Ailes Wing

Wingfoil wings

The wing is your engine. Its area decides the minimum wind you can fly in; its fabric and structure decide how forgiving it is — and what it costs.

Which size for which wind?

For a rider of 70 to 85 kg, a 5 m² covers 15 to 20 knots and remains the most ridden size. The 4 m² takes over above 20 knots, and the 6 m² saves soft thermal days on our lakes. A quiver of 4 and 5 m² already covers most of the year in Switzerland.

The logic of the F-ONE range

  • STRIKE — the versatile benchmark, from freeride to freestyle.
  • SWING — the most intuitive and comfortable, very forgiving.
  • ORIGIN — the accessible one: light, stable, strong in light wind.
  • FRIGATE — a pocket wing that packs away and takes you further.
  • ALUULA and CWC — ultralight fabric and a carbon boom, for the top of the range.

Try before you buy

A wing is judged in the hands, not on a spec sheet. Come to our Neuchâtel shop: try-outs are possible, and rental is deducted if you buy.

Free delivery from CHF 120, no customs clearance.

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How to choose your F-ONE wing

The wing is your engine: its size and construction determine your wind range, control and feel. F-ONE offers a complete range, from first flight to top level.

What size? (the most important)

Size depends on your weight and the wind. Indicative reference (medium wind 15–22 knots):

  • Under 65 kg: 3.5 – 4.5 m²
  • 65 – 85 kg: 4.5 – 5.5 m²
  • Over 85 kg: 5.5 – 6.5 m²

A bigger wing pulls better in light wind and helps take off; a smaller one handles strong wind and stays agile. With two sizes (e.g. 4 m² + 5/6 m²) you cover most sessions.

The F-ONE range

  • SWING: the accessible benchmark — stable and balanced, perfect to learn and progress.
  • STRIKE: freeride performance — lighter and livelier, better drift and wind range.
  • STRIKE CWC (Compact Wing Concept): 3 struts and a compact shape — the light-wind specialist, lots of surface for little span.
  • STRIKE ALUULA: ultralight and ultra-stiff ALUULA fabric — maximum wind range and top reactivity.

Construction & weight: why it matters

The lighter and stiffer a wing, the better it holds light wind without flopping, the easier it pumps to take off and the less your arms tire. Hierarchy: ALUULA > CWC > standard Dacron. To start, a SWING in standard construction is the best fun-to-price ratio.

Unsure about size? Tell us your weight and spot — we'll recommend the ideal F-ONE wing, which you can rent on Lake Neuchâtel.

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Elevate Surf buying guide — based on the F-ONE range.