Wingfoiling is going national

Wingfoiling is going national — twice

From the blog · Adam Stetzer

Wingfoiling is going national — twice

US Sailing just announced two national championships for wingfoiling in 2026 — a signal that the sport has arrived at a new level. Alongside that, we published the wing sizing guide we've been wanting to write for a while: the conditions-based breakdown that actually tells you which wing to rig instead of making you guess.

US Sailing Just Doubled Down on Wingfoiling: Two National Championships in 2026

US Sailing has scheduled two national wingfoil championships in 2026 — the first time the discipline has had two national events in a single year — doubling down from one event in 2025.

Wing Size for Conditions: The Practical Guide to Knowing Which Wing to Rig

At 15 knots, most intermediate riders are choosing between a 6m and 7m — not a 5m and 6m — unless skill and foil efficiency genuinely justify going smaller.

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