Directions in Wingboarding
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1y ago
Knowing what directions are possible on a wingboard will make learning to fly all that much easier. Start on a wide and comfortable board, and try swapping your foot position around when changing directions, stead of tacking with the wing behind you. The post Directions in Wingboarding appeared first on Wingfoil South Africa ..read more
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FreeWing Parts You Should Know
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by gunter
1y ago
On the following drawing you will find each relevant part of the FreeWing you should know: THE FREEWING 01. Leading edge – Front side of the wing 02. Trailing edge – Back side of the wing 03. Wingtips 04. Central strut 05. Neutral handle 06. Leash attachment 07. Diagonal handles 08. Front handles 09. Back handles 10. Leading edge valve 11. Central strut valve (Only with size 5,6,7, and 8) 12. Hose clamp ACCESSORIES 13. Harness line (Not included in the package) • 1 x Wing bag • 1 x Repair kit • 1 x Wrist leash The post FreeWing Parts You Should Know appeared first on Wingfoil South Africa ..read more
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Start Wingfoiling
Wingfoil South Africa
by gunter
1y ago
Are you just getting started in the exciting new world of wing sports? In this 10-part instructional video series ‘Learn Wingfoiling Zero to Hero’, Ultimate Waterman Zane Schweitzer shows you step-by-step to get started in Wing foiling. This series is brought to you by the Starboard, the world’s leading wing boarding sports brand. The equipment featured in these Learn Wingfoiling Zero to Hero tutorials are: Starboard Wingboard Foil Starboard x Airush FreeWing Air Starboard Foils Rigging Your Wingfoiling Setup | Episode 1 In the first episode of Wingfoiling Zero to Hero, Zane Schweitzer demon ..read more
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FreeWing Air Repair Guide
Wingfoil South Africa
by gunter
1y ago
You will be able to use the repair kit enclosed in the wing bag. Note: If the leak is too big, please contact a kite repair professional. Before proceeding with any kind of repair, it’s important to follow the following steps: Repair it in a place that is sheltered from sand, water, and wind. Use a clean and flat surface to work on. Surfaces will need to be cleaned with freshwater or preferably alcohol. You will need the repair kit supplied and a marker. 1.LOCATE THE LEAK WITH THE BLADDER MOUNTED: Pump the wing and try to hear where the leak is located, pay special attention around the ..read more
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6 Tips to Inflate the FreeWing
Wingfoil South Africa
by gunter
1y ago
Inflating your FreeWing is quick and easy. Follow these  6 tips to inflate the FreeWing: Unroll the FreeWing completely and make sure the hose clamp is in the open position. Make sure the air valve on the central strut is closed. Close the Screw the base of the valve clockwise into the thread on the leading edge Connect the pump nozzle into the valve wing. Turn clockwise for a better insertion. Inflate to recommended pressure. Pressure between wings differs – you can locate the recommended pressure on the collar of the nozzle. Close the hose clamp to secure flotation in case of leakage ..read more
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How To Inflate The FreeWing
Wingfoil South Africa
by gunter
1y ago
Make sure the area where you want to pump the wing is free of sharp objects, like rocks and fences. Look for some wind shade while pumping up the wing. In case you can’t find an area with less wind, ask a friend to hold the wing while you pump. Find out the wind direction, unfold your wing by laying it on the ground, struts facing up with the wind blowing from your back. Make sure the hose clamp on the hose connecting the leading edge to the strut is open. Make sure the air valve on the central strut is closed. Spread the wing on the floor, make sure it does not have any creases. This allows ..read more
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How To Deflate The FreeWing
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by gunter
1y ago
1.Place the wing on an area without any objects that can harm the wing. Stay away from small rocks, broken glass, and other sharp materials. 2.Open the hose clamp. To open the valve, push away on the lever, allowing the clamp to open. 3.Unscrew the valve counterclockwise letting all the air out. On larger sizes; 5, 6, 7, and 8 m you have an additional valve below the strut for quicker deflation. 4.Start from one of the wingtips. 5.Use your hands to press down to deflate the leading edge. 6.Roll the other side to deflate the full leading edge. 7. Use your hands to press down and deflate th ..read more
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How To Attach The Harness Line
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by gunter
1y ago
We have designed our wings to offer you the best comfort while riding. Harness lines make your navigation easier. Allowing you to put all your energy into tricks and stay longer on the water! How to correctly tie the lines There are two loops on the central strut, (A) and (B). Close to the Leading edge stands loop (A), and loop (B) stands closer to the Trailing edge. The harness line consists of two pieces, (a) shorter rope with different knots and (b), longer rope with the black PVC attached. 1. Insert the rope (a) into the loop (A). 2. Thread the end knot through the loop (a). 3. Tighten ..read more
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Beginners Guide to Winging – How To Video Series
Wingfoil South Africa
by gunter
1y ago
In this 5 part beginners guide to winging video series, we’ll take you from zero to hero, starting from the beach to gliding above the water. With tried and tested teaching methods and techniques from foil coach Sam Ross coupled together with clear visuals from our on-water team, we’ll make your learning experience rewarding, simple, and fun. “What sets this apart from other content is this really shows you how. With easy to follow steps, I’m confident we’ll get you up and flying in no-time.” – Sam Ross Lesson One: Learning Wing Basics & How TO Handle the Wing on the Beach We start at the ..read more
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Learning to Control the Wing
Wingfoil South Africa
by gunter
1y ago
When getting started with the FreeWing for learning wingboarding, it is best to try on land first to get the hang of it before transitioning to a board on the water. 1. Holding With Your Back hand & Front hand First, begin by standing with the FreeWing in both hands, facing at a 45-degree angle into the wind with one hand at the front and one hand at the back. Once you got that, follow the next steps to get a feel of how the wing reacts to the wind. 2. Feathering – Safety Position Grab the leading edge handle and point it upwind to disengage the FreeWing. 3. Catching the Wind – To Go Forwa ..read more
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