Incredibly efficient kite and advanced wing foiling
Zero ventilation wingtips
HA650
Incredibly efficient kite and advanced wing foiling
Zero ventilation wingtips
HA750
Incredibly efficient kite and advanced wing foiling
Zero ventilation wingtips
HA850
Incredibly efficient kite and advanced wing foiling
Zero ventilation wingtips
HA950
Kite foiling
Wing foiling
Downwind wing foiling
Surfing big swells
Prone smaller surf
Zero ventilation wingtips
HA1050
Lighter or more experienced prone riders
Glide downwind on larger ocean swells
Minimal pump and power
Smaller surf
Wingfoiling
Zero ventilation wingtips
HA1150
Lighter or more experienced prone riders
Glide downwind on larger ocean swells
Minimal pump and power
Smaller surf
Wingfoiling
Zero ventilation wingtips
HA1250
High lift / low drag / pumpability
Upwind speed and efficiency for wingfoiling
Maximum pumpability for prone foiling
HA1450
Heavier rider
Or lighter wind days
Zero ventilation wingtips
Materials
Carbon Pre-preg
Description
The Sonar High Aspect Front Wing Series is engineered for the highest speed and efficiency possible across a range of disciplines – from kite foiling to prone foil surfing. With this style of wing, you need minimal pump and power to generate glide. The shorter chord length defines the profile thickness, and with a thin profile comes reduced drag. The span gives you stability and a slightly longer radius turn than a lower aspect ratio wing of the same size. The wingtips are refined to ensure there is no ventilation when you tip breach, giving you the ability to crank tighter radius turns at higher speeds, without losing speed.
Size Breakdown
HA550-HA750 FRONT WINGS
The smaller HA550-HA750 have less planing surface and higher stall speed. They are designed to generate maximum efficiency and lift for high-speed wing foiling, racing, and kite foiling.
HA850-HA1250 FRONT WINGS
With excellent lift at high speed, the HA850-HA1250 are your core wing-foiling and prone surf sizes.
HA1450 FRONT WING
The larger HA1450 is ideal for dock starts, pumping to connect wave after wave, coastal runners or stealing wakes.
