How to Use Wing Foiling Harness Lines

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In this comprehensive RU-vid review, we dive into the exhilarating world of wing foiling with a harness! If you're looking to take your wing foiling skills to the next level, this video is a must-watch.
Part 1: Harness Selection
Choosing the right harness is crucial for a comfortable and enjoyable wing foiling experience. We'll walk you through the various types of harnesses available. Learn about the key features to consider, such as support, comfort, and ease of use. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced wing foiler, finding the perfect harness will significantly enhance your performance on the water.
Part 2: Proper Harness Setup
Once you've selected your ideal harness, we'll guide you through the correct setup process. A properly adjusted harness is essential for safety and control during wing foiling. Our step-by-step instructions will ensure you achieve a snug fit while maintaining the freedom to move and manoeuvre effortlessly.
Part 3: Techniques for Wing Foiling with a Harness
Now that you have the right gear, it's time to hit the water! This section focuses on the techniques specific to wing foiling with a harness. We'll cover:
Power Management
Stance and Balance
Harness Control
Riding Upwind
Don't miss this exciting and informative review on wing foiling with a harness. Whether you're a seasoned foiler or a newcomer to the sport, our tips and tricks will take your wing foiling experience to new heights. Hit that subscribe button and join us for an epic adventure on the water!
Time line
0:00 Introduction
0:55 Why use a harness for wingfoiling
3:10 Types of harnesses for wingfoiling
6:07 Types of lines for wingfoiling
10:33 HarnessTechnique
14:46 Common Mistakes
16:13 Summary
Links to Products:
Mystic Fixed Lines
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Mystic Wingman Harness
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Wing Foil Harness Loop
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Adjustable Harness Lines
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@surffunky Год назад

Very helpful tips... wish I had these before I started using a harness

@hydrofoilacademy Год назад

I’m glad this resonates with you. You clearly went through the pain I did. I’m guessing you’re a harness convert too. Do you ever ride without one?

@wildhogget69 11 месяцев назад

Very good video, came through the same steps as you from windsurfing and went with what i knew worked, but hose big thick harness lines swinging in your face, I knew things had to change. For me the GONG harness lines, once you know your size are the best out there. I use the Dakine Wingfoil harness as it has the flat hook that you can slide to one side when paddling and has the mounts on the side and back for board leash. 🙃

@hydrofoilacademy 11 месяцев назад

I've not seen the gong lines. I'll check them out!

@vincentaa7825 6 месяцев назад

Quick warning; be careful trying tacks when bringing the wing overhead! I caught the harness line on the back of my helmet, wiped out and ripped the helmet off. Lucky it was loose otherwise could have done neck damage! Still love the harness line for prolonging my sessions as am not as strong as when I started windsurfing 43 years ago!😅

@hydrofoilacademy 5 месяцев назад

Good tip!

@Stefan-Foil Год назад

I only use flexible Ozone lines now. A bit surprised you never tryed or talked about it. They are IMO the best and are adjustable

@hydrofoilacademy 11 месяцев назад

Interesting, not tried them. I'll have to give them a go.

@leapnlarry 10 месяцев назад

The 17 minute 5 minute video. Haha. Great tips, i have a bad shoulder so hope using a harness can extend my sessions. Larry

@hydrofoilacademy 10 месяцев назад

Good luck!

@tate2863 8 месяцев назад

Hi, thank you so much for such a good video. I've got a question. I have a three handle wing and usually my back hand grabs the second handle when overpowered, avoiding the third one. I don't know if fixed harness lines points in first and third handles allow to open the wing in that situation or would it be better to be able to move the lines points forward? I could move them over my handles

@hydrofoilacademy 8 месяцев назад

This is due to the the centre of lift of the wing shifting aft as the pressure increases. With rope harness lines you can slide the wing forward which counters this. Hope that helps

@andreferreira6620 Год назад

Hi, what is the thickness and length of your homemade rope? Thx for the video.

@hydrofoilacademy Год назад

Hi mate. I use 6mm rope and that is the best balance of being lightweight but still has the weight to swing into the harness. Hope that helps.

@kountchev1 Год назад

Thanx for sharing!! Coming from windsurfing and kitesurfing a harness is a must, real game changer for me. Now I'm using the DAKINE belt with a DAKINE harness line. BUT: somehow when hooking on it, I find to have much less power in the wing!! In light winds I even have to unhook to not come down from the foil. Strange. I think it might be because the line is too short even ridden at max. lenght. Any ideas? Thanx! jordan

@hydrofoilacademy Год назад

Hi Mate, Yes I think its either the harness line is too short and you are not able to sheet out enough or your are oversheeting and stalling the wing. Very easy to do with a harness. Perhaps also you have the lines in the wrong place? Try my tip about flying on the beach to make sure its balanced. Hope that helps.

@kountchev1 Год назад

@@hydrofoilacademy never thought of it that way; it MUST be the oversheeting. THANX!!

@xxxkaihawaiixxx 11 месяцев назад

Tried harness lines and got rid of them immediately. My personal problem wasn't riding with them or hooking in but tangeled them round my neck while jibing. Any tips?

@hydrofoilacademy 11 месяцев назад

Thats a new one for me. Perhaps you lines were too long? I've never found they get in the way for tacks or gybes. Perhaps keep persevering and slightly change the way you handle the wing during the gybes? Hope that helps?