So it's more than just the harness line and hook, it's a fully modular impact vest as well, all made in Italy to order.
www.wingman-products.com/the-wingman/
1. 600 euro???
2. Can you lay on your board with this hook?
3. How is 89 euro monoline better than $26 Dakine monoline (price for 2)?
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motogon said..
1. 600 euro???
2. Can you lay on your board with this hook?
3. How is 89 euro monoline better than $26 Dakine monoline (price for 2)?
1. Not cheap, that's for sure. Paying at least double over purchasing a currently available impact vest, dedicated wing harness and line.
I'm sure this will eventually be manufactured in Asia for a fraction of the price and you will be able to buy for a lower cost. It looks like he may be partnering with Ion.
2. Yes, you can lay on your board and paddle when it is in the chest position. (at least that's the claim). Also, you can hook in while toeside.
3. Good question. Made in Italy with a cool logo I'm not seeing any mono loop options at Dakine. wind.dakine.com/collections/harness-lines
Select to expand quoteMidAtlanticFoil said..motogon said..
1. 600 euro???
2. Can you lay on your board with this hook?
3. How is 89 euro monoline better than $26 Dakine monoline (price for 2)?
3. Good question. Made in Italy with a cool logo I'm not seeing any mono loop options at Dakine. wind.dakine.com/collections/harness-lines
It's "DaKine Windsurf Mono Line".
From wingman site: This product will be custom-built for you. At the moment the delivery time is approx. 6-8 weeks, and our team will be in contact regularly to give you updates about your order and the final delivery date.
Another vote for Windsurf harness lines 30 inch works for me. I tried the Slingshot harness lines and it get hitting me in the face while pumping. I switched to the Duotone Slick for the boom.
DC
the one from GONG is the best I have used. Thin but stays in shape even when it is windy
+1 GONG wing harness lines
inexpensive, quality construction, function beautifully
Love hooking in upwind!!
The NSI harness can work out of the box with a reel leash, and I added a snap-shackle for my wing leash. Works great and is significantly cheaper than $600EU. 
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The NSI harness can work out of the box with a reel leash, and I added a snap-shackle for my wing leash. Works great and is significantly cheaper than $600EU.
Have you tried hooking in from the chest area? That's the main draw for me. Plus the impact vest integration.
they will be releasing a colab with ion in 2023, so I'm sure the cost will be lower with overseas production.
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Have you tried hooking in from the chest area?
High hook on the chest is exactly what we all rode in 1983. Boy did that suck. I looked at the wingman, but the high hook told me to stay away.
I just switched from the Vinaka to the Manera Halo for winging. So nice, but not for everyone. More for former windsurfers.
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Have you tried hooking in from the chest area?
High hook on the chest is exactly what we all rode in 1983. Boy did that suck. I looked at the wingman, but the high hook told me to stay away.
I just switched from the Vinaka to the Manera Halo for winging. So nice, but not for everyone. More for former windsurfers.
Yeah, but you tried the chest hook with windsurfing...not quite the same as winging. Although I know you are pretty good at loading hard on the wing harness. The wingman does allow for lower position of the hook, but paddling would be a big issue haha.
