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You've got a board, you've got a leash, but... there's no place to attach the leash? No problem! SurfCo has the solution with a stick-on leash plug. Installation is easy and fast. How Do I Install the E-Z Plug Leash Attachment? 1. Begin by thoroughly cleaning the spot where you want to put the leash attachment. 2. Once it's dry, break open the included 3M primer and rub it onto your board. 3. Peel the backing off the leash attachment and press it firmly onto the board. 4. Let it cure fo …

The Duotone Unit has cemented itself as one of the industry's most popular wings, and for good reason. Now in its sixth generation, the 2026 line shows just how much design needs can change in a new and (what feels like) constantly-evolving sport. After hundreds of prototypes and endless training, the new Units offer noticeable improvements in handling, efficiency, and feel. Duotone's tech talk breaks down the key updates and distinct differences between the Unit Original, Unit SLS, and U …

You pull up at the beach and the conditions look amazing. You grab your board, flip it over, and attach your foil. It's time to go! You pick up your board to carry it down to the beach and... oh no! There's a fresh scuff right on the nose... What Are Nose Padz For? The Tri-Tip Nose Padz from NSI is a simple and effective solution to parking lot scrapes. Put it on the high spot that comes in contact with the ground when your board is face-down and it'll protect your board from whatever rou …

Can I Use Stick-On Strap Inserts? You love your board, but the board designers decided that it would be a strap-free zone and you'd really like to have the option of straps. Or maybe there aren't inserts at your preferred foot position. Now you can make your board fit your feet like it was custom made just for you. NSI's stick-on footstraps inserts come in sets of 2 or 4, and screws are included. You'll need two stick-on inserts for each strap (one for each end of the strap), so be sure …

Why Do I Need Fins for My Foilboard? So you're ready to give wing foiling a go. You've got your wing, your foilboard, and your foil, but you want to focus on learning to control the wing before throwing a foil into the mix. Slingshot hears you, and they've come up with a simple solution. Mount these fins into your foil track box and you can ride your foilboard on the surface of the water. Even after you've mastered the foil, you may want the occasional foil-free session. With these fins, …

The long-awaited X Series from Code Foils has arrived, and the 810X is already making waves. Designed as the first release in this new lineup, the 810X isn’t just another addition to the Code range—it represents a shift in how foilers approach performance, control, and radical maneuvering. But what exactly is the 810X good for, and who should be riding it? Let’s break it down. Built for Radical Maneuvers and Control At its core, the 810X is all about radical turns, sharp mane …

Have a low-V (or low-Y) bar that you want to use with a kite that works best with a high-V bar? There's no need for a whole new bar- for just a few bucks and a couple minutes of your time, you can convert your existing bar to be compatible with your Duotone, Core, Harlem, or F-One kite. Even better, the process is reversible, so you can switch it back as needed. How Do I Use the High-V Split Kit? Here's how to install the High-V Split Kit. Just reverse the steps to convert back to a low-V …

Why Do I Need a Wrist Leash for Wing Foiling? A leash of some sort is almost a must when it comes to winging. If you've got anything like decent wind, your wing can scoot away pretty quickly when you fall, and you don't want to end up stranded, especially if you're on a sinker board. F-One's wrist leash is one of Ryan's favorites. It's simple, with nothing you don't need and everything you do. Cuff The wrist cuff is soft and comfortable, even on long sessions. It's got a wide adjustabili …

Ryan and Caden were out testing wake gear in Lake Michigan. Caden's been behind wake boats for a while and is currently a Junior on the Michigan State Wakeboarding Team. Ryan's no stranger to the foil but can usually be found riding the wind with a wing. They started out testing various brands, but then a screw decided to take a swim, so the guys switched their focus to the toolless, no-hardware-needed One-Lock foil system from Slingshot. What did they ride, and did they agree on the best …

Parawinging is still new territory, and half the fun is figuring it out together. Here, Tucker and Bowen trade notes on what works, what doesn't, and what might be next. They cover gear quirks, riding techniques, and the bigger picture of where the sport is headed and how it can stay safe and accessible. It's an open, honest chat between two riders who love the process as much as the progression. Tucker: Hey everybody, welcome back to Foil Fridays. This is Tucker with MACkiteboarding, and …

Noah Hoffman, Naish's Head of Wing and Foil Product Development, breaks down the design elements of the 2026 Naish Blur. Coming in two sizes (60L for high wind days and 80L for lighter sessions), the Blur is designed to be the best course racing and freerace style board on the market. To quote a popular movie, if you have a "need for speed," consider it your ally for all your wing foil racing needs. Design Benefits & Features Naish thoughtfully crafted the Blur to push riders' speed p …

It's been a long-time coming, but Code's new X Series is finally here. The 810X is the first wing in the lineup, designed for radial turns, aggressive maneuvers, and control at high speeds. If you're an intermediate or advanced rider who want to get the most out of riding in critical zones, the 810X is the wing you've been waiting for. Why Code Built the X Series The X Series was born out of the need for more roll, tighter turns, and sharper transitions, especially when winging. Riders wa …

The Brazilian Brothers have been putting the Harlem Thrive through its paces, and no doubt about it, this kite is anything but ordinary. Built in collaboration with Brainchild, the Thrive brings some innovative design and construction concepts to the kiteboarding world. Clearly, it's pushing the boundaries of performance and style. Let's break down the performance features, from jumping and looping ability to control and functionality. Harlem Thrive Construction Features The first noticea …

Nash has doubled down on their wing collection for 2026, with the latest update being a split between the ADX and ADX Nvision. While both wings are built with similar principles, there are distinct differences between the two. Naish's Head of Design, Noah Hoffman, breaks down the differences. Construction Differences The ADX is built with a traditional Dacron T-bone construction with a 2x2 canopy, with the center segments and trailing edge reinforced with a bit sitffer Dacron. This keeps …

Foil Drive is one of the most amazing tools in the foil surfing world. By adding electric assist, it helps new riders get on foil without the endless paddling or tow-ins traditionally required. For experienced foilers, it opens the door to new ways of connecting waves and maximizing sessions. Recently, our friend Hunter put his teaching skills to the test by introducing his friends Jack, Jack’s dad Matt, and later Jack’s brother Luke to Foil Drive. What unfolded was a two-day …