Trent Carter runs through Slingshot’s newest foil gear — the race-developed Project Drag board and mast (now rolled out across the whole wing foil line), the highly maneuverable AR13 Rush front wing with its new Surf 130 tail, and the stable, beginner-friendly Rhythm wing that doubles as a fun wake foil wing in smaller sizes.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro: Trent Carter on new Slingshot gear
0:03 New Project drag boards (Tuttle & Track versions)
0:10 New Project drag mast — built for the race season
0:20 Now rolled out across the entire wing foil line
0:23 Track version with base plate vs adjustable Tuttle
0:30 Mast specs: super thin, ~12mm thick
0:39 Two new front wings: introducing the Rush
0:42 The Rush: an AR13 front wing for speed, pump and glide
0:53 Maneuverable with no lockout, despite its huge span
0:57 The most dynamic wing in the lineup
1:06 Easy to turn, rail and rip
1:08 Pairs with a new tail, originally built for downwinding
1:12 Found to work even better in the surf
1:15 The Surf 130 tail — three sizes: 130/150/180
1:22 Sizes get flatter going down for more top-end speed
1:27 Great in ocean surf (small sizes) and bumps (bigger sizes)
1:32 Introducing the Rhythm, replacing the Ease wings
1:37 An easy, predictable, stable beginner wing
1:44 Smaller sizes turn into a fun wake foil wing
1:47 Great for downwinding and bumps like Hood River
More info: https://slingshotsports.com/pages/foil
Let me know in the comments which new wing you’re most keen to try — the Rush or the Rhythm! Subscribe for more first looks and gear breakdowns.
