Wing Set DUOTONE Aero Lift SLS

The Aero Lift is designed to give you easy access to the sensation of flying over water with a foil, whatever your water sports experience, size or weight.

It's an indispensable wing for schools and beginners who want to progress quickly and easily.

When we designed the Aero Lift 2400, we wanted a wing that would enable passive take-offs and stable flight, to guarantee enjoyable flying for all beginners. With a 110 cm wingspan, a wider chord and a higher lift profile, the wing takes off at the lowest speeds, keeps flying through air holes and first maneuvers. Its incredible stability guarantees a fast learning curve, but its impressive speed and glide for a wing of this size will allow you to enjoy the Aero Lift long after the first sessions. It's a wing you'll want to keep on hand for light wind days and for passing on your new passion to new riders.

To improve safety, the wing tips are rounded.

The Aero Lift 2400 is designed with our 300 cm rear wing, and 74/76 cm fuselages are best suited for optimum lift and flight stability.

STABILIZER C

In recent years, our range of C-stabilizers has proved a perfect match for all our front fenders.

They're what you might call a "traditional" approach, with a moderate aspect ratio, flat in the center, transforming into a discreet winglet at the wingtip. A tried and tested design that works perfectly with our Aero Free SLS and Aero Lift SLS front wings.

C Series stabilizers are synonymous with control. They help maintain a clean, precise trajectory. While they excel at maintaining stable flight, they are also gentle enough to turn smoothly and be responsive in waves.

Our new thin shims allow you to modify the angle of attack of your stabilizer in increments of +/- 0.3 degrees, so you can take full advantage of daylight conditions or adapt your foil to your style.

Surprisingly stable and easy to use, ideal for beginners and heavyweight riders

Surprising and fun, even for beginners who are progressing in speed and curves

Take off at less than 10 knots, easily maintain flight in 5-6 knot zones