All New North Sonar HA Series Wings

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North High Aspect Ratio Sonar Foil Front Wings - Endless glide
The Sonar High Aspect Front Wing Series is engineered for the highest speed and efficiency possible across a range of disciplines from kite foiling to prone foil surfing. With this style of wing, you need minimal pump and power to generate glide. The shorter chord length defines the profile thickness, and with a thin profile comes reduced drag. The span gives you stability and a slightly longer radius turn than a lower aspect ratio wing of the same size. The wingtips are refined to ensure there is no ventilation when you tip breach, giving you the ability to crank tighter radius turns at higher speeds, without losing speed.
Key Features:
Your stand-out wing for intermediate to advanced hydrofoil riders
Also ideal for kite, wing, and prone foil riders
Needs minimal pump and power to generate glide
Wingtip designed for zero ventilation when you tip-breach
Features:
Incredibly efficient kite and advanced foiling
Zero ventilation wingtips

[@michaelmckelvy9165]

Jeff thank you for all the work you do for us here in the coastal bend and the help you and your team does for us locals.🤙🤙🤙🤙

[@IRWE905]

Nice Review. Would like to see a review on the Jump-Pump-Glide potential of these Foils once the larger sizes are in stock :)

[@user-ht7ii5fe9w]

Hi Jeff, I always watch your videos with interest and pleasure. I can confirm that the MA1050 is a phenomenal toy. I fly the MA1050 with the 210 stabilizers, which makes the combo absolutely perfect. My question: If I want to foil a bit faster than with the MA1050 and also have fun in the wind wave and swell, is the HA850 a good choice with my 60kg? Greetings Remo

[@johan-matthygreyling7366]

Very informative content! What would you say a racing hydrofoil setup would look like, mast length, fuselage length and foils? Is stiffer mast better? Carbon vs aluminum?

[@avinashbikha]

Great info! Thanks for this. That detail that these work well on slower smaller wind driven swell (as I have on my lake) is doing it for me. I am 73 kg and intermediate + level. I was thinking to start with a 1250HA for the 12-15 Kts range where I would be using a North Nova V2 4.2m. Would that work? What stab would you recommend? 210? And fuse: 600 or 700? Thks a lot!!

[@kiteboardingcom1]

Sounds like a good choice. The 210 Stabilizer is very nice and is great choice for the smaller front wings as it balances the foils performance well. For the fuselage, my personal choice is to use the 600 for kite foiling and the 700 for Wingboarding. The longer fuselage length will give a little bit more stability and the 600 will be a bit more maneuverable. But really either can be used for both disciplines.

[@mvdanish]

Hey Jeff! Great reviews on gear. I really like ripping around as quick as I can in the moderate 15 kt winds we get most often in my neighborhood. What’s the smallest front wing you would recommend for 5-6M going fast in light to moderate winds. 950? My current wing is the 1200 MA, which is awesome, but I am thinking something with a little less drag will be even more fun. Thanks!

[@kiteboardingcom1]

The HA 1050 and 850 are available now, the 950 will be available around the second week of December.

[@kiteboardingcom1]

Mike we are about the same weight. The HA takes a little more to get going, has killer glide but I would tell you to get the 1050MA it has more speed range and would get you going easier then the HA wings and you will feel a much faster ride speed than the 1200MA. HA I would say work better when you have more power, but when they do fly they glide like crazy.

[@christianhaugen4875]

I dont know why im here. But cool vid

[@awareness556]

Those are foils, not wings.

[@scp8412]

Front wings…