Assemble your foil in no time with just a few screws. Two for the stabilizer and two for the mast/fuselage connection.

You can leave your foil fully assembled. The only thing you’ll need to check, especially when the foil is new, is the tightness of the wings, and especially the Tbar in the case of removable foils. The parts are going to be made during the first sessions and may move a little.

At AFS, we’ve always used full carbon. Full carbon means total absence of corrosion or oxidation, so there’s really no need to rinse your foil. It’s just a quick rinse with clear water to remove any impurities that may be created by hydrocarbons or algae, depending on your spot.

Storing wet foils in their covers is not recommended. Storing a wet foil in a closed, unventilated cover can lead to discoloration or color transfer, even if there is no mechanical risk of oxidation.

That’s the advantage of carbon, nothing to add – just to ride!