GEAR: SCS SYSTEM ON ALL OUR FOILING BOARDS!

Connect your foil to your board in no time, without ever having to look for your screws, thanks to our SCS system!

With the GONG boxes with double entries, only a few turns of the key separate you from your session! This innovation, presented for the first time on our HIPE Pro inflatable wing board two years ago, has gradually become the standard on all our foiling boards (wing, surf, SUP, kite foiling and pumping), both on our inflatable and rigid boards with specific reinforcements (beware of imitations!).

• A double entry per box which allows you to use the SCS system which connects your brass nuts with a rod. Therefore, no need to unscrew them completely. Your screws and nuts stay on the plate and fit easily into the boxes. You save time because you just need to do a few turns with your key. Besides, losing brass nuts and screws in between two sessions is now ancient history!

•  Longer rails so as not to lose setting possibilities despite the additional opening at the front end of the rail. This freedom of adjustment allows compatibility with other brands. On the Flint FSP Pro, HIPE Cruzader, Cruzader Point and Cruzader Diamond FSP Pro, this rail is extended by 10cm to increase the adjustment possibilities and wing/SUP foiling versatility.

• On our rigid boards, these new boxes are twice as loaded with fiber as the US-boxes commonly used on the wing market. These standard US-boxes come from surfing or windsurfing and have not been studied for the specific constraints of foiling. GONG boxes are of a much higher solidity and up to the enormous constraints that pro riders can put them through.
• This innovation is accompanied by additional carbon fiber reinforcements on the rigid boards to better absorb forces. On the 2024 boards, carbon fiber completely covers the boxes.

To use the SCS system on your rigid wing boards*, use the opening SCS inserts. On our inflatable boards from the HIPE range*, you must have non-opening SCS Inserts to avoid damaging the bottom of the rails which aren’t as deep as on a rigid board.

*from boards released in 2023. If in doubt, ask our technical advisors.