Wing Foil Board Lemon FSP 2X
Program
High performance surfing, freeflying, and freeriding made accessible.
Presentation
The Lemon is the most compact and comfortable surfboard in our range, while still maintaining its role as an ultra-versatile board.
On this new shape, we have slightly reduced the maximum width by 1 cm and the OFO nose and tail by 3 cm, while slightly lengthening it (a 4'7 becomes a 4'10). The Lemon becomes sleeker, and its more pointed tail is super enjoyable for surfing and freeflying.
The glide is significantly improved, allowing you to take off much earlier. Taking off is no longer a challenge. Three pumping strokes and you’re on the foil.
This glide makes it easier to use high aspect foils (8 and above). You can clearly ride a smaller, more efficient foil without losing the ability to take off.
The front/back bulk has been reduced, optimizing performance in surfing and jumping while providing excellent pop and repop for tricks.
Finally, accessibility is enhanced, with improved longitudinal stability that offers greater comfort regardless of the conditions.
OUTLINE
With its compact, generous outline and perfectly distributed volume, balance on the Lemon in choppy waters is a breeze for its size. You’ll find your bearings in an instant. Despite its generous design and accessibility, the Lemon remains a very compact board in the surf thanks to its pointed nose.
TAIL ROCKER
Thanks to a tight rocker on the rear third, the glide is optimized. The Lemon accelerates immediately during takeoff. There’s much less need to pump, and the pop is magical when hitting the surface.
HULL
The flat hull on the rear third is 100% planing. The water flow is optimized, providing maximum glide for ultra-easy and quick takeoff, even with a small foil. You can reduce your front wing by 200 cm² and still achieve the same takeoff. The double concave at the front channels the water flow and softens touchdowns and landings, making them painless.
TAIL
A wide, flat squash tail offers even more glide, but also provides more stability when at a standstill and explosive pop. The big difference compared to a Lethal is here: you’re much more comfortable on your knees and during moments of instability. Pumping is also much more efficient. Thanks to this specific tail and a more generous outline, you won’t tire out after each restart. Sessions are more enjoyable and longer-lasting.
RAILS
Sharp, straight rails at the tail give the Lemon more glide, similar to a windsurf board. The sharp edge offers more glide and release, facilitating the takeoff phase. In the middle, the rails are less vertical. At the nose, they are much softer on the front third for added comfort while surfing. You can ride in contact with the water without any abrupt braking—perfect for surfing.
NOSE
The rounded point nose is generous. The double concave under the nose, combined with the bulbous shape, generous outline, and rounded rails, makes touchdowns completely painless. Instead of slowing down, the Lemon will bounce off the water and take off again immediately. It’s truly incredible when landing jumps or for airs in surfing. This absence of punishment encourages trying new moves and will help you progress very quickly.
Technical sheet
Wing Foil Board Lemon FSP 2X 4'8
Buying guide
Who is it for?
It’s a simple and stable board, to the point where you could almost start learning on it, but you still need a certain skill level to fully enjoy it:
Either you have significant winging experience (let’s say you master jibes and are starting tacks).
Or you’re already very proficient at handling a foil (in kitesurfing, for example).
Or you have a windsurfing background: this helps a lot with wing handling and maintaining balance.
In any case, even though it’s easy to ride, the Lemon is performance-oriented, as its design suggests. In larger volume (your weight +30), it’s very easy to use. However, if you opt for a volume closer to your weight (+10), staying balanced on your knees in choppy waters won’t be so easy. So, you need to be in good physical shape to stay agile.
It’s clearly the board for someone who wants to push the wing’s full potential in the waves while still maintaining comfort.
What is it for?
The Lemon is a pure wave riding/free-fly board, with just enough comfort to make life easier and allow you to perform tricks without struggling to get going again.
In summary: it’s 80% wave riding and 20% freestyle/jumps. So, 100% freeride ;-)
It’s responsive and playful. It’s truly an amazing feeling to have everything perfectly at your fingertips. The control at high speeds and in turns is fantastic.
Ideal for surfing and perfect for jumps, it’s 100% high-performance.
Which size of board?
Which foil?
The Lemon will be perfect with foils of the H range.
The Curve H: the combo of maneuverability and lift. It is the queen of carving and low end (which doesn’t mean it can’t pick up speed!). It is also the most comfortable for pumping, allowing for numerous connections without burning out your thighs.
The Fluid H: the combo of maneuverability and speed. Perfect for making tight turns, going fast, gliding, and having a very responsive foil. With a very powerful pop added to that, it’s a foil that can truly go anywhere you want, both in the water and in the air!
Being more oriented towards freefly than surfing, the Veloce front wings would be secondary choices:
The Veloce H: the combo of glide, speed, and carves. With these qualities, it is a machine for freeride and long carves, freefly, and downwind. With it, you can glide and connect bumps without limits with unparalleled fluidity. It has a great acceleration capacity on the wave and a low stalling speed, making it easy to fly in all conditions.
The Veloce HDW: 100% glide with a ratio of 13+. Fully focused on endless gliding, the Veloce HDW is the queen of downwind and fast pumping; it also excels in light winds with its infinite acceleration and formidable upwind capability.
Which stabilizer?
Combinations:
Ideally, we recommend pairing a Curve H stabilizer with your Curve H front wing, as these two elements are designed for the same purpose and optimized to work in perfect harmony.
However, you can also tailor your stabilizer choices to your preferences. A Curve stabilizer on a Veloce FW will give you a foil that’s carrying, maneuverable, relatively fast, and has excellent glide. Pair a Fluid stabilizer with the Veloce FW, and you’ll have slightly less maneuverability but much more speed while maintaining a strong front foot. Put a Veloce stabilizer on the Veloce FW, and you'll experience the ultimate glide, with a very smooth feel.
Size:
The ideal size will depend on your board, skill level, weight, spot conditions, and front wing.
We’ve calculated all stabilizer and front wing pairs so that, for example, an M is ideal with an M in all models.
But you can also play with the size:
- A larger size (L for FW M) will give you more front foot support, firmer footing, less liveliness, and reduced speed. It's reassuring but less performance-oriented.
- A smaller size (S for FW M) will offer less stability, more responsiveness, greater acceleration, and more radical performance. Highly effective but somewhat unstable.
Note that instability can also be an advantage—for pop, of course, and for surfing to some extent. The positive side of instability is its reactivity. It's up to you to decide if that’s what you’re aiming for.
Equipments
Included equipments:
2 US GONG Double Entry boxes for standard foil plates equipped with 4 screw + nuts (9cm center distance). Compatible with our SCS system. This new system allows ultra-fast assembly, without having to unscrew nuts completely, of GONG foils and many other brands (our boxes are standard). (Inserts SCS not supplied with the board).
5 x 3-hole footstrap inserts to optimize your position.
1 x large light double V-shaped front footstrap and 1 x large light rear footstrap (screws included).
5 mm pad : deck covering designed for great comfort and absolute grip.
GONG carrying handle integrated in the center of the board on the hull.
Leash plug to never lose your board.
Automatic vent screw.
*2 extra holes on each insert block are hidden by the pad, but already drilled to allow for more extreme stances. In other words, inserts have in reality 5 holes by default, of which only the three central holes are visible. Exception for the Stunt, where the three most setback holes are visible.
Delivery
Delivery
Orders are prepared and shipped quickly: most are dispatched within 24 to 48 business hours.
The delivery time, meaning the transit of the parcel to your address, then depends on the delivery location and the carrier.
Shipping costs are transparent and calculated based on weight, volume, and delivery address.
Exchanges & Returns
You have a 14-day right of withdrawal to return or exchange a new product that does not suit you.
Eco-Responsible Packaging
We prioritize sustainable, recyclable, and reusable packaging solutions, minimizing single-use plastic as much as possible while ensuring optimal protection for products, including large items.
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Which freeride board should I choose?
Are you looking for an all-around board that will boost your level and make challenging or light sessions easier? The Mint, with its forgiving shape, is perfect!
If your style is aggressive freeride with fast runs, some jumps when nice ramps come your way, and smooth surfs on the way back, the Lemon with its ultra-versatile and compact shape is the board for you.
For lightwind freeride without sacrificing stability, the Cruzader Diamond with its sleek shape and comfortable tail will be perfect.
Looking for an ultra-performance board that can do it all, with super early takeoff in light conditions, a narrow width for fast runs, or tight carving? The Cruzader Point with its sleek shape is the perfect board!
Which wave board should I choose?
Looking for a comfortable wave board that remains forgiving in the air, without being too twitchy, and won’t punish you when you hop back on during a set? The Mint is the board for you.
If you want a compact board that works well for both wave sessions and freestyle, with a shape that remains forgiving on the water and when landing tricks, the Lemon is made for you.
For a 100% surf shape with instant response and liveliness at every move, the Lethal with its outline designed for powerful and hollow waves is the uncompromising surf board!
If you’re after a narrow board with a lot of glide that allows you to under-rig and minimize rail drag in turns, the Cruzader Point will be perfect for making the most of every wave, no matter the wind strength.
FSP Pro or FSP 2X?
First of all, the shape of both versions is exactly the same! We have offered the board in both Carbon and Bi-axial Fiberglass constructions to provide a more accessible option for our customers.