This Kanaha adjustable paddle is great to learn: wingfoilprocenter.com/products/quickblade-kanaha-adjustable?_pos=1&_psq=kanaha&_ss=e&_v=1.0

Riding the 960 Atlas in this video. For small waves and swell I definitely recommend the Atlas over the Nomad. Got one 960 Atlas in stock right here if you are interested: wingfoilprocenter.com/products/kt-atlas-full-kit?_pos=1&_psq=Atlas&_ss=e&_v=1.0

Thanks for sharing your feedback!

I came to the same conclusion after my first session with the 1360 today. Unfortunately, I didn’t read your comment before I bought it. I tried to beach start the 1360 for 2 hours and was not able to do it. With the 1350 it is easy for me.

@ they should come up with a 1460 with 1700 something cm2. That would be a true replacement for the 1350

What foil are you currently riding?

​@@DamienLeroyKZbin i have 725 and 1085 and I'm 50 kilos with a good riding level

8’4 x 17 x 105L

@@DamienLeroyKZbin Hi man, for what weight of the surfer.

165 lbs

@@DamienLeroyKZbin WHAT SIZE DO YOU ADVISE ME FOR MY 190 LBS WITH A BEGINNER INTERMEDIATE LEVEL MOUNTED WITH A PURE HA 1100

130L Drifter 4 wingfoilprocenter.com/products/kt-drifter-4-carbon?_pos=1&_psq=drifter+&_ss=e&_v=1.0

The Carve will have a shorter fuselage so you will have a faster pitch in theory making it feel like it can turn better. It also will track in a turn without slipping as it has the winglets.

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Great review guys. Both @hoppline and @DamienLeroyKZbin. Most of my questions have been answered. This could be my next front wing. I'm only nitpicking here but the name '1360' seems odd. Seeing how 1360 is in none of the measurements. Calling it the '1320' pro would not have been that bad, would it? Also mast for 65kg rider. I know @hoppline in the past has said the regular 73 mast is fine for light riders but can the same be said when riding with the 1360 pro?

​@@steveothedeveo Hey, thanks, really appreciate!! I am absolutely with you in terms of naming. I my eyes it's not only the number, I think the 1360 is a "Leviathan Pro" and the 1260 and smaller is something different, maybe a "Leviathan Downwind Pro" 🤣🤣. So names are a little confusing, but performance is great. I have had a similar surprise with some of the masts. The PIUMA 76P mast for example is only 74cm and the 86P is 84cm. Guess they just have to many products and to not have the same numbers they, at some point, skipped the concept of representing length or wingspan. To the mast, the 1150 was fine for me on the Leviathan 1150, so was the 1350. On the Leviathan Pro it was a different story. On the 1160 the Piuma mast was not strong enough and I could fell the twist. The 73 mast was okay and maybe I would have recommended to go with it. But once you have tried the 73P and Red Devil you can really feel the difference, especially on the Red Devil. I think it's because of the speed and maybe because of the more "radical" riding you can do on the Leviathan Pros. This increases applied forces. Like I said in my video, the Red Devil is a very nice and noticeable upgrade, but it's not a must. If you are 65 kg and have a 73 mast, just give it a go with the 1360 and see how it feels for you. If you are happy, keep it. If it feels soft and woobling, go for an upgrade. With 65kg the 73 mast should be strong enough to handle the 1360 (different story for heavier riders) Hope I could help....

@@hoppline Helps a lot. Thanks both you guys for great vids. Looking forward to to more.

I think it takes a tiny bit more speed to take off, but once up the 1360 really projects forward and generate more speed with each pump

I find that I get less tired on the 1360 because it's so efficient. Even though the 1350 is bigger, it has a lot of drag. I think I can go longer with the 1360

I have had my longest pump ever on the 1360, but I have to say I am only 65 kg. It's very efficient and if you bring it up close to the water surface a quick impulse is enough to keep it gliding. Surprisingly it also turns nice, has some speed to it and does okay in small waves.

@@hopplinewhat is your longest run?

@@martinminar1949 Hey, I can pump close to 4 minutes, but long distance and endurance has never been on my list. With the 1360 is think I might give it a go and try to go for 5, 10 or 15 minutes. Most important thing for me always was to wakethief so I never needed more than 30 seconds of pumping to catch up with the boat. Stealing wakes and pumping from on wave to the other I have done 26 minute runs constantly on foil (on a Razor Pro 975 !!)

Hey, I've been testing the 1360 for the last couple of weeks and it took me out of the "getting smaller and smaller" game. It's fast, playful, turns nice and still has the potential of going for long pumps and pushing the limits. Usually I would say a wing is more optimized towards beginners, intermediates or pros, but this one somehow does it all. I am 65 kg, would consider myself as a little more than average pumper and came from pumping a Razor 975 and 825. If someone would have told me that I would pump and enjoy a wing with a 1320mm span I would have laughed weeks ago. But now here I am, really enjoying this wing and thinking about breaking new long distance records....

Thanks Mark! We appreciate your support!

The 1360 would be a perfect replacement for your 1150!