Wing Foil Tutorial | Light Wind | 6 Knots | Tutorial in Subtitles 

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Thank you. The strike CWC 7 works best so far in light winds. The board could be a little smaller. (70-80 liter for 76kg would be perfect i think) So far i really love how early the Phantom 1780 starts to lift. Today i will test the F-one Seven Seas 1400...this could even be better due to better glide... Time will tell. Greetings

@@gusthunter4181 yes halving your board size will help. I was out on a mountain lake yesterday, of course without my gear, and I was thinking Gust Hunter could ride these light winds haha. I'm around 90kilo with a 95L Naish and a 6.4M Slingwing that I love. I have a gong XL Low Aspect wing that is around 1900, I hope to someday fly like you brother! I'm going to sub..keep us posted on the new foil setup 👍

@@gusthunter4181 hey man, thx for the vidéo. Did you finally prefer the seven seas 1400 for light wind and if yes, with which fuselage length ? Thank youuu

Thank you for your feedback. I did not try the gong flint but i think the foil is more important than the board. 😉 Greetings

Thank you. Rip Curl Dawn Patrol 3Mm Glove (Wear XL!) Harness really helps with cramps. Gunten or Honu SUP are good spots to start. Yes it is colder. Greetings 🤟

Dia duit. The wing leash is the standard leash from F-One. If you mean the harness line - it is just a piece of rope 🙂 Keep it up...

@@gusthunter4181 Ah, go raibh maith agat. I am hoping that 2022 is the year I learn to turn..... baby steps all the way : )

Could be multiple things? From the top of my head: Trying to go too direct into the wind? Foil too small?

both are perfect. i love the seven meter 🙂

6.5 works great

Sure...but there are spots where you are not allowed to kite but you can wing... Also if the wind drops to zero i can simply paddle back 😋

1700 helps you get up early but is less efficient than a thin profile 1400

That is perfect to start with. I used similar gear a while ago. Keep it up.

I would say if you are tall, should try even larger hand kite. The 6 knot wind with your setup - I think you would still struggle to get foiling as a beginner.

I’ 170 so i’m probably gonna stick to this 6m for a while. I dont expect to start with 6knots straight away but eventually. I’m experienced with wakeboarding and windsurfing so i hope to progress quickly starting with 10-15 knots. I also bought a 5m wing and 1900cm2 wingfoil for stronger winds. I would love to do some surfing but i live at a lake, have two kids and need to use the time i have as efficently as possible ;)

​@@oceanlance A bigger wing is also more floppy to pump...But if you go with the strike CWC i think it is worth to go with 7 or 8 meter. The front wing on your foil is doing most of the magic i think.

Hi Luc. The Strike feels lighter. The Ensis is a bit more direct. Hope this Helps.🤟

@@gusthunter4181 thx. I can get a Score 6.2 almost new at a nice price. that’s why this question. Do you know if there there is a difference in wingspan ?

@@lucdejaegher224 I don`t know.about the wingspan... but the Strike CWC does not feel super large to me. Those are all great wings so i think it is personal preference. 🙂

I use the manera meteor 4/3 Use large gloves and hood.

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It is a simple piece of rope. The carabiner has no benefit...i just thought i take it with me in case i need it 🙂

1780 cm2 sub 10 Knots / 10 Knots + I ride the 1080 cm2 🦇

...you will be a more efficient sailer if you can ride in light winds...two knots more wind and i am cruising relaxed while others still have to work for it ;-)

@@gusthunter4181 I know what you mean, I live at a lake with very light winds as well, good pumping technique is the key;)

@@befree1558 100%

Stay on it...it is worth it!

Where do you go out...in what conditions?

Lake Thun 🙂

Did you try it?

@@gusthunter4181 yes. Me no likey!

@@miffy8241 if you have some skills and foil a few waves you will change your mind.