Pumping up on foil 

It looks sooo easy. 😊

What an absolute revelation. Such a simple way of explaining the board /wing co-ordinated action. Thanks Alan

Just found out about a "Slick" model and went here to check if you're already with it :)

Love your videos, keep them coming! 🤙 Very informative and basically taught myself to wingfoil with them. PS What's up with your wing... a Duotone Slick? 🧐

Thanks Alan

Thanks Alan. Love the Duotone "stick" and board. No foot straps?

Great description and very helpful to see it from that point of view. Thanks.

i wing on the hudson in manhattan and this tip has helped me a lot on lower wind days!! cheers

Thank you for another concise, helpful video! Would you offer your board, wing, and foil size, and est. wind speed? I know your weight is 140 lbs (I’m trying to get a feel for those parameters.). Thanks, again. Joe

Hi Alan, I tried signing up to your videos on patreon, however, am confused about the statement of $5 pledge to give access to all videos. Is there an email I can contact you directly about understanding how this works. Thanks, Robert

Great Video Alan! I am looking at getting the Echo for Wingfoiling in the Seattle area. I am 6 ft and 165 lbs / 75 kg. Most of my sessions will be on Lake Washington. Other than the occasionally storm I wont be on too much swell / Waves. I am a big fan of Windfoiling and my main draw to Wingfoiling is manuvarabilty, not too extreme jumps and fun tricks. Do you think the Echo would still be the way to go or should the Slick be first on my wish list? Also, on Duotone's site it shows the Slick having a wider windrange per size compaired to the Echo / Unit. Is this factoring no adjustment in boom position / draft line tensioner of the Echo? Or even with adjusting the boom lenght of the Echo does the Slick offer a wider flying windrange? Thanks for any advice!

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