Collection: Foil Boards

How much volume?

For wing foiling, a board around your body weight in litres lets you kneel, get set and stand up without fighting it. Riders who already foil comfortably drop well below that, because a smaller board is quicker through a turn and less of a sail in the wind. Going too small too early is the most common expensive mistake in foiling.

Prone and downwind are different shapes

A prone board is short and low volume — you paddle it into a wave like a surfboard. A downwind board is long and narrow, built to be paddled onto foil in open water, and looks nothing like the rest. They are not interchangeable.

Mounting and freight

Check the track spacing suits your foil before you order; if you are unsure, tell us what foil you are on and we will check it for you. Boards travel on a flat $300 anywhere in Australia, or pick one up from Cotton Tree for nothing.

Still weighing it up? Ring the shop on (07) 5309 6624 or come into Cotton Tree. We ride this gear here, and we would rather spend ten minutes getting you on the right thing than sell you the dearest one on the page.