Velocicraptor said.. Im getting a custom Frank board built for wing and Parawing. 70L, 6'/20". Single board travel quiver. I won't give up my small sinker for dedicated winging or my bigger mid for lighter wind parawing, but I think this shape should cover me for a wide range of conditions without too much compromise. Pretty similar concept to the Indiana, but I think the efficiency of a little more length will help with the pwing. Not sure I'd differentiate Compact Mid Length from a Mid Length though... Will report back upon delivery!
how much do you weigh dry? and how thick will this board be?
As someone who came from windsurfing I found this recent video to be very insightful.
In windsurfing you focus on maximizing power from the sail to produce speed. In the video, he empathizes riding the foil, not the wing for wingfoiling. Use the wing as a tool just to get on foil and stay on foil.
