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PJ87
PJ87

28 posts

13 Feb 2026 11:06am
The frigate is still an elite parawing mate, i wouldn't get too caught up in the hype, the improvements will be incremental, probably be similar to the strike wings were the V1 & 2 were unreal for years.
PJ87
PJ87

28 posts

11 Feb 2026 4:55am
I have had Fone for a few seasons and never had an issue with the titan 1 connection system, I'm 95kg riding big foils, I look forward to the discount basement bottom deals to come out and will ride my gear until it's completely dead, With the current/old offerings floating around on the old system there's plenty of froth to last a few more seasons yet.
PJ87
PJ87

28 posts

28 Jan 2026 5:55am
I like the older waist style better haha damn, they must of gone to the backpack so you can get a bigger battery.
PJ87
PJ87

28 posts

22 Jan 2026 7:00am
That's awesome, hopefully they can keep the costs down, would be great.
PJ87
PJ87

28 posts

9 Jan 2026 10:47am
I've been watching these guys for a while, they look pretty cool, 5.5K is a good price compared to the rest of the market if the quality is there, looks like they are made in Spain. Would be okay if their product support was really good, but it's allot of money to take a punt on, any rich folk out there willing to take a chance to let the rest of us know
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PJ87
PJ87

28 posts

4 Jan 2026 2:30pm
It just falls down to what application you're chasing, for some it won't be ideal, for others it will be exactly what they want. I just wish they made it with a pod you could attach to any mast, so you didn't have to buy the duotone integrated mast and save a bit of dollars and make the most of what you already have.
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PJ87
PJ87

28 posts

4 Jan 2026 5:22am
The clips i have seen of guys riding the duotone foil assist, the riders seem to ride with allot more flow and style than guys with the FD battery bolted onto the board, even the really good riders on FD & Manta you notice a difference in their turns when riding a wave compared to when they have no battery weight on the board.

I think the duotone controller is good, as it seems more aimed to get you up and going on a wave, then disappear so you can be hands free rather than holding a remote the whole time, motoring back out on foil constantly doing circuits in the lineup. The duotone setup seems to be more aimed at an assist for purists to get onto a wave disengage, then pump back out, or cruise back out to the lineup prone and use it as a paddle assist. If you want to be motoring around the whole time with a remote in your hands, you might be better with a FD or Manta type setup with a big heavy battery bolted on your board, just my 2c .
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