Sushi 740 Front Wing
The F-One Sushi: A Foil Built for Roll, Not Speed
Less speed. More roll. Surf feeling, back in your foiling.
Most wave foils on the market are still built around glide, more speed, more range, more foil under you so you can cover water and hunt down the next section. The Sushi was built with one clear objective instead: bring surf feeling back to foil riding. Rather than chasing top speed, it's designed to keep you in the power zone of the wave, drawing tighter lines and surfing the wave instead of outrunning it.
"Testers describe it as switching from a mid-length board to a shortboard."
It opens up a more playful, intuitive approach to foil surfing, one that works whether you're an intermediate rider still building wave sense or an experienced surfer looking to ride with more flow and control.
Sushi 920 + Carving 158 XS
How It Rides
The Sushi delivers power in a progressive, predictable way, and that shapes almost everything about how it feels on a wave.
Progressive, Predictable Power
Smooth, easy take-offs even in steeper sections, with constant control through bottom turns and top turns. You can stay close to the curl without getting pulled out.
Exceptional Roll, Real Stability
Rail-to-rail transitions are extremely responsive and the carving radius is tight, but the foil never feels nervous or unstable. That balance lets you link turns effortlessly and stay in the tightest part of the wave's power zone.
Controlled Speed, Better Positioning
Unlike high-glide performance foils, the Sushi doesn't accelerate aggressively. Controlled forward projection keeps you connected to the wave's energy and makes positioning easier in short or technical sections.
Efficient, Low-Fatigue Pumping
The pumping cadence is slower than other foils but very efficient, meaning less physical strain, easier wave reconnection, and more endurance for longer surf sessions.
Who It's For
The Sushi is for riders who want to stay close to the curl and execute quick, precise maneuvers. It works particularly well for:
- surf-focused foil riders
- wing riders who prioritize carving over speed
- intermediate riders wanting easier wave control
- advanced riders looking for a more playful, surf-style foil
It really shines in short-period waves, beach breaks, technical sections, and moderate wind swell conditions, anywhere the wave face is steep and the window to turn is small.
It's not meant to replace faster, more glide-oriented wings. It's built to complement them.
Quiver Logic
SK8
Distance, linking bumps, wing performance
SUSHI
Surf, tight turns, pocket riding, playful waves
The Two Pieces
Worth confirming exact sizing recommendations against your weight and home break before you commit to one.
The Bottom Line
The Sushi stands out because it delivers an immediate emotional response on the water. Riders are rediscovering the fun of foil surfing, reading and positioning on waves better, and seeing visible progression within just a few sessions.
Think of it as a must-have surf-foil complement to your quiver, not a replacement for what you're already riding.
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