
How much does wingfoil equipment cost?

How much does wingfoil equipment cost?
Wing foil is a fast-growing discipline. In recent years, more and more riders have joined the discipline. The sport is accessible to all. It’s also much less demanding and difficult than good old windsurfing. It’s more about flexibility than strength.
The expansion of wingfoil has also led to the evolution of its equipment and its accessibility.
Want to know what price to expect for your wingfoil equipment? We’re here to advise you on the best price for your equipment.
There are different ways to get wingfoil equipment. Firstly, buy a complete wing package foil or purchase the items separately.
The wing pack foil
Some brands, such as Sroka, offer complete wing packs foil. These consist of an equipment pack containing everything you need for wingfoil navigation (apart from accessories such as wetsuits, helmets, impact vests, etc.).
What’s in a wingfoil pack
Sroka offers two types of packs:
- The Wingfoil rigid pack
- The Inflatable Wingfoil Pack
The inflatable Wingfoil pack
This pack is the most affordable of all, and includes an inflatable foil board, wing and backpack. A complete foil, sail and board leashes, a pump and a backpack to carry everything. Very affordable and suitable for beginners, as it is equipped with a foil for beginners or intermediates, or for people who travel frequently. You should expect to pay between €1,500 and €2,000 for an inflatable pack.

The inflatable Wingfoil pack
This pack is the most affordable of all, and includes an inflatable foil board, wing and backpack. A complete foil, sail and board leashes, a pump and a backpack to carry everything. Very affordable and suitable for beginners, as it is equipped with a foil for beginners or intermediates, or for people who travel frequently. An inflatable pack costs around €1,500 to €2,000.

The Wingfoil rigid pack
Often offered with fairly large boards and large foils, you’ll enjoy easy take-off and extremely stable flight. The pack includes the same equipment as the inflatable pack, i.e. a board, a complete aluminum foil, a wing, a pump and leashes. At Sroka, this pack is equipped with a 5m2 sail with a board ranging from 5.7 to 6.3 (105L to 120L). And a full 1750cm2 foil. The pack can be upgraded with all the boards and foils in the range. It will be able to accompany you throughout your progression. For a rigid pack, you should expect to pay between €2,000 and €2,800.
It’s important to note that Sroka foils are interchangeable. So you can change your front fins and stabilizers, and even your board, as you progress, and make constant progress.

Separate purchase of equipment
You can also buy your equipment separately. This is mainly done by more experienced riders who know what they want, so we can better meet your needs and provide you with top-quality equipment “just right”.
It’s important to know that it’s not advisable to mix brands, especially when it comes to the board and foil. Not all foils work under all boards, as each manufacturer has its own specificities.
The wing board foil
This is the part of the board that will come into contact with the water and enable you to take off. There‘ s no point in taking a board that’s too small. In fact, it will handicap you more than anything else. So, first of all, you need to keep your level in mind and avoid overestimating it… Otherwise, you’ll find yourself in much greater difficulty. Choosing the right board size is essential to progress. It’s always a good idea to bear in mind that a larger wing board will be necessary in light wind conditions. It will also help you get back to port when the wind drops.
For a beginner, it’s best to choose a board that’s about 20-30 liters heavier than the rider weighs. A rider with better control will opt for a board equal to or 10 liters heavier. And an expert rider will opt for a board with a wing smaller than his weight.
The rigid wing board foil
It’s easier to learn, glides better on the water and tends to bounce more, making it easier to take off. The rigid board is the most widely used on the spots, and comes in different constructions: fiberglass sandwich (offering a solid board that’s less expensive than carbon) or carbon sandwich (more expensive, the carbon sandwich offers a more solid board that’s also much lighter), with multiple shapes and sizes…
And therefore all budgets. Perfect for all riders, from beginner to expert, offering greater scope for progression. Offering greater dynamism and control. Expect to pay between €800 and €2,000, depending on brand and construction. At Sroka we offer a wide range of boards to suit all levels and riding styles, from the Skyrider to the Elite, there’s something for every taste and level.

The inflatable wing board foil
Easy to store and transport, the inflatable board is ideal for itinerant wingfoilers. It’s lighter and easier to store. Although it’s less efficient than a rigid board, and requires inflation to 15PSI… an excellent warm-up. His performances remain valiant. It’s perfect for occasional riders who aren’t looking for performance, or for beginners. For an inflatable board, you should expect to pay between €300 and €800. For more information on our inflatable boards, click here.

Visit foil
The foil is one of the most important pieces of wingfoil equipment. It’s essential to choose the right foil, but also a quality foil that can evolve with you as you progress. This is the piece of equipment that has evolved the most in recent years. So it’s best to opt for a recent foil, so you can benefit from all the latest technologies, and keep changing the wings to keep up with your progress. Composed of different parts: the mast, fuselage, fin and stabilizer.
foil carbon
The foil in carbon, which is the most efficient foil if well built. To find out all you need to know about building a foil carbon, we’ve written an article above. But it’s also the most expensive. There’s no such thing as a good-quality, affordable, lightweight carbon mast. If it’s cheap, it’s likely to be foamy and therefore soft underfoot. For a foil carbon mast, you’ll need to spend around €2,200, not counting the wings and stabilizers that will be added. A foil carbon is therefore mainly recommended for advanced riders looking to push themselves even further than with an foil aluminum.

The foil aluminum
The foil alu, is the most common foil on the market, being cheaper than carbon and perfect for most riders. Expect to pay around 800-1000€ for a complete foil alu. Sroka offers you ultra-evolutive aluminum foils with which you can adapt all our fins and stabilizers. If you’re not sure whether to choose a carbon or aluminum foil, read the article above.
At Sroka we offer you the best carbon mat on the market, a jewel of technology that will take you beyond your limits on the spot. This high-quality, ultra-rigid mat is upgradable thanks to Sroka’s foil compatibility, and will accompany you on all your sessions, whether you’re surfing, freeriding, freestyling or racing. For more information on foil, click here.

Visit Wing
The Wing, is crucial to getting the most out of your sailing, so it’s important to choose the right wing. What’s more, for your own safety, there’s no need to go for the biggest sail on the spot. Choose a wing that’s adapted to the conditions and your size. Choosing the right wing for the right sail will give you greater pleasure and comfort when sailing. The Wing SROKA V4 and the Wing SROKA V4 Elite will be your allies in all weathers.
It is recommended to have a set of 2 sails depending on your size and the conditions where you are sailing. For example, an 80 kg rider sailing in Brittany would be better off with a 4m2 and a 5m2 to optimize his sailing range and avoid missing any sessions. Wingfoil sails cost between €500 and €1000, depending on brand and quality. Special race sails can cost upwards of 2000€. At Sroka we offer the Sroka Wing V4 from 720€. The Wing SROKA Elite is available for 1500€.

Accessories
Accessories and equipment must be taken seriously, as they guarantee both your safety and your enjoyment while out on the water. Equip yourself with a temperature-appropriate wetsuit, a helmet and an impact vest are highly recommended. A helmet costs around €50 and a vest around €150. The Impact vest PRO Sroka is €149.00. Don’t forget your board and sail leashes – they’re your life insurance ;).
In a nutshell
Wingfoil equipment costs :
The inflatable pack: you should expect to pay between €1,500 and €2,000.
The rigid pack: A rigid pack costs around €2,500.
Separately, if you buy the various elements out of the pack.
The board costs around €999, the wing around €850, and the complete foil between €1,000 for an aluminum foil and €2,500 for a carbon foil.
Accessories It’s important to plan for a good wetsuit suited to the temperatures in your sailing area. You should therefore expect to pay around €250 or more, depending on the model, with a helmet costing around €50 and an impact jacket around €150.