2024 Duotone Sky Style Wing Board

The 2024 Duotone Sky Style Wing Board is a compact, performance-oriented wing foilboard built for riders who want to push beyond basic cruising into freestyle and progressive wave riding. Part of Duotone's established Sky lineup, this generation refines the shape introduced in earlier Sky Style models with updated rail bevels, a revised deck pad, and a recessed deck design. It is offered in two sizes — 75 L and 85 L — both built with Duotone's Vacuum Sandwich construction, a multi-step vacuum layup that incorporates bamboo patches across the stance area, carbon reinforcements under the heels and along the center spine, and additional rail protection for durability in high-stress zones.

• Available sizes: 75 L (4'11" / 149 cm) and 85 L (5'1" / 155 cm)
• Width: 61 cm (75 L) / 62.7 cm (85 L)
• Weight: 6.04 kg (75 L) / 6.46 kg (85 L)
• Construction: Vacuum Sandwich with carbon and bamboo reinforcements
• Foil mounting: 2× US foil tracks
• Deck pad: Full coverage with tail kick
• Included accessories: 3 foot straps and inserts (configurable for double front, single diagonal, or single straight)

The Sky Style targets intermediate to advanced wing foilers who ride below their body weight in board volume and want a shape that supports jumping, tight carving turns, and energetic riding in a range of conditions — from flatwater lakes to open-ocean swell. Its higher rocker line compared to the freeride-focused Sky Free gives riders more leverage over foil pitch, which translates to quicker directional changes and greater pop for aerial maneuvers. The recessed deck lowers the rider's stance closer to the foil, improving balance during water starts and touchdowns even on a low-volume platform.

Riders stepping up from a larger freeride board and looking for a dedicated freestyle or wave-style shape will find the Sky Style sized to encourage progression. The 85 L option provides a more forgiving platform for those transitioning to compact boards, while the 75 L suits lighter or more experienced riders comfortable with minimal volume underfoot.

Within Duotone's 2024 Sky wing board family, the Sky Style sits between the Sky Free and the Sky Surf. The Sky Free is the freeride-oriented option with a flatter rocker and broader appeal for all-around cruising, while the Sky Surf is shaped specifically for wave riding with a surf-inspired outline. The Sky Style occupies the freestyle and progressive middle ground, pairing responsive turning with jump-friendly geometry.

Duotone also offers the Sky Style SLS, which shares the same shape but uses a lighter, stiffer layup with higher-grade carbon construction at a premium price point. Riders who want the Sky Style's outline but prioritize weight savings and snappier response may look at the SLS version, while the standard Vacuum Sandwich model offers the same shape at a lower cost. In the broader market, the Sky Style competes with boards like the Fanatic Sky Style — now a separate brand from Duotone's parent group — and other compact freestyle-oriented wing foilboards in the 75–85 L range.