Wing Foil - 5 Best Tips To Rig Fast 

Hahaha! Nerdy for sure 😂 Thanks Nicolas, hope to see you soon on the water, with your new race gear 😉

Damn! Comments like yours sure make me glad I posted this video 😊 woohoo!

Dry robe is on what you're after. I drive to the beach in my Speedo

I hope any of these can shave off a minute or two of your rigging time 😉

Glad you think so!

Thank you! If you end up using at least one of those then that was all worth it 😁

Thanks Harry! The PET bottle for holding screws is a great idea, does it have little holes to let the screws dry out in case they're wet after your session? Oh boy, I'm with you for the check list too: there is a lot less gear to bring for winging compared to windsurf foiling, but somehow I still managed to forget my wings once... lol It looks like people like you find this video useful, feel free to share it with your local group of wind addicts ;)

That's my favorite one, saves so much time compared to my local buddies. Let me know if it works for your foil/car!

Oh yeah that's a good idea too, thanks!

Be careful that you don't cross thr threads. Screwing too fast can also cause plenty of heat which can trash aluminium threads

Oh yeah that is a really good point Dan! Leashes covered in fabric (as opposed to plastic like coiled leashes) do keep moisture in the wing bag. In fact I have the exact same issue with my board leash/harness, and my current solution is to let it run out of the board bag and attach it to the same carabiner (quickdraw, rather) shown in the video. The advantage I guess is that it stays attached to the board, so no chance to forget it at home. Can you share (link or picture) what kind of pigtail you're using?

Oh so you rotate between them, this is brilliant!

Thank you! I live in Seattle, so Lake Washington is usually where I go. Much better wind can be found in the Columbia Gorge (Hood River, etc.) in the summer, so people here go there but that's a drive :)

Haha! Well same here, especially when the conditions are a bit gnarly 😄 This tip only applies on light wind days I suppose

Hahaha! Disclaimer: the spouse may make comments about the smell after a couple of days, try to ignore them!