A solid leading edge adds stability under load, while the ripstop panel layout helps the wing hold its shape. Integrated battens stabilize the trailing edge and reduce flutter. The Carbon Mono Handle gives direct, lightweight control without adding unnecessary complexity.

This is the kind of wing that does not fight back. It feels natural in your hands, delivers power smoothly and gives you plenty of room to progress from your first sessions into freeride and wave-oriented riding.

Foil - NeilPryde Glide Surf 75 HP

The NeilPryde Glide Surf 75 HP is a foil with a more surf-oriented feel, and it matches this wing foil setup very well if you want easy take-off, smooth flight and solid maneuverability. It builds lift quickly, accelerates smoothly and offers good glide, making it easier to stay flying and carry speed through weaker sections.

One of the key strengths of this foil is the balance between stability and agility. The shorter fuselage and 75 cm mast improve control in turns, make dynamic maneuvers easier and also work better in shallower spots. This gives the whole setup a more direct and playful feel under the board.

The Glide HP front wings feature a medium aspect ratio and a dihedral profile, which helps maintain lift even when the foil is leaned harder into a turn. On the water, that means a more natural carve, better speed retention and smoother exits from maneuvers.

In this version, the adapter is included, so you get a more complete foil package ready for mounting. Another advantage is the modular NeilPryde system, which makes it easier to expand or fine-tune your setup later with other compatible wings.

Leash - NeilPryde Dyneema Wing Wrist Leash

The setup also includes the NEILPRYDE Dyneema Wing Wrist Leash. It is a simple but important piece of equipment that improves both safety and convenience on the water. When you let go of the wing, you still keep it attached and under control, which matters during learning, resting, repositioning or climbing back onto the board.

Dyneema is known for high strength and low stretch, so this type of wrist leash fits well with the character of a modern wing foil setup.

Who Is This Setup For

This is a very solid choice for riders who want to get into wing foiling on gear that offers a good margin of control without becoming limiting too quickly. It works well for beginners taking their first steps, but also for intermediate and more advanced riders looking for a versatile setup for freeride, casual wave riding, skill progression and regular sessions in a wide range of conditions.

The biggest advantage of this package is how well the components work together. The board helps you take off early and stay in control, the wing feels smooth and intuitive, and the foil offers a strong mix of glide, lift and maneuverability. Instead of being narrowly specialized, this is a setup that gives you freedom to build your own riding style.