Recommended Wing Boards

Some riders “get it” right away, while others struggle, this is much down to choosing the right gear and understanding the basics technical aspects. Our target is early and easy take-off, superb balance while riding, easy touch down with fast relaunch.

The state of the art learning tool for Wingboarding. The length provides the glide and ability to stay upwind. The thick rails, concave bottom and overall volume make it super stable. Footstrap inserts are placed perfectly for the first Wing classes, helping to find the right foot positioning.

Ideal for those who want to learn to handle a FreeWing in the water without the use of a foil. The wide nose and tail provide enough stability, while the length and parallel rails generate the glide and speed. The removable center fin helps going upwind and the foot straps indicate the best standing position to start learning. The board comes with a removable mast base for windsurfing, rail edges for better release, and a carry strap that can also be used as a paddle holder.

The ‘Windsurfer’ variant of the GO features a fully retractable daggerboard that makes it easier to stay upwind and learn to wingsurf, while being more versatile from light to windy planning conditions. Wide nose, long cut-aways, optimized profile and efficient rocker line contributes to more glide, traction and ease of planing. A wide EVA standing area makes it more than suitable to learn how to wingfoil.

The iconic WindSurfer LT is stable, glides particularly nice in light winds and shoots into planning mode with ease. With its daggerboard it goes upwind really well; shift your weight towards the tail and it can be handled in high-wind upwind. The boards also come with an extended EVA deck area and a carry handle. Simplify the glide.

For the same reason than its hard-board brother, the Starboard SUP Windsurfing Inflatable is a very good board to learn how to wingsurf. The glide sensation is just amazing and of course, you’ll feel very safe with an inflatable board under your feet. Comes with center fin, carrying handle, removable mast track, D-rings. A great wingsurfing ride for the whole family.

Like their bigger brothers, these boards are remarkably good at take off and super stable in the air, but their short length and a little less thickness make them more like wingboard-specific shapes – they are very maneuverable.

You want to experiment with boards as short as possible, which requires a minimum of 15 knots to waterstart (and that’s with larger sizes!) so you can play properly in hard conditions and waves. Starboard will provide specific gear very soon, but since we know you can’t wait for it, you can actually grab your Starboard Foil Surf. Since you will probably need footstraps – our partner AK is providing Glue-On Insert Pad (GOIP) to make it easy.

Available sizes:

5’6″ x 21.5″ /  5’2″ x 20.5″ /  4’8″ x 19.25″  /  4’3″ x 18.5″