Disciplines

Downwind foil

Paddle onto a passing bump, then ride open-ocean swell for kilometres

1727–2591 mm long · 432–584 mm wide · 70–135 L

Wing foil

A hand-held inflatable sail, a short board and a hydrofoil

1400–2134 mm long · 483–737 mm wide · 50–135 L

SUP foil

Paddle power alone, flying over small waves and open swell

1575–2642 mm long · 432–660 mm wide · 74–135 L

Parawing

A pocket-sized soft kite that gets you foiling, then gets packed away

1651–2184 mm long · 470–584 mm wide · 60–120 L

Kite foil

The quietest, fastest way to sail a kite

900–1356 mm long · 408–500 mm wide · 9–22 L

Surf foil

A wing under a short board turns weak swell into flight

1270–1981 mm long · 451–559 mm wide · 25–94 L

Pump foil

No wind, no waves: just legs, a dock and a wing

900–1346 mm long · 408–500 mm wide · 8.4–30 L

Kite surf

The kite gets you to the wave; the wave does the rest

1524–1750 mm long · 448–487 mm wide · 19–27 L

Kite twintip

A symmetrical board that rides both ways, from cruising to big air

1320–1480 mm long · 390–434 mm wide

Surf

Riding a wave's moving slope on a board shaped to fit it

1676–2819 mm long · 475–597 mm wide · 28.2–86 L

Stand-up paddle

Standing up with one paddle, on lakes, rivers, waves and channels

2337–4267 mm long · 622–838 mm wide · 92–342 L

Windsurf

A board with a free sail, steered by tilting the mast

2180–2550 mm long · 565–820 mm wide · 78–169 L

Windfoil

2100–2490 mm long · 750–850 mm wide · 128–162 L