What size wingboard to get started on

Finding the right board size for Wingboarding wingfoiling.
Board sizing is key to getting the most out of your progression. In this video, Jeff explains the difference between board sizes and helps you find the right size board for your current level. From beginner to intermediate, this information is key to getting to the advanced level of wingboarding.
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[@louisgrondin7281]

Really good video & Informative. RIght to the point. Thanks :-)

[@zekesteggall2176]

Hi could you please give me your opinion ? I’m in Australia about to get a board for winging. I’m 108kg, I efoil, kite, windsurf, snowboard. Choice of 2 boards, Naish Hover 140l carbon or a Fanatic 140l skywing(new purple one) fanatic is narrower and not sure which will be better to learn on. Thanks

[@maiazybaikina8203]

I started on 115 l board ( i had some windsurf foiling experience before ). I would like to buy lower volume board next season. for high winds. Thinking about a board within 75-95 range. what size you could recommend ?( my weight is 125 lb).

[@kiteboardingcom1]

With your weight, I would say you will want to be on the lower end of that range for sure. Maybe even something in the 60L range.

[@robertherron649]

So at 80KG I should be looking at a wing board at 100 to 120 Liters?? What about length??

[@wsurfn]

Where is the best beginner area in Corpus that is deep enough for a 85cm foil?

[@kiteboardingcom1]

Sunset Lake right here near the shop is where we go to learn and teach. It is a great flat water spot that we have had great success with.

[@MSpirit1]

The best first board for novice should be 170-190 liters volume :-) Especially in fresh water