AIRWAVE 340-M BW
€190.00
Tax included
REAR WINGS
Choosing your Airwave Rear Wing
The Airwave rear wings are much smaller than our front wings so their weight is less of an issue. Regardless, all Airwave Rear wings are made from carbon as the connection point with the fuselage needs to withstand a lot of stress.
Width
The wider your rear wing, the more roll stability your setup will exhibit. Winglets or anhedral/dihedral shapes will aid in directional stability, fighting yaw. But those variations will affect the roll stability less than downright width.
Chord
The more chord your rear wing features (leading edge to trailing edge), the more pitch stability you will have. Interestingly, fewer wingspan and narrower chords will create a more responsive foiling setup. make for a faster reaction in their roll and pitch directions.
ACCESSORIES INCLUDED
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Premium 600-D nylon cover |
RW 340 M WING
This is our most stable rear wing, designed for directional stability, this wing compliments our FW 1250 and FW 1400 wings. Handling fast direction changes with ease and totally at home at higher speeds, this is the best option for freeride windsurfing, wingfoiling, kitefoiling, advanced surf and sup foilers.
When bought as an after-market wing, this rear wing comes with a premium 600-D nylon sleeve with an anti-corrosive zipper to protect your equipment.
The RW 340 M wing weighs 0.2kg and is suitable for surf, wingfoiling, windsurfing, kitesurfing and wakefoiling.
NP.20.FOI.1010
Data sheet
- Discipline
- Foil
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REAR WINGS
Choosing your Airwave Rear Wing
The Airwave rear wings are much smaller than our front wings so their weight is less of an issue. Regardless, all Airwave Rear wings are made from carbon as the connection point with the fuselage needs to withstand a lot of stress.
Width
The wider your rear wing, the more roll stability your setup will exhibit. Winglets or anhedral/dihedral shapes will aid in directional stability, fighting yaw. But those variations will affect the roll stability less than downright width.
Chord
The more chord your rear wing features (leading edge to trailing edge), the more pitch stability you will have. Interestingly, fewer wingspan and narrower chords will create a more responsive foiling setup. make for a faster reaction in their roll and pitch directions.