Wing Foil

Wing foil gear developed in France by Bruno Sroka

At SROKA Company, our wings, boards, foils and wing foil packages are developed in France and tested on the water by Bruno Sroka, triple kitesurfing world champion. Here you'll find the full range and the benchmarks to build coherent gear, whether you're just starting out or looking to progress.

Wing, foil and board: think in terms of a system

The three elements work together. A small foil or a small wing generates less lift and power, so you'll need to compensate with a longer board. Conversely, a large foil and a large wing allow for a more compact board. A concrete benchmark for beginners: a 80 kg rider sails in 12 to 18 knots with a 5 m² wing, a 1,750 cm² foil and a beginner board.

To find out which gear matches your level and when to upgrade it, check out our guide how to progress in wing foil.

SROKA wing foil packages

Our wing foil packages combine a compatible wing, board and foil. It's the simplest way to start without making a mismatch.

• Sroka Air V2 inflatable package: inflatable board, easy to transport and store.
• Sroka Air V1 inflatable package: clearance 5'3 (120 L), the most affordable option.
• Sky Rider rigid package + S-Foil Progress + Wing V4: wide, stable rigid board for your first flights.
• Easyrider beginner package: 5'7 (112 L) rigid board, another option to get started.

On budget, inflatable packages start at €1,349 with the clearance Sroka Air V1, and €1,850 with the Sroka Air V2. Rigid packages range from €1,750 to €2,250. The exact contents of each package (leash, pump) are listed on its product page. For a tighter budget, consider a used wing foil and wing foil sale items.used wing foil and wing foil sale.

Wing foil boards: width provides stability, not volume

On average, count your body weight + 25 to 40 liters, and 20 to 30 liters more for an inflatable board. But it's width that provides stability, not volume. To choose well, read which wing foil board volume to choose based on your weight and inflatable or rigid board: how to choose.

Our board range follows your progression:

• Getting started: Sky Rider (hard, 5'4 to 6'0) or Sroka Air V2 inflatable board.
• Getting started with a progressive board: PW Hybrid Pro, wider than mid-lengths and therefore more stable, with extra length for getting up on foil early.
• Progressing: Mid-Length LW V2, widened compared to the V1 for more stability.
• Performance, freestyle and carving: Superfly (Elite range).
• Extreme light wind and downwind: DW 7'2 and DW 8'3 V2 (Elite range).

All our boards are fitted with a US box. Discover all our wing foil boards.

Wing foil wings (wings)

Our wing foil wings come in two models. The Wing V4, made of Dacron, is stable and easy to handle. The Wing V4 Elite is built for performance: its aramid P85 leading edge withstands higher pressure, which allows a smaller diameter of the inflatable leading edge and reduced drag.

Choose your size based on the wind, your weight and where you ride. Once you have passed the beginner stage, a quiver of 2 to 3 sizes covers most conditions. Wind ranges and detailed sizing advice are on our page wing foil wings.

Wing foil foils: one range per level

A foil consists of a mast, a fuselage, a front wing and a stabilizer. Our ranges follow your progression:

• Progress range: large lifting surface to get up on foil early and fly stably. This is the range for beginners.
• HA range (high aspect): more glide and speed, once jibing in flight is mastered.
• UHA range (ultra high aspect): for light wind, downwind and flying in irregular conditions.

For the mast, start short, then move to 75 or 85 cm once you fly regularly. All parts are available individually: front wings, masts, fuselages and stabilizers. See all our foils.

Essential wing foil accessories

• Hip leash: keeps you connected to your board if you fall.
• Impact vest: protects your torso during falls, recommended while learning.
• Wing foil bags: for transporting and storing your gear.

Find all our wing foil accessories.

Safety and conditions for beginners

For your first sessions, choose a steady wind that doesn't blow offshore, a clear body of water and a safe bottom. A helmet and impact vest are recommended: foil wings are sharp. Our detailed tips: wing foil safety rules and the spot and conditions for beginners.

Why choose SROKA?

• Equipment developed in France and tested on the water by Bruno Sroka, three-time kitesurfing world champion.
• A range designed to grow with you, from your first session to performance.
• SROKA wings, boards and foils that work together.
• Customer service in France, spare parts available, team reachable at 02 98 32 53 69.