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- The Naish Hatch V2 has been completely redesigned with a focus on stability, durability and a more robust profile for better wind penetration.  
- Nitinol profile rods and stiff, water-repellent nylon are designed to ensure shape retention, durability and clean, predictable power delivery.  
- An ergonomic bar and a retractable harness line system are designed to improve handling, control, stowability and reduce line tangles.

Naish Hatch V2 introduces the second generation of the Parawing concept

- All-round wings should be widely applicable in freeride, wave and freestyle and enable uncomplicated riding, jumping and wave riding.
- Important criteria: stable pressure point, handles that can be moved sideways, good drift behaviour in waves and low weight as well as compactness for freestyle.
- The article lists numerous tested top all-round wings from 2021 to 2026, organised by year, without any claim to completeness or ranking.

Test: All-rounders! These are the best all-round wings of the year

- GA Cross 2026: new split boom on an almost straight centre strut, wide range of sizes, high-quality build, but the front grip is a bit soft.  
- On the water: strong light-wind power, wide wind range, well-balanced, agile for manoeuvres, with plenty of lift for jumps and freestyle tricks.  
- Criticism: indirect boom-strut connection and front handle in gusts/rotations; the Poison model is generally recommended for downwinders and freestyle rotations.

Wings 2026: A freeride powerhouse – the GA Cross Wing put to the test

- Ensis presents the third generation of the Roger parawing, featuring ultra-light fabric and a newly developed control and bridle system.
- The Roger is available in 2.3, 3.5 and 4.7 m² and is designed to suit both beginners and experienced parawing foilers.
- The single-skin design and ribbed structure allow for compact storage, easy re-deployment and stable, responsive performance.

Parawing: Ensis launches the third generation of the Roger

- Compact all-round wing with new click-boom system, Z-shaped centre strut, large wind range and eight sizes from 2.5 to 6.0 m².  
- Offers early lift, a good mix of stability and agility, very good manoeuvring and freestyle characteristics, also suitable for beginners.  
- Light wind and wave performance under Aura 4; limited visibility through windows, otherwise positive assessment of handling and equipment.

Wings 2026: Crisp, compact & controllable - the Vayu EOS 3 in test

- Ensis now offers the Score series in three variants: Score Handle, Score Boom and Score Ace for freeride, freestyle and wave.
- All models share the same shape and handling characteristics; they differ mainly in their grip system and, in the case of the Ace, in the Aluula material.
- Score Handle relies on rigid grips, Score Boom on a continuous boom, Score Ace on an ultra-light hybrid front tube for performance-orientated riders.

New Wings: Ensis relaunches the Score series with three model variants

- Neutron: compact, deep soft profile, maximum light wind power, very good flight stability, ideal for small riders and downwinders.  
- ADX: larger span, tighter profile, window, very large wind range, high control in gusts, suitable for sporty freeriding, jumps, freestyle.  
- Neutron with fixed carbon boom, without window, stronger light wind focus; ADX with optional handle system, slightly less power, wide range of use.

Wings 2026: Power or control? Naish Neutron vs ADX test

- The design of the EOS 3 has been extensively revised: shorter wingspan, new profile and z-shaped bent centre strut for more hand clearance.
- The Click-Boom concept is now standard on the EOS 3, and the Aluula element in the front tube is intended to provide a stiffer frame.
- EOS 3 remains a compact all-round wing with a large wind range; eight sizes from 2.5 to 6.0 square metres, price depending on size 999 to 1189 euros.

Wings 2026: Wing update on approach - Vayu EOS V3

Wings 2026: Large wind range & target group - the Slingshot Slingwing V6 in the test

- The Starboard Viva Wing is a lightweight, powerful all-rounder, ideal for freeride, downwind and waves, with sizes from 2.5 to 7.0 square metres.
- The Wing offers excellent performance in light winds, is well balanced and enables easy foil manoeuvres with little effort.
- Weaknesses are the lack of boom delivery and the uncovered seams on the front tube; the top-end control is passable.

Wings 2026: Starboard Viva in the test - lightweight with power

- Starboard is launching the entry-level Wing Source in four sizes (2.5/3.5/5.0/6.0 square metres) for wingfoil newcomers and freeriders in 2026.  
- The low-aspect ratio, deep, soft profile and high lift are designed to prevent dragging and enable efficient pumping and early take-off.  
- Continuous boom (carbon +175 € or aluminium +75 €) is optional; Source costs 799-1049 €, around 200-250 € cheaper than the Viva, including hip leash and bag.

Wings 2026: Starboard Source - new wing for wingfoil beginners

- Fly 4 and Fly 4 Pro are stiff all-round wings (3.5-6.5 m²); the Pro version made of Aluula is approx. 260 g lighter at 6.0 m².
- Both offer high lift, early planing, stable flying behaviour and a wide range of use from freeride to downwind and wave.
- Fly 4 Pro is more agile, easier to handle and more energy-saving, but the gain in performance is small; the additional price compared to Fly 4 is a matter of judgement.

Wings 2026: NeilPryde Fly 4 & Fly 4 Pro in the test - which one is better?

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Wings

Naish Hatch V2 introduces the second generation of the Parawing concept

Test
All-rounders! These are the best all-round wings of the year

Wings 2026
A freeride powerhouse – the GA Cross Wing put to the test

Parawing
Ensis launches the third generation of the Roger

Wings 2026
Crisp, compact & controllable - the Vayu EOS 3 in test

New Wings
Ensis relaunches the Score series with three model variants

Wings 2026
Power or control? Naish Neutron vs ADX test

Wings 2026
Wing update on approach - Vayu EOS V3

Wings 2026
Large wind range & target group - the Slingshot Slingwing V6 in the test

Wings 2026
Starboard Viva in the test - lightweight with power

Wings 2026
Starboard Source - new wing for wingfoil beginners

Wings 2026
NeilPryde Fly 4 & Fly 4 Pro in the test - which one is better?

Wings

Naish Hatch V2 introduces the second generation of the Parawing concept

TestAll-rounders! These are the best all-round wings of the year

Wings 2026A freeride powerhouse – the GA Cross Wing put to the test

ParawingEnsis launches the third generation of the Roger

Wings 2026Crisp, compact & controllable - the Vayu EOS 3 in test

New WingsEnsis relaunches the Score series with three model variants

Wings 2026Power or control? Naish Neutron vs ADX test

Wings 2026Wing update on approach - Vayu EOS V3

Wings 2026Large wind range & target group - the Slingshot Slingwing V6 in the test

Wings 2026Starboard Viva in the test - lightweight with power

Wings 2026Starboard Source - new wing for wingfoil beginners

Wings 2026NeilPryde Fly 4 & Fly 4 Pro in the test - which one is better?

Test
All-rounders! These are the best all-round wings of the year

Wings 2026
A freeride powerhouse – the GA Cross Wing put to the test

Parawing
Ensis launches the third generation of the Roger

Wings 2026
Crisp, compact & controllable - the Vayu EOS 3 in test

New Wings
Ensis relaunches the Score series with three model variants

Wings 2026
Power or control? Naish Neutron vs ADX test

Wings 2026
Wing update on approach - Vayu EOS V3

Wings 2026
Large wind range & target group - the Slingshot Slingwing V6 in the test

Wings 2026
Starboard Viva in the test - lightweight with power

Wings 2026
Starboard Source - new wing for wingfoil beginners

Wings 2026
NeilPryde Fly 4 & Fly 4 Pro in the test - which one is better?