and glide. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, each model in our range is designed to maximise your thrills and enjoyment. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, each model in our range is designed to maximise your sensations and enjoyment.
With advanced technologies and manufacturer-direct pricing, our freefly wings are the perfect choice for riding downwind in style and upwind with ease.
Discover freefly with GONG and unleash your glide!
Shapes, dimensions and program
Understanding the Elements That Influence Your Wing's Performance and Feel
Understanding the factors that influence your wing's performance and feel is essential to choosing the perfect model.
Here are the key parameters to refine your choice:
Technical Parameters That Influence Performance
1. Camber
Camber determines the type of power generated by the wing.
- A pronounced camber provides more power for early takeoff, ideal in light wind conditions or for beginner riders seeking traction.
- A reduced camber prioritizes speed and stability in the high wind range, perfect for competitions or sessions in strong wind.
- A forward camber facilitates takeoff and generates more direct traction, offering a constant sense of control. It is ideal for marginal conditions or for riders seeking maximum lift.
- A recessed camber promotes smoother glide, making it particularly suitable for disciplines where finesse and speed are key, such as racing or wave riding.
2. Dihedral Angle
The dihedral corresponds to the angle formed by the two halves of the wing when viewed flat from the front.
- A pronounced dihedral makes flips easier, reduces power, simplifies tension and the appearance of the wing, and keeps the tips away from the water.
- A reduced dihedral improves aerodynamic efficiency, maneuverability, precision, and power but requires more precise work on tension.
3. Span
The span influences stability and maneuverability.
- A large span stabilizes and smooths the flight and optimizes glide.
- A reduced span increases power, enhances rotation and agility, and is ideal for freestyle or wave riding.
4. Aspect Ratio
The aspect ratio (span divided by width) directly impacts the wing’s behavior.
- A high aspect ratio promotes glide, speed, and directional stability.
- A low aspect ratio makes the wing more maneuverable, torque-rich, and accessible, making it perfect for beginners or freestyle.
5. Canopy Tension
The tension applied to the canopy directly impacts the stability and feel of the wing.
- High tension maintains the wing’s shape at its maximum efficiency, offering precise handling and increased stability, even in gusts. It is ideal for technical riders seeking maximum performance and consistent behavior.
- Soft tension allows the wing to "breathe" and adapt to wind variations, relieving the rider during long sessions or in irregular conditions. This is perfect for more comfortable freeriding but may lead to flapping and instability. A wing that self-regulates is good; a wing that deforms uncontrollably is not.
6. Leading Edge Curve
The curve affects rigidity and force distribution.
- A pronounced curve generates more power and improves low-end stability.
- A flatter curve increases maximum speed and responsiveness.
7. Trailing Edge Curve
- Positive curve (curved backward): Promotes power and efficiency during pumping but risks excessive flapping.
- Negative curve (curved forward): Reduces drag and flapping, ensuring maximum performance when properly powered.
8. Tip Shape
- Wide tips improve stability during takeoff and simplify control.
- Narrow tips reduce drag and enhance maneuverability but require more technical skill.
9. Tip Twist
The twist influences the distribution of power.
- Pronounced twist provides better control in gusty winds.
- Reduced twist maximizes power but can become difficult to handle in high wind ranges.
10. Panel Cut Design
The cut of the panels influences canopy tension and load distribution.
- Well-adjusted panels ensure shape stability and a more durable performance level.
- Multiple panels allow easier masking of potential repairs.
- However, more panels increase weight and cost due to longer stitching lengths.
11. Leading Edge Diameter
- A wide leading edge in the center improves structural rigidity and resistance to flex, increasing power but adding weight and drag.
- A thinner leading edge in the center allows for more flex, requiring higher inflation pressure. It results in a more refined profile.
- At the tips, a thinner diameter reduces drag and enhances maneuverability.
12. Central Strut Connection to Leading Edge
- A strong central strut connection to the leading edge limits tip twist, increasing responsiveness and power transfer to the rider. It also prevents trailing edge flapping.
- A weaker connection allows more twist, increasing tolerance and self-regulation, but it must be well-controlled.
13. Central Strut Shape
- A rigid central strut increases responsiveness and power transfer to the rider.
- A softer strut offers greater tolerance in changing conditions, allowing the trailing edge to open. However, this can lead to flapping and variations in the center of the power point.
14. Presence of Additional Battens
- Some wings incorporate side battens to increase rigidity and improve control.
- This increases weight and reduces maneuverability.
15. Anti-Vibration Battens on the Trailing Edge
- These specific battens reduce flutter and ensure silent and stable glide, improving durability.
Adapt Your Wing to Your Style and Needs
The above characteristics must be considered based on your program (racing, freestyle, wave riding, etc.) and the conditions in which you ride.
- A freestyle rider will favor a compact and responsive wing.
- A free-fly enthusiast will look for a stable and lightweight wing.
These elements shape the essence of each model, directly influencing its performance and feel on the water. You now have the tools to choose the wing that perfectly matches your ambitions.
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Tips and Advice to Optimize Your Wing Usage
Here are the essential points and best practices to maximize your performance in wingfoil and extend the lifespan of your equipment:
1. Adjust Inflation and Pressure
- Strictly follow the recommended pressure guidelines to optimize the wing's rigidity.
- Underinflation leads to performance loss, less precise shape, and can cause flapping.
- Always inflate to the maximum recommended pressure using an appropriate pump (dual action for initial inflation, single action for finalizing).
2. Proper Wing Maintenance
- Rinsing: Avoid systematically rinsing with fresh water, as salt can help prevent mold. If you rinse, do so sparingly to avoid damage from chlorine.
- Drying: Prefer drying the wing flat or inflated to prevent bladder displacement. Never hang a deflated wing by a handle.
- Storage: Store your wing away from sunlight, humidity, and extreme temperatures. Excessive heat or cold can degrade the materials.
3. Handling and Precautions
- On the beach: Place your wing on a clean surface, away from sharp or puncturing objects.
- While riding: Keep the wing out of the water as much as possible, especially in waves. A fall in waves can severely damage the fabric and seams.
- With a foil: Avoid any contact between the wing and the foil. A stabilizer or front wing can puncture the fabric instantly.
4. Maximizing Performance According to Conditions
- Light wind: Use a wing with pronounced camber to generate more power and make takeoff easier.
- Strong wind: Opt for a wing with a taut canopy for increased stability and better gust management.
- Cold water: Use a slightly larger wing to offset the extra weight of your gear.
5. In Case of a Fall or Emergency
- Use your wing to swim faster: Keep the leading edge facing the water, grab the wing, and let it inflate with the wind to provide additional support.
- Regularly inspect your leash before and after each session to avoid unexpected breakage.
6. Maintaining Wings with Windows
- Roll the ends toward the central strut to avoid pinching the PVC in the window.
- Store them dry to prevent color transfer between fabrics and PVC.
7. Safety and Responsible Riding
- Conditions: Ride in side or onshore wind conditions to ensure an easy return to shore if problems arise. Avoid offshore winds without secure assistance.
- Right of way and distance: Respect the right-of-way rules on the water and maintain a safe distance from other users.
- Safety gear: Wear a helmet, an impact vest, and always use a leash.
8. Specific Points for Long-Term Storage
- If not using the wing for an extended period, inspect the bladders and valves before your next session.
- Avoid excessive folding to preserve the integrity of seams and materials.
9. Common Sense and Good Seamanship
- Be aware of weather forecasts and currents.
- Never use a wing as a parachute or hang glider.
- Respect nature and help others in need, always with caution.
These recommendations are designed to support safe and efficient riding while ensuring the longevity of your wing. Be sure to adjust these tips based on your needs and the specifics of your sessions.