A rear wing focused on stability and easier control

GA-Foils Rear Wings 303 and 330 are stabilizers designed for riders who want their foil to feel calm and predictable. The rear wing plays a major role in the overall stability of the setup and in pitch control - meaning how the foil reacts front to back while flying. A well-matched rear wing helps keep the foil more balanced and easier to manage during take-off, flight, and turns.

A good choice for learning and early progression

A larger stabilizer surface creates more stabilizing force behind the front wing, making the whole setup more forgiving. On the water, this means easier control while learning, a calmer path into foiling, and more confidence during early flights. That is why the 303 and 330 rear wings work very well in beginner-friendly setups and for riders who are still building consistency and foil feel.

Two sizes, two levels of stability

Rear Wing 330 is the more stable option with a larger surface area. It is a good choice for riders taking their first steps into wing foiling, for heavier riders, and for anyone looking for maximum control and easier lift-off at lower speeds.

Rear Wing 303 still offers very good stability, but with a slightly more dynamic and lighter feel. It is a sensible option for progressing riders, freeride use, and setups where you want to keep a strong balance between control and more responsive handling.