Foiling is a beast of a sport and has exploded recently across all foil activities, wake, kite, SUP, and surf. While all have a margin of cross-over with optimal sizes of wings, masts, fuselages, and boards, wake foils are unique with their relatively low boat speed and small wave size. In addition to being difficult to ride, foiling is confusing and information and education regarding wake foils is vague for both staff and customers. In this article we’ll give you the low-down on all you need to know and walk you through the ins and outs of this complicated but rewarding tow sport!
Ronix 2024 Shadow Carbon The Link Foil Fuselage
Description
A new construction on the same proven shape. Last year we came out with the perfect intersection between mast, front wing and rear stabilizer. This conical design creates a streamlined advantage regardless of your ability. For this year that same proven design just got a lot lighter, and more reactive. Turning radiuses just got tighter, pumps just became more efficient and less weight makes for a quicker overall ride.
Leading Edge Fit - We designed a 6-sided keyhole – shape that easily attaches to any of our front wings with a finite tolerance that only mounts 1 way – preventing the always embarrassing mounting your wing upside down.
Trailing Edge Fit – We recess the trailing edge of the fuselage to have streamlined efficiency with the rear stabilizer whether you are using the rear stabilizer or not.
Specifications
• Infused Autoclave Technology
• Shadow Carbon Construction
