Hi guys!

Is anybody using this board already for winging? Any reviews? It's looks kind of radical with those huge bevels and pin tale. Interested to know how stable board in displacement (sometimes wind dies), and how hard/easy it get up on foil?

Thanks,

Andrew

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motogon said..
Hi guys!

Is anybody using this board already for winging? Any reviews? It's looks kind of radical with those huge bevels and pin tale. Interested to know how stable board in displacement (sometimes wind dies), and how hard/easy it get up on foil?

Thanks,

Andrew

Yes interested myself. I have the 6 foot E3 for sup and ding. Bevels work well for turning and the board is super stable. If it is like the 6' board it will be a square tail.

I'm not sure how that tail shape can be called square. Yes, there is some vertical triangular "transom".
For me JP X-Winger and Fanatic Sky Wing have square tail.

I recommend checking this out:
Informative on the boards, but also a bunch of other interesting things...I was pleasantly surprised and impressed hearing him speak.
It also got be me intrigued about the E3 boards.

Looking into it a little, there's 2 versions, one for downwinding, one for winging. The downwinding one is a bit extreme, very specific to that...too narrow to standup paddle effectively, intended to be knee paddled, then hop up once ready to take off. It is longer than ideal for winging or sup foiling.

The wing version is a lot less extreme and starts to look like typical wing board dimensions, but a different profile with width forward, pulled in tail, and that unique pointy tip.

I am looking for a sup foil that is also a light wind wing option ... so feel like the optimal might be somewhere in between the two

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motogon said..
I'm not sure how that tail shape can be called square.

Why would I call the tail square?