It's THE question we get after every first flight: « What size wing should I get for foil? », « Is it big enough? », « How do I choose? » 🤔 The answer depends on two things: your weight and the wind! The rest (span, handles, windows) fine-tunes the choice. 📏 The size chart Average wind Rider 130 lb (60 kg) Rider 165 lb (75 kg) Rider 200 lb (90 kg) 12–15 knots 5.5 m 6 m 6.5–7 m 15–20 knots 4.5 m 5 m 5.5–6 m 20–25 knots 3.5–4 m 4–4.5 m 5 m 25+ knots 3 m 3.5 m 4 m These number

L'e-foil, c'est une planche de foil équipée d'un moteur électrique silencieux, que tu pilotes avec une télécommande. Pas besoin de vent. Chez Kawana, on ne le voit pas comme une balade : c'est un outil pédagogique, au cœur de notre cycle d'apprentissage des disciplines à foil

A foil is an airplane wing under water. ✈️ When the board picks up speed, the wing creates lift and raises everything above the surface. No more hull drag, no more chop: you're flying. To set up and choose your gear well, you need to know what each part does.

How to Read Windguru for Wing Foiling Reading a forecast is the first skill of an independent rider. Before you even touch a wing. Windguru is the go-to app for riders: five minutes, and you know whether to load the car or go back to bed. 😴 📊 The four lines that matter Wind speed: the average wind, in knots. Your base for choosing a wing size. Gusts: the peaks. They matter as much as the average. Direction: the arrow shows where the wind comes from. Rain and clouds: tropica

Looking for somewhere to ride this winter? Everyone thinks Cabarete, Aruba or Tarifa. We're going to talk about Guadeloupe. 🌴 Wind, warm water and a perfect lagoon, with a French Caribbean twist.

Guadeloupe enjoys a tropical climate with pleasant temperatures all year round, but above all, it offers ideal wind and sea conditions for this sport.

Wing Foiling in Guadeloupe: The Complete Guide | Kawana Wing foiling in Guadeloupe means 81 °F (27 °C) water, steady trade winds and a lagoon sheltered by a coral reef. 🌴 Best spot to learn: the lagoon of Saint-François, at Plage de la Coulée. Best time: December to May. Here's everything else. 🌬️ Why Guadeloupe is a wing foil playground The wind. Trade winds blow from the east and northeast, day after day. No nasty gusts rolling off the land. The water. 79 to 85 °F (26 to