Wing Foil Fluid Alu

For Whom?

You’re at the point where you’re flying all the time, you nail all your jibes and free fly on waves, in short you know how to wing foil and want to go next level?

The Fluid is made for you, it will give you a much higher average speed on the water than your beginner front wing. Its renowned glide, its further boosted maneuverability and its surprising top speed will completely unleash your sessions to bring you to another level of foiling while keeping a very playful and very maneuverable foil! 😉

What for?

Carve hard with speed potential while maintaining a predictable foil with lift.

In detail for each sport:

• For wing foiling: the Fluid is the queen of rail to rail and modern drive. Curves and tricks in all directions!!! And it has an impressive top speed for its moderate aspect. So if you want a FW that ticks all the surf/freestyle boxes but is still easy, the Fluid is perfect.
• For surf foiling: the Fluid is great for fast and aggressive maneuvers. It is very playful and allows you to go for tight turns and snaps easily. Its profile provides longer glide and higher top speed, giving surfers the ultimate feeling of speed and control.
• For kite foiling: the Fluid connects curves and goes relatively fast. The more you go for it, the more it delivers with speed and power turns. The icing on the cake: it is a gem of front wing for freestyle tricks.

The front wing Fluid

The Fluid front wings can fit riders of all sizes.

The XXS has a 60 cm wingspan, 550 cm², 1.1 cm of thickness for a volume of 0.31L.

• For surf foiling it’s really small, only for lightweights or for tow-in sessions.
• For wing foiling it’s very small, super reactive and very radical. It will be great for an expert and/or a featherweight in strong winds.
• For kite foiling, this is the front wing for experts and/or featherweights who want a radical, fast and reactive front wing for carving.

The XS has a 65 cm wingspan, 650 cm², 1.2 cm of thickness for a volume of 0.40L.

• For surf foiling you need a very good level to be able to pump with it, but it will be perfect for tow-in sessions in hollow waves.
• For wing foiling, it’s very small, super reactive and very radical. It will perfectly suit an expert and/or a featherweight in strong winds.
• For kite foiling, this is the front wing for experts and/or featherweights who want a radical, fast and reactive front wing for carving.

The S has a 70 cm wingspan, 750 cm², 1.4 cm thick for a volume of 0.57L.

• For surf foiling: it’s a treat for light riders on spots where you don’t have to pump over 300m. Super reactive. It will also be great in tow-in. We will have a wing that is both fast but also manageable which allows you to score in hollow waves for example.
• For wing foiling, it’s small but as it lifts a lot it’s perfect for a light weight rider of a good level who wants to carve at high speed and jump high. In strong winds, a heavier person will lay the turns of his life!!!
• For kite foiling, it is a reference wing for the majority of riders who want a fast and very reactive foil.

The M has a wingspan of 78 cm, 950 cm², 1.6 cm thick for a volume of 0.79L.

• For surf foiling, it is a key wing for pros, lightweights and tow-in in solid waves. It is super manageable and very predictable. For those who like to surf with a capital S, this is the reference.
• For wing foiling it’s small but very easy, let’s say like the old Fluid LS, so a medium build will love it and a strong expert too. In winging it’s also a key FW.
• For kite foiling, it is great for a large number of riders who want a mix of top speed, maneuverability and control. The queen of tacks and tricks.

The L has a wingspan of 86cm, 1150cm², 1.7cm thick for a volume of 1.06L.

• For surf foiling, it is suitable for light riders who want a large, maneuverable and relatively fast wing, or for strong riders who want an ultra-maneuverable all-purpose wing. The pumping/handling compromise is ideal for fit foilers.
• For wing foiling it’s perfect for a good level rider who wants to carve, go fast, jump, do good DW, with a decent low range. A must for surfing in lightwind, for example.
• For kite foiling: to forget, it’s too wide.

The XL has a 93 cm wingspan, 1350 cm², 1,9 cm thick for a volume of 1,43L.

• For surf foiling, it is a large wing which is suitable for lightweights who want a fast performance wing to connect a maximum of waves on small days without handicapping their maneuverability with a large wingspan, or for strong people who want a fairly fast and maneuverable foil. The pumping/maneuverability compromise is great for strong and fit foilers.
• For wing foiling it’s perfect for an intermediate level rider who wants to fly early, go fast, surf in aggressive mode, carves to be cool but effective, work on his transitions, send tricks with slides, do excellent DW, with an awesome low end.
• For kite foiling: to forget, it’s too big.

The XXL has a 100 cm wingspan, 1550 cm², 2,0 cm thick for a volume of 1,88L.

• In surf foiling, it is a large wing which is suitable for strong people. You can cover great distances by pumping. It is a very efficient wing in surfing due to its great finesse, and which is a hit in very soft waves. The area to wingspan ratio is awesome with this maneuverability.
• In wing foiling this size is large and allows you to have fun without worrying in light wind. We surf, we send tricks on the water based on tacks and jibes. And it flies super early for a FW of this size.
• In kite foiling: always too big.

General: a bigger front wing will be used in low ranges, in soft conditions. And conversely a smaller front wing in stronger conditions. What you need to remember is that the choice of your wing depends on your size, which requires lift, and your average speed, which generates lift.

THE FLUID H STAB

The 38 cm, 180 cm2, 0.5 cm thick for a volume of 0.04 L.

• En surf foiling : For small riders in everyday waves.
• In wing foiling: For small riders or very good level and/or strong wind.
• In kite foiling: it is great with a small front wing.

The 42 cm, 220 cm2, 0.5 cm thick for a volume of 0.06L.

• In surf foiling: For riders of an average size or for big riders in powerful waves and/or in tow-in.
• In wing foiling: For riders of an average size or very good level and/or strong wind. It’s rather easy.
• In kite foiling: it’s rather big so very easy.

The 45 cm, 260 cm2, 0.6 cm thick for a volume of 0.07L.

• In surf foiling: versatile size that offers both good speed and pumping comfort.
• In wing foiling: easy for all and ideal in the light.
• In kite foiling: it’s big but fun.

The 47 cm wingspan, 290 cm², 0.6 cm thick for a volume of 0.09L.

• In surf foiling: For big riders in everyday waves.
• In wing foiling: easy for the bigger riders and/or perfect in very light wind conditions.
• In kite foiling: it’s too big.

The 49 cm wingspan, 310 cm2, 0,7cm thickness with a volume of 0,11L.

• In surf foiling: it’s big, for big riders only with a big/giant front wing, great for pumping.
• In wing foiling: easy for the bigger riders and/or perfect in very light conditions with a front wing like the Sirus for example.
• In kite foil: it’s too big.

THE ALU V2 MAST

Choice of : 75cm, 85cm or 95cm for wingfoil practice.

• 75cm is the ideal size for sailing for the first time.
• 85cm the standard size for maximum versatility, moves and surfing.
• 95cm perfect for freeride/freerace.