One-Lock Wing Craft Package

The Slingshot One-Lock Wing Craft Package bundles the Wing Craft V3 board with Slingshot's One-Lock Wing QuickStart foil setup, giving riders a matched board-and-foil combination straight out of the box. Slingshot designed this package around its proprietary One-Lock modular system, which uses a lever-lock connection and wedge-shaped fuselage pieces instead of traditional bolt-together hardware. The entire foil assembles with just two hand-tightened screws — no tools required. Available in six board volumes from 70 L to 140 L, the package is offered as a closeout item from Slingshot's direct catalog.

The foil side of the package centers on the Ease 1850 front wing paired with a Verse Tail 270 stabilizer and an 82 cm aluminum mast. The board side features the Wing Craft V3, which Slingshot built with bamboo sandwich construction over a T-stringer layout. Slingshot describes the hull shape as using an "OptiWidth Stability" outline that carries volume forward and widens the rail template for added platform stability at rest and during takeoff.

• Board: Wing Craft V3
• Available board volumes: 70 L, 80 L, 90 L, 105 L, 120 L, 140 L
• Board construction: Bamboo sandwich with T-stringer
• Front wing: Ease 1850 (1850 cm², 990 mm span, 5.4 aspect ratio, 4.72 lbs)
• Stabilizer: Verse Tail 270 (270 cm², 405 mm span, 6.1 aspect ratio, 0.93 lbs)
• Mast: Aluminum, 82 cm length, 4.41 lbs
• Board dimensions (70 L): 53" × 25.5" × 4", 12.3 lbs
• Board dimensions (80 L): 57" × 25.5" × 4.5", 13.22 lbs
• Board dimensions (90 L): 59" × 28.75" × 4.25", 14.77 lbs
• Board dimensions (105 L): 65" × 29.5" × 4.5", 16.53 lbs
• Assembly: One-Lock tool-free modular system

This package targets beginner to intermediate wing foilers who want a complete, ride-ready setup without sourcing individual components. The Ease 1850 front wing has a relatively thick profile and moderate aspect ratio of 5.4, which produces early lift at low speeds and a gradual, predictable stall — characteristics that help newer riders get on foil sooner and recover more easily when they lose flight. Slingshot suggests the 1850 cm² wing size suits riders in the 160–185 lb range under normal wind conditions, with heavier riders better served in stronger wind.

The 82 cm aluminum mast keeps the ride height moderate, which reduces the consequence of touchdowns in chop while still providing enough clearance for comfortable cruising. Because of the One-Lock modular platform, riders can swap to a higher-performance front wing, longer carbon mast, or different stabilizer as their skills develop without replacing the entire foil. This upgrade path makes the package practical for riders who plan to progress beyond the learning phase but don't want to invest in a second complete setup.

Within Slingshot's own catalog, this package sits below the One-Lock Wing Foil Light Wind Package, which pairs a larger front wing and carbon mast with a higher price point for dedicated light-wind riding. The Wing Craft Package uses the QuickStart foil configuration — Slingshot's entry-level One-Lock assembly — rather than the performance-oriented Glide or Phantasm wing families. Riders who outgrow the Ease 1850 can move up to Slingshot's Glide front wings for more speed and glide efficiency while staying on the same One-Lock platform.

The Wing Craft V3 board itself occupies Slingshot's mid-range position for wing foiling, slotting between dedicated prone surf foil shapes and larger beginner platforms. At its current closeout pricing of $1,899–$1,999 depending on volume, the package competes with other entry-level complete foil setups from brands like Fanatic and Naish, though the tool-free One-Lock assembly and modular upgrade path are distinctions specific to Slingshot's system.