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The wing is the inflatable sail you hold in your hands. Its size depends on your weight and the wind: guidelines below the products.

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Stow Parawing

Stow Parawing

From 769,00€

Stream One
ALL-ROUND

Stream One

From 899,00€

Stream
VERSATILITY

Stream

From 1159,00€

D-Lite Black
VERSATILITY

D-Lite Black

From 629,00€

What size wing do you need for your weight?

The wing is the inflatable sail you hold in your hands. It is measured in square meters (m²). Don't confuse it with the foil's front wing, mounted under the board and measured in cm²: you'll find those in all foils.

Your main wing, the one you'll ride most often, depends on your weight:

  • under 75 kg (165 lb): 4 m²
  • 75 to 90 kg (165 to 198 lb): 5 m²
  • over 90 kg (198 lb): 6 m²

These sizes are for light wind, 15 to 20 knots. To pick your foil and board too, start with our wing foil gear guide.

What size wing do you need for the wind?

The heavier you are, the bigger your wing. The stronger the wind, the smaller your wing, even if you're a heavier rider. Our guidelines, in m²:

Your weight15 to 20 knots20 to 25 knots25 knots and up
Under 75 kg (165 lb)4.0 to 5.03.5 to 4.52.5 to 3.5
75 to 90 kg (165 to 198 lb)4.5 to 5.54.0 to 5.02.5 to 4.0
Over 90 kg (198 lb)5.5 to 6.54.5 to 5.53.0 to 4.0

These are guidelines. AFS wings range from 2.8 to 6 m².

Between two sizes in light wind, go bigger. Being a little overpowered is better than being underpowered: you can always get back to shore. When the wind picks up, switch to a smaller wing. Read more in our article which wing for which wind speed.

What's the best wing for beginners?

Get the D-Lite Black in the size that matches your weight, with handles. It's a stable wing that's easy to handle. Soft handles make learning simpler.

Go out in 15 to 20 knots. Below that, getting up on foil is hard. Above 20 knots, you need a smaller wing (see the table). Over 25 knots, the wind is too strong to learn. More tips in which wing to choose as a beginner.

D-Lite Black, Stream One or Stream?

  • Your first wing: D-Lite Black, Dacron construction, 3 to 6 m².
  • You're progressing or ride regularly: Stream One, an all-round freeride wing, 2.8 to 6 m². It shares the Stream's shape.
  • You're intermediate to expert: Stream, for freeride, freefly (gliding and pumping) and waves. 3 to 6 m², in half-meter steps.

The Stream is built with UPE and Dacron. UPE allows thinner tubes, so less weight. In 4 m², it weighs 1.86 kg (4.1 lb), compared with 1.97 kg (4.3 lb) for the Stream One and 2.1 kg (4.6 lb) for the D-Lite Black.

ModelSizesConnection
D-Lite Black3, 4, 5, 6 m²Handles or boom
Stream One2.8, 3.5, 4, 5, 6 m²With or without boom
Stream3 to 6 m², in 0.5 m² stepsWith or without boom

What's in the box, and what else you need

Every AFS wing comes with a carry bag, a repair kit and a wing leash. The leash keeps the wing tethered to you if you fall. If you damage or lose it, the wing leash is also sold separately.

The pump is not included. The wing pump is sold separately. For inflation pressure, read how much to inflate your wing.

What about the parawing?

The Stow Parawing is a parawing: a different use, with its own guidelines. The table above doesn't apply to it. See the full range in the parawing category.

Wing foil wings: frequently asked questions

What size wing foil wing should I get?

Go by your weight first: 4 m² under 75 kg (165 lb), 5 m² from 75 to 90 kg (165 to 198 lb), 6 m² over 90 kg (198 lb), in 15 to 20 knots. In stronger wind, go smaller (see the table above).

How many wings do I need?

Not many to start: one main wing is enough. Later, two or three sizes cover most conditions. The Stream One comes in 2.8 and 3.5 m² for that: they complement a 4 or 5 m².

How much wind do I need to wing foil?

Our size guidelines start at 15 knots. Below that, getting up on foil is hard, especially when learning.

Handles or boom?

To learn, go with soft handles. A boom is an option on all three models, selected on the product page.

Is a foil wing the same as a wing foil wing?

No. The wing foil wing is the sail you hold. The foil's front wing sits under the board, at the end of the mast. Both are sold by AFS: front wings are in all foils.

How do I repair a wing?

The included repair kit handles small damage on the spot. The method is in how to repair your wing. Spare parts are in accessories.

All our wings come with a 2-year warranty. Not sure about the size? An AFS expert can help, free of charge. Want the wing, foil and board together? Check out our wing foil packages. Looking for a used wing? Browse the AFS marketplace. And for everything else, see all wing foil gear.

Learn more with our articles