Progression • Freeride • Compact Shape • Quick Release
A compact wing board designed for fast takeoffs, stable starts, and quick recovery after touchdowns.
The Slingshot Wing Craft V2 combines a compact outline, flat bottom rocker, hard rear rails, and useful nose volume to get you moving and onto foil efficiently. Its width provides stability while waiting for a gust, and the short overall length reduces swing weight for carving and transitions. With eight volumes from 50 to 140 liters, the range covers advanced low-volume riding through beginner-friendly progression setups.
The flat bottom and hard rear rails help the board accelerate and separate cleanly from the water, reducing the effort required to reach foiling speed.
A short outline keeps swing weight close to the rider, giving the board a more direct feel through carving, transitions, and powered freeriding.
The wide outline and useful nose volume create a supportive platform for kneeling, standing, waiting for wind, and recovering after a touchdown.
Eight volumes cover compact sinker-style boards for advanced riders, versatile daily-driver sizes, and larger progression boards with easier flotation.
The reduced board length lowers swing weight and keeps the platform responsive once airborne, without removing the width needed for usable stability.
A relatively flat bottom helps the board build planing speed instead of pushing excess water, supporting efficient takeoffs in real-world conditions.
Firm edges through the rear of the board provide a defined release point, helping reduce water adhesion during acceleration and touchdown recovery.
Useful volume in the nose improves fore-and-aft balance and helps prevent the board from immediately burying during starts or imperfect touchdowns.
Insert options support a traditional three-strap layout or an offset front-foot setup, allowing riders to tune their stance for freeride, carving, or jumping.
The 50, 60, 70, and 80 L boards use open-ended foil tracks for quick foil installation and removal. The 90–140 L models use conventional closed tracks.
The three-quarter-length EVA deck pad provides secure grip while remaining comfortable on bare feet and knees during starts.
A recessed bottom handle makes it easier to carry the assembled board and foil during launching and landing.
| Volume | Length | Width | Thickness | Published Weight | Foil Tracks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50 L | 4'3" / 51" | 23" | 3 1/2" | 10.80 lb | Out-the-back |
| 60 L | 4'4" / 52" | 24 1/2" | 3 3/4" | 11.86 lb | Out-the-back |
| 70 L | 4'5" / 53" | 25 1/2" | 4" | 12.91 lb | Out-the-back |
| 80 L | 4'9" / 57" | 25 1/2" | 4 1/2" | 13.58 lb | Out-the-back |
| 90 L | 4'11" / 59" | 28 3/4" | 4 1/4" | 15.21 lb | Standard closed tracks |
| 105 L | 5'5" / 65" | 29 1/2" | 4 1/2" | 18.78 lb | Standard closed tracks |
| 120 L | 5'6" / 66" | 30" | 4 3/4" | 18.78 lb | Standard closed tracks |
| 140 L | 5'7" / 67" | 31" | 5 1/4" | 20.94 lb | Standard closed tracks |
Weight note: Published weights may vary by approximately ±5% due to normal construction tolerances.
Low-volume choices for advanced riders who already have reliable starts and prioritize minimum swing weight, high-wind control, carving, and jumping.
Compact performance sizes for confident riders who want a responsive board while retaining more usable flotation than the smallest models.
Versatile everyday options balancing stability, flotation, and maneuverability. These sizes suit progressing riders and experienced riders seeking a practical daily board.
The most stable choices for learning, larger riders, lighter wind, and anyone who wants easier kneeling, standing, and slogging between gusts.
Choosing your size: Rider weight, experience, foil size, wind strength, water conditions, and whether the board must float you at rest all affect sizing. Newer riders should generally prioritize more volume and stability.
The Wing Craft V2 uses a standard twin-track foil mounting system compatible with many common four-bolt mast plates. Confirm the correct bolt diameter and length for your foil before installation.
Ride strapless for simple foot placement and progression, or use the inserts for a three-strap or offset-front-foot configuration when you want additional control.
Yes, particularly in the larger volumes. The 120 L and 140 L provide the most flotation and stability, while the correct choice still depends on rider weight and local conditions.
Choose more volume for flotation, lighter wind, and easier starts. Choose less volume when your starts are consistent and you want lower swing weight and a more responsive ride.
The 50, 60, 70, and 80 L models have out-the-back tracks. The 90, 105, 120, and 140 L models use conventional closed foil tracks.
No. The Wing Craft V2 can be ridden strapless. Footstrap inserts are available when you want a more secure connection for speed, carving, or jumping.
Please note: Foil-track mounting hardware is not included. Hydrofoil, wing, leash, and footstraps are not listed as included.
