KT Ginxu Dragonfly Surf Carbon Downwind SUP-Foil Boards 2024
The Ginxu Dragonfly is the go-to Downwind Glider of choice for any open water foiler. Prone or Sup downwind on rolling swells, lightwind wing or paddle in small waves, or even flat water pop-up. From 6’6” to 8’4” there are options for all sizes and skill levels to get into this amazing new foiling experience.
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Foilite Titanium Hardware Sets 2024
These are Replacement M8 & M6 Titanium Track Nuts and M8mm/M6mm Mounting Screws for use on any hydrofoil that uses the M8 or M6 T-nut including Lift, Duotone, Takuma and others.
Foilite Titanium Torx Wing Multitool (T30/40)
Lift Foils High Aspect X 220 Front Foil
Lift Foils High Aspect X 180 Front Foil
Armstrong HA Front Foil Range
The High Aspect foil range offers an unprecedented combination of endless glide, easy pumping and rippability that expands the potential of intermediate to expert surf, downwind and wing foilers.
Staff Take: "The 880 is stable, easy to rise, and has great low end — but still turny enough to play in the swell. The Armstrong setup is bulletproof; I never have to think about it." - Haley
"Armstrong's High Aspect foils are my go-to for small bumps and gusty days — great glide and easy to pump through the lulls." - Aeron
Lift Foils Flow Series Back Wings
Lift Flow Series Back Wings Easy and Efficient At Lift, we’ve fallen in love with the efficiency of smaller back
Lift Foils Surf M2 Series High Modulus Masts
M2 Mast Series The M2 Series masts feature the stiffest high-modulus carbon fiber we can get our hands on, with
Armstrong Base Plate Shim with Hardware
Park Tool P-Handle Torx Wrench
Engineered for utility and durability, Park Tool P-shaped Torx®-compatible wrenches can be used for any of your torx hardware needs.
Armstrong DW Performance Series Front Wings
The Downwind Performance Foil range is bred for the raw energy of the deepwater offshore swell. Amplify your downwind experience with three sizes for advanced to expert SUP foilers.
Armstrong APF Series Front Wings
Staff Take:"These took some getting used to — slow flight, slow roll rate, and seriously lifty. But that made them perfect for learning dock starts and flatwater pop-ups. Now I'm dialing in rock and beach starts and couldn't be happier to have them in the quiver." — Aeron
