Welcome to Foiling Magazine’s Test Center, home to all our in-depth reviews of the latest foiling gear.
From foils, to wings, to foil boards, and everything in between, our global test team of professional riders offer their personal take on what shiny new kit you should be spending your hard-earned money on…
The MK4 is ideal for riders looking for one wing to handle any condition and all riding styles. With a variety of handles, the MK4 will be comfortable and accessible for all riders, and the performance is first class.
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If you are looking for a one-board quiver, the Fusion is an excellent contender. Prone foilers, towers, and wingers will all appreciate what the Fusion has to offer.
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KT’s Wing Drifter is a foilboard designed to be a light, forgiving, and extremely stable... and as we discovered, it provides a truly next level winging experience.
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If you want to perform proper tight surfing turns on a hydrofoil, but still love the ability to pump and link waves, the Vyper range will take you to that next level.
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These two wings, and the combination of components offered, seem to strike the perfect balance between customization, build quality, performance and user-friendliness.
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Fun and inspiring, the Kujira 1095 and 750 are a great pair, even if they’re vastly different flavors. Takuma has struck gold with these ones.
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Fast, practical and with a wide usable range, Levitaz have expanded their hydrofoil range cleverly into the high-aspect sector...
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It’s a case of less is more to unlock this high efficiency tool which anyone intermediate level and above should definitely consider as part of their quiver.
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The AFS Performer is a true freeride wingfoiler’s hydrofoil. It does it all and it does it very, very well.
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The Wing Air snugly fits into what we imagine was KT’s remit for this wing: high performance simplicity.
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Stiff, maneuverable and powerful, the VAYU VVing V2 is a machine for freestyle, racing and freeride, and will also perform well in the surf too should you need it to.
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The Poison has received some well applied upgrades and is an excellent option for hassle-free wave riding and for general freeride winging.
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If you wing in the waves or if you just want to have a quicker and more tuned-in ride then the Evolve will tick all the right boxes for you.
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Beautifully constructed, the Jazz strikes an excellent balance between practicality and performance, allowing you to practice freestyle without having to be incredibly powered.
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The elaborate and detailed build stands out against some of its contemporaries, and the crossover and appeal for those with windsurf experience still remains.
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The Pocket Air 117 does a great job in feeling like a smaller board while still having the volume you need to build your confidence.
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AK have pulled out all the stops for the Compact and produced a board that’s well designed and very tailored to the freestyle task.
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The Indiana Wing Foil is a compact performance foilboard for progressive winging, that’ll suit beginners to advanced wing riders.
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FreeWing have produced an aggressively priced and functional product that does a great job of getting people on the foil quickly and with as little fuss as possible.
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The Lift 90HA adds a new level of performance if you’re looking to go fast, slash turns, and have fun on the water.
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The Spin is undoubtedly going to provide an excellent platform to push your riding to the next level.
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The HA 914 coupled with the new mast and fuselage is, for multiple reasons, a great addition to the Naish foil quiver...
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The Freedom Wing is an excellent all-round option for riders looking for a versatile and accessible wing whatever their riding style.
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