Description
Gull Front Wings vs. Glider Front Wings
With less input required from the rider to lift, the Gull Front Wings are ideal for those just getting into the sport, while the other Front Wings are ideal for advanced riders looking for top-end speed, sustained glide or maneuverability. NSP high-aspect Glider Wings are designed for downwind foiling, meaning you can ride these wings as well, but tapping into their full performance potential in terms of glide will require advanced foiling skills.
Gull Front Wings
The Gull Wings deliver next-level efficiency, speed, early lift and bucketloads of control. Windsurfers will appreciate the natural stability that comes with a Gull Wing shape, whether you are going up- or downwind.
Riders looking for a step up from the Gull Front Wings should look into the Glider Front Wings or other front wings in the foiling line-up.
| Name | Weight | Width (cm) | Width (in) |
|---|---|---|---|
| FW 1720 | 1.55kg | 94 | 37.0 |
| FW 2100 | 1.85kg | 108 | 45.2 |
The Gull Front Wings are best used for surf foiling, wing-foiling, kite foiling, windsurfing and wake surfing.
SUGGESTED FRONT- AND REAR WING MATCHING
| RW330 Flat | RW340 M | RW245 High Aspect | RW225 Riblet | RW275 Riblet | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Glider 1050 | |||||
| Glider 1250 | |||||
| Glider 1450 | |||||
| Glider 1650 | |||||
| Gull 1720 | |||||
| Gull 2100 | |||||
| Riblet 1025 | |||||
| Riblet 1225 | |||||
| Riblet 1425 |
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