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Slingshot Wing, Foil, Wake & Kiteboarding Gear

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Slingshot Wing, Foil, Wake & Kiteboarding Gear

Explore Slingshot wings, foil boards, One-Lock hydrofoils, wake and pump gear, kites, control systems and replacement parts. Build for first flights, progression, carving, pumping, freeride and high-performance riding—with expert sizing and compatibility help from Windance.

Shop by how you ride

Find Your Slingshot Setup

Start with your sport, then compare Slingshot equipment built for your ability, riding style and local conditions. Each path leads to a focused collection, while Windance can help confirm sizing, package contents and foil-system compatibility before you order.

Wing, wake, pump & foil

Build Your Slingshot Foiling Setup

Match the board and foil to your rider weight, skill level, discipline and starting method. Slingshot's One-Lock platform supports wing, wake, pump, surf, downwind and kite foiling with front-wing and tail choices that change lift, stability, carving and glide. Keep every lower-plane component within a confirmed compatible system.

Compatibility matters

One-Lock vs. Earlier Slingshot Foils

One-Lock is Slingshot's redesigned screw-free foil platform—not a directly interchangeable update to Phantasm or Hover Glide. Treat One-Lock masts, front wings, tails and locking parts as one confirmed system. Earlier Slingshot components may require a specific adapter where Slingshot explicitly provides one; never assume that older and newer foil parts connect directly because they share the Slingshot name.

Built differently since 1999

Progression Through Experimentation

Founded in 1999 by brothers Jeff and Tony Logosz, Slingshot grew from hands-on experimentation with unconventional boards and shapes into a Hood River watersports brand spanning kite, wing, foil and wake. The same design mindset continues today: solve real rider frustrations, simplify setup and create equipment that keeps progression moving.

Rider-Built Innovation

Slingshot's product history is driven by testing, tinkering and refining equipment on the water rather than treating every sport as a separate design problem.

Multiple Paths to Progression

Wing, wake, pump and kite products span approachable first setups through efficient, responsive equipment for experienced riders pushing speed, glide and control.

The One-Lock Approach

One-Lock rethinks foil assembly around a screw-free connection intended to reduce tools, corrosion concerns and setup time while maintaining a stiff, secure platform.

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Need a second set of eyes?

Get Your Slingshot Setup Right the First Time

Wing size, board volume, front-wing area, mast construction and foil generation all affect how a setup performs. Tell Windance your weight, experience, local conditions, riding goals and any Slingshot equipment you already own, and our team can help narrow the choices before you order.

Helpful answers before you order

Slingshot Gear FAQs

Compare sports, sizing and foil generations, then contact Windance when you want help confirming the final combination.

What Slingshot gear does Windance carry?

Windance carries Slingshot equipment for wing foiling, hydrofoiling, wake foiling, pump foiling and kiteboarding, including SlingWing wings, foil boards, One-Lock foils, masts, packages, wake and pump gear, kites, kiteboards, Sentry control systems, parts and accessories. Live availability varies by model, size and season.

Which Slingshot SlingWing should I choose?

Start with rider weight, typical wind, board volume, foil size, skill level and riding style. Slingshot's current range includes models such as the SlingWing V6 for progression, freeride and freefly-focused riding and the SlingWing NXT V2 for higher-performance goals. Compare the current product specifications and available sizes before choosing.

How do I choose a Slingshot wing foil board size?

Use rider weight, experience, length, width and volume together. Wider, higher-volume boards generally make standing and early progression easier, while narrower midlength or compact shapes can improve glide, takeoff efficiency or responsive handling. Also consider whether you prioritize learning, light wind, travel, carving or advanced performance.

What is the Slingshot One-Lock foil system?

One-Lock is Slingshot's screw-free foil platform. Its mast collar, front wing and integrated tail or rear-fuselage component lock together through a shaped connection and adjustable clamping latch. The system is designed to reduce tools, loose hardware, corrosion concerns and setup time while creating a stiff foil connection.

Are One-Lock parts compatible with Phantasm or Hover Glide?

Do not assume direct compatibility. One-Lock is a redesigned platform with its own mast, front-wing, tail and locking interfaces. Some earlier Slingshot combinations may have a purpose-built adapter, but use one only when its product information explicitly names your exact components. Ask Windance to confirm the complete setup before mixing generations.

Which Slingshot One-Lock front wing should I choose?

Choose by discipline, rider weight, ability, takeoff speed and desired balance of stability, carving and glide. Ease wings prioritize approachable lift and control, Glide wings add efficiency and speed for progressing riders, Flow options target pumping and downwind efficiency, and Kite-series wings are designed around kite-foil needs. Compare the current size-specific guidance because performance changes significantly with surface area.

What Slingshot foil mast length and construction should I use?

Shorter masts can make early progression, shallow-water starts and some wake sessions more manageable. Longer masts add clearance for open water, chop and stronger carving angles. Aluminum is typically durable and accessible, while carbon reduces weight and can provide a more direct response. Confirm One-Lock compatibility and local water depth before ordering.

Is a Slingshot wing foil package the best option for a beginner?

A matched package can reduce compatibility guesswork and provide a more coherent progression setup. It is not automatically one-size-fits-all: wing size, board volume and front-wing area still need to match rider weight, skill and local wind. Check exactly what each package includes and whether components can be resized or upgraded later.

What is the difference between wake foiling and pump foiling gear?

Wake foil setups prioritize predictable starts, tracking and control behind a boat or other tow source. Pump setups emphasize low swing weight and efficient foil combinations for dock starts, maintaining flight and connecting laps without continuous towing. Some One-Lock components can serve both disciplines, but board shape and foil sizing should match the primary use.

Which Slingshot kite and Sentry bar should I choose?

Match the kite model and size to rider weight, board type, wind range and riding goals. Current families include options such as Code, Machine, Ghost and UFO for different freeride, big-air, progression and foil priorities. Then use the Sentry bar width, line layout and safety configuration specified for the exact kite and model year; do not assume every older and newer control component is interchangeable.

Can Windance confirm Slingshot sizing and compatibility?

Yes. Share your weight, skill level, usual wind or towing conditions, intended discipline and the exact names and years of equipment you already own. Photos of foil connections or product labels can also help identify the correct component. Email windance@windance.com or call 1-800-574-4020.