Understanding How The Wing Foil Board Works

If you are looking to buy a wing foil board, it would be a good idea to first take time to understand what it is and how it works. A wing foil or foil wing, as many also say, is a new fascination as well as type of surfing. It is a combination of different types of surfing into a new water sport.  It combines a little bit of surfing, a little bit of kitesurfing, a little bit of windsurfing, and the combination is perfect.

In short, wingfoiling is just like floating. If you are new to it, you will definitely be enthusiastic about the new sport from the start. This sport began to be known worldwide for the first time in 2019 and it promises addictive freedom that a lot of people like.

While the first wingsurfers were already on Maui during the mid-80s, it is only now that the subject of wingsurfing or wing foiling has become exciting thanks to the now further developed tube kites and, above all, the breakthrough of foils.

To put it simply, a wing foil board is the combination of a wing, that is, the wing that you hold in your hand and which, with the help of the wind, generates propulsion as well as lift. There is also a surfboard that you ride on, which in this case is a board with a hydrofoil. The hydrofoil is basically nothing more than a wing which is mounted under the surfboard and it starts to rise just like an airplane at a certain speed in the water. The surfboard will come out of the water with you, and from this point on you will be foiling, more precisely foiling the wing.

For more information on the wing foil board, visit our website at www.thehydroflyer.com

           


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