A setup for riders beyond the basics

This configuration is a strong next step for riders who are no longer starting from zero and want to move into a more capable freeride wing foil setup. It is designed to offer better response, more confidence at speed and a more connected overall feel, without becoming too technical or overly demanding.

Free 2.0 1300 front wing – more dynamic, still approachable

In the 1300 size, the Free 2.0 keeps its intuitive and forgiving character, but feels noticeably more lively than the larger versions. It still generates lift easily and remains predictable, yet responds quicker, accelerates better and gives the rider more freedom once confidence starts to build.

PX 195 stabilizer – tighter, more modern handling

The PX 195 rear wing improves pitch control, maneuverability and pumping efficiency. Compared to calmer beginner-oriented combinations, this setup feels tighter and more responsive, but still stops well short of becoming a demanding pro-level foil. It is a very balanced option for riders wanting a clear performance step forward.

82 cm mast – more room to ride

The AL 3BS mast 82 cm gives riders more room to work above the water in chop, transitions and faster freeride conditions. It suits riders who already have some foil experience, offering a more complete riding feel than shorter training-oriented mast options.

66 cm fuselage – balance between control and agility

The Aero AL 3BS fuselage 66 cm matches the character of this setup well. It feels more compact than longer fuselages while still keeping enough stability for comfortable freeride use. The result is a foil that turns more willingly, reacts faster and still remains predictable.

A smart setup with real value

This is the kind of configuration that makes a lot of practical sense. It is not just a basic setup to get by, but it also does not require going full high-end to get something that rides really well. For riders looking for a strong balance between performance and price, this is a very solid choice.