AK Nomad Carbon Parawing Package

The AK Nomad Carbon Parawing Package from Green Hat Kiteboarding bundles a complete parawing foiling setup around the AK Durable Supply Co. Nomad Carbon foilboard. The package pairs the Nomad with an Ozone Pocket Rocket parawing, an F-One Eagle 990 front wing, and an F-One 75 cm aluminum mast with Titan foot and top plate — everything a rider needs to get into parawing foiling without sourcing components individually. Parawing sizes range from 1.9 m through 5.0 m, and the Pocket Rocket ships in multiple colorways including Black/Orange/White, Rubine/Red/White, Green/Yellow/White, and Blue/Cyan/White, among others.

Parawing foiling is an emerging discipline that uses a compact single-surface canopy flown on short lines to generate enough power for foil takeoff. Once on foil, the parawing stows into a waist-mounted pouch, leaving the rider hands-free to glide swells and bump downwind — then redeploys when upwind power is needed again. This stow-and-fly cycle distinguishes parawinging from traditional wing foiling and appeals to riders who want unencumbered wave riding combined with upwind capability.

• Foilboard: AK Nomad Carbon (Active Carbon construction)
• Parawing: Ozone Pocket Rocket (single-surface, double-ripstop nylon canopy, carbon control bar)
• Front wing: F-One Eagle 990 (990 cm² area, 9.5 aspect ratio, 97 cm span, carbon)
• Mast: F-One 75 cm aluminum with Titan foot and top plate
• Parawing sizes available: 1.9 m, 2.4 m, 3.0 m, 3.6 m, 4.3 m, 5.0 m
• Nomad board sizes: 46 L–135 L range (eight sizes from 5'5" to 7'8")
• Nomad construction: Full biaxial carbon deck, wood sandwich standing areas, high-density foil load plate

This package suits intermediate to advanced foil riders looking to enter parawing foiling with matched, vetted components. The Nomad board's forward foil position, concave deck, and displacement-shaped nose are oriented toward light-wind takeoffs and downwind glide, making it a natural fit for the lower wind thresholds where parawinging typically begins. Riders who already wing foil or downwind SUP foil will find the transition straightforward, while the Pocket Rocket's color-coded bridle lines and refined bridle geometry keep the learning curve manageable for those new to canopy-style power sources.

The Ozone Pocket Rocket's six-size spread — from 1.9 m for high-wind days up to 5.0 m for marginal conditions — means a single package buyer can select the parawing size that matches their local wind window. The F-One Eagle 990's high aspect ratio (9.5) and thin profile favor efficient glide and speed over low-speed lift, pointing the overall setup toward riders who are past the early learning phase and ready to cover ground.

Green Hat Kiteboarding offers several parawing packages, and the AK Nomad Carbon package sits at a mid-to-upper price tier — reflecting the Nomad's full-carbon construction and the Eagle 990's high-aspect carbon foil. A comparable option in the same store is the Ozone Pocket Rocket Parawing Package built around the Appletree Skipper board and a Delta High Aspect foil, which is priced lower and uses a higher-volume, fiberglass-construction board geared toward newer riders. For buyers deciding between the two, the Nomad package leans toward lighter-weight performance and downwind-oriented riding, while the Skipper-based package prioritizes stability and accessibility.

Within AK Durable Supply Co.'s own range, the Nomad sits as the brand's primary crossover foilboard — serving wing foil, SUP foil, downwind, and now parawing use cases across its eight-size lineup. The V2 generation introduced refined rocker and outline changes, and both Active Carbon and Carbon Plus construction tiers are available when purchasing the board separately.