GO v2

Learn To Wing And Never Stop

The FreeWing GO has a pioneering, ultra compact geometry, great for getting started in winging and great for progression to more advanced wingfoiling maneuvers.

With its short, tucked wingtips, this wing makes it easy to use for wing foiling beginners and advanced riders alike. Say goodbye to wingtips catching during learning sessions, gybing maneuvers, or executing advanced water starts and rotations. The short wingtips also enhance the ease of use when not foiling or on snow, ice, with skateboards and land boards.

The large center strut connection combined with a new gradient load leading-edge sets up a solid anchor point for creating a rigid, responsive airframe. This enhances rider responsiveness and feedback to input, getting you up and going earlier, despite a relatively lower aspect ratio. The wind range is huge as it’s such an easy wing to control over powered.

The large, Firm Flex Tech handles are easy to grab, while the windows are positioned for maximum visibility — important for rider safety.

With the size range from 2.5m – 6.5m, you can enjoy winging any day in all conditions from 8 knots to 40+ knots.

ULTRA COMPACT GEOMETRY

A pioneering, super low-aspect ratio wing that that packs and incredible amount of low-end power into a compact wing size, making getting started in wing and progression easier than ever.

TUCKED WING TIPS

Short, inwards-angled wing tips, reduce the wingtip from catching on the water, making the FreeWing GO perfect for learning and progression to advanced maneuvers.

DEEP WING PROFILE

The deep wing profile creates more power relative to the size, so you can use a even smaller wing, allowing for further ease and control.

ANTI-TWIST GRIP TECH NEW

Handles have a semi-rigid insert and anti-twist seam tech for added comfort and responsiveness. The outer skin is also pre-treated for additional non-slip grip when wet.

SOFT FRONT HANDLE

Neoprene base provides additional comfort when carrying & flagged out, and also prevents skin abrasion when learning and using the front handle to lean on when relaunching frequently.