Ensis Score 3 wings arrived on a bit too quiet day. Nevertheless, got to ride a bit, but not enough to get a proper feel. These fancy materials make the wings feel feather-light indeed. 95 L dragonfly and 5.9 Score 3 in this clip, and not much wind.
Great to see that Ensis has finally produced an aluula/light wing. I am a huge fan of their Top Spin wings with their single boom. I recently purchased the same wing as you and have been flying around in incredibly light winds (F-one 1780- Phantom front foil). Enjoy
Select to expand quoteTaavi said..
Ensis Score 3 wings arrived on a bit too quiet day. Nevertheless, got to ride a bit, but not enough to get a proper feel. These fancy materials make the wings feel feather-light indeed. 95 L dragonfly and 5.9 Score 3 in this clip, and not much wind.
Hi Taavi,
I see that you wingfoil now, I got to know you in the winDfoiling posts and thought you were one of a dying breed of windfoil freeriders.
How do you like the Ensis wing? And how do you like winging compared to windfoiling, as I am contemplating getting a 2nd hand Ensis score (earlier model) and winging a try.
thx
Tom
Select to expand quoteTomDW said..
How do you like the Ensis wing? And how do you like winging compared to windfoiling, as I am contemplating getting a 2nd hand Ensis score (earlier model) and winging a try.
Hi Tom,
Ensis has been great. Only the very first models (the ones without windows) had a weak handles construction (the scores and spins are already bomb proof and fine), but the whole idea of having long handles was amazing already on these early models. Allows sliding your hands in the handles to change the angle of attack of the wing, instead of riding with a bent elbow when needing to sheet in. Check out this clip, from my early days of winging.
