Lift Foils board REVIEW | Wing Foil

[@wiepkejan]

Thanks guys, for your positivity!

[@DamienLeroyYouTube]

Thank you!

[@gotlift2046]

Great video guys!!

[@DamienLeroyYouTube]

Thank you friend!

[@ericfernand]

Hey guys, have you tried the lift 5’0 prone board for winging? What do you think about it for winging? Thanks!

[@DamienLeroyYouTube]

Eric, I have not personally tried it but 42L will take a little more advanced rider to wing it. I love the 4'6 by 55L wing board LIFT makes, it gives you more volume in a shorter package! WIN WIN.

[@nfinnigan]

I'm going to buy a new board and be HAPPY, LOL. Cheers

[@DamienLeroyYouTube]

Yea buddy! Right on.....

[@reedslater4664]

Did you say no warranty?

[@sikguystg]

Lol, yeah he did, goes against the claim "these boards are bomb proof". I was confused also. If they were bomb proof, Lift would confidently warranty them

[@DamienLeroyYouTube]

What I was trying to say is there are very few warranty claims on the boards, as they are bomb proof and really last and hold up well! Yes there is a warranty of course just like any other company! Sorry for any confusion!

[@DamienLeroyYouTube]

@@sikguystg Yea meant to say no warranty claims on them! :)

[@sikguystg]

@@DamienLeroyKZbin Oh haha, makes more sense

[@robertrecco710]

Fuck lift used them but once I tried Armstrong like I said fuck lift Armstrong quality and build and technology exceeds almost any Foil manufacture. This guy knows his shit the adjustments I was able to do with an Armstrong foil. does it need to come close to a lift foil but you get what you pay for and I rather pay a little more for the best innovations from Armstrong plus his wing boards are unbelievable attention to detail you will notice the difference compared to a lift wing board