F-One (T1) Phantom S Carbon V3 Front Wings

The F-One Phantom S Carbon V3 Front Wing is a high-aspect, pre-preg carbon front wing built for experienced foilers pursuing speed and tight carving in surf foil, wing foil, and freestyle disciplines. Produced by F-One, a French brand with a long track record in kite and foil gear, the Phantom S sits at the performance end of their Phantom Carbon foil family. The "S" designation signals a smaller, higher-aspect platform compared to the standard Phantom Carbon line, which starts at 980 cm² and runs up to 1780 cm². Available in three sizes — 740, 840, and 940 cm² — the Phantom S shares a consistent 6.5 aspect ratio across all three, delivering a narrow, efficient planform tuned for speed and responsiveness rather than low-end lift.

Construction uses F-One's monobloc pre-preg carbon process: carbon fabrics pre-impregnated with epoxy resin are cured at high temperature in a single structure, eliminating joints between skins and internal elements. The result is a wing that is both light and stiff, with direct load transmission from tip to tip. All three sizes connect through F-One's TITAN interface, which accepts both aluminum and carbon masts and pairs with F-One's split fuselage system for compact transport.

• 740 — Area: 740 cm²
• 740 — Span: 69.5 cm
• 740 — Weight: 0.8 kg
• 840 — Area: 840 cm²
• 840 — Span: 74 cm
• 840 — Weight: 1.0 kg
• 940 — Area: 940 cm²
• 940 — Span: 78 cm
• 940 — Weight: 1.0 kg
• Aspect Ratio (all sizes): 6.5
• Construction: Pre-preg carbon, monobloc structure
• Connection: TITAN system (aluminum or carbon mast compatible)

F-One positions the Phantom S squarely at experienced riders. The wing's small surface area and high aspect ratio demand solid foiling fundamentals — this is not a learning platform. Riders who have outgrown larger, more forgiving wings and want to unlock tighter turns, higher top-end speed, and more dynamic wave riding will find the Phantom S in its element. Freestyle-oriented wing foilers benefit from the low swing weight and snappy roll response, while prone surf foilers can push harder into critical sections.

Each size targets a slightly different use case. The 740 is the lightest option at just 0.8 kg, oriented toward bigger waves and tow-in sessions where raw speed matters most. The 840 works well for wing foiling in winds above roughly 20 knots and wave foiling in overhead-plus surf. The 940 offers the broadest range of the three, handling downwind runs and waves over one meter while still delivering efficient pumping for its size.

Within F-One's foil catalog, the Phantom S fills the gap below the standard Phantom Carbon range. Where the Phantom Carbon 980 through 1780 covers intermediate to advanced riders across a wide wind and weight spectrum, the Phantom S 740–940 narrows the focus to skilled riders who prioritize maneuverability and speed over low-end lift and early takeoff. Think of the standard Phantom Carbon as the versatile daily driver and the Phantom S as the sharpened tool for committed conditions.

Buyers cross-shopping in this segment may also look at wings like the Armstrong HA series or Axis High Performance fronts, which occupy a similar high-aspect, speed-oriented niche. Within the F-One ecosystem, riders often pair the Phantom S with a larger Phantom Carbon wing — keeping one for light-wind or mellow sessions and swapping to the S when conditions ramp up.