What to buy and what to practice next

From the blog · Adam Stetzer

Two questions come up over and over in wing foiling: how do you choose gear that actually fits your riding without overcorrecting on size or budget, and what do you practice once the basics feel automatic? These pieces answer both. One for anyone still assembling a first setup — the other for the rider who's flying comfortably and wondering what comes next.

How to Choose Your First Wing Foil Setup: The Beginner Sizing Guide That Actually Makes Sense

Beginner board volume should equal body weight in kg plus 30–40 liters — an 80kg rider needs at least 110 liters, and erring toward the high end pays off in stability and learning speed.

Beyond the Jibe: Three Skills Intermediate Wing Foilers Should Work on Next

The jibe without falling in is the real first milestone — VanTol and Hamilton at MACkite call it a genuine big day, and getting that framing right matters for how you practice.

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