Description
2022 Slingshot I-FLY V1 Foilboard
COMPACT / RIDGID / DURABLE
Sizes: 5'0" / 5'3" / 5'5" / 5'8"
Includes: I-Fly Inflatable Foil Board, Travel Bag, High-Pressure pump with adapters for both SUP inflation and wing inflation valves
The I-FLY inflatable foil boards are lightweight and packable with a large carbon foil plate on the bottom that provides a stiff and reactive foiling performance you can take anywhere. They come with tri-footstrap inserts that allow for limitless progression along with a leash attachment and ¾ length deck pad. The large carbon track plate provides a direct board-to-foil feel while the lightweight nature of the inflatable results in minimal swing weight in the nose. Carrying your kit in and out of the water has never been easier with both top and bottom carry handles.
WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT
- Large carbon bottom plate provides the same direct-to-foil feel as a hardboard.
- Lightweight and travel-friendly.
- Foot strap inserts provide for limitless performance.
- Top and bottom carry handle for easy transport
- D-Ring on the tail for leash connection
View Matt's review of the Ifly board here.
Specifications
| Length (in / cm) | Width (in / cm) | Thickness (in / cm) | Volume (L) |
| 5'0" / 152.4cm | 27" / 68.6cm | 4.75" / 12.1cm | 90 |
| 5'3" / 160cm | 27.5" / 69.9cm | 4.76" / 12.1cm | 105 |
| 5'5" / 165.1cm | 28" / 71.1cm | 6" / 15.2cm | 120 |
| 5'8" / 172.7cm | 29.5" / 74.9cm | 6" / 15.2cm | 140 |
TECH FEATURES
1. I-Fly Inflatable Foil Board
This lightweight, packable foil board with its large carbon foil plate provides a stiff and reactive foiling performance you can take anywhere.
2. Top and Bottom Carry Handles
Make getting in and out of the water a breeze.
3. Tail D-Rings
A secure leash connection
4. High-Pressure Pump
High-Pressure pump with adapters for both SUP inflation and wing inflation valves.
2 Reviews
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Not as good to learn on as hard board
This was my first board. I appreciate the durability, soft surface, and lightness which took me through the early steps and taxiing and up on foil in FLAT conditions, but the limitations of the bottom shape are apparent when trying to get up on foil in chop. I have had extreme difficulty getting up on foil in choppy conditions. I switched to a hard board and got up instantly. My pumping skills at this point are non-existent. Perhaps when I am a more competent wfoiler I can go back to this board and appreciate the light weight and low swing weight (weighs almost nothing up front).
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My first wing foil board, pros and cons
Windsurfing background (25 yrs) no foil background. I bought 120 L. It was stable for learning to stand up and taxi. A friend's hard board was easier to get first rides up on foil, but can get this board up now. Paradoxically, putting the foil more aft in the box seemed to aid in early foiling. Since board is short and stubby-nosed, having more board in front of foil seemed to help gain speed better. Maybe the release is better too, given the odd bottom shape at the aft of the board. It's great to have a soft smooth board, no cares about hitting it, no board bag needed. Very light, seems to have no weight up front.