I'm looking to upgrade my foil and am struggling with all of the choices out there and no-one has stock to demo. Has anyone got experience with the Konrad ha foils (ali mast) and how do they go for winging? The price looks good and I love that it's an Aussie company. I couldn't find any reviews online though.
I have extensive experience with them and they are not only a good value, they are excellant wings. I had my buddy who is a die hard gofoil guy hop on mine. He was seriously thinking about getting the konrad with the 1900. Well engineered, a great recipe of stability and agility you kinda can't go wrong w it TBH.
I use the 1900 in light to med wind when I'm not on my Axis black series 980. The 1600 is good too. Haven't tried the HA wing.
This is my son on his Konrad carbon foil setup. Mate of mine also uses them. Good solid foils. Could post a ton of prone foiling vids as well but you get the idea. He's doing 4-6 wave link ups all the time now.
he rode the HA 1250 prototype the other day and was pumping all over the bay linking up, really liked it. Effortless pumping he said
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This is my son on his Konrad carbon foil setup. Mate of mine also uses them. Good solid foils. Could post a ton of prone foiling vids as well but you get the idea. He's doing 4-6 wave link ups all the time now.
he rode the HA 1250 prototype the other day and was pumping all over the bay linking up, really liked it. Effortless pumping he said
Massive rear foil!!
Yeh you are right. Since that photo we have already cut it down somewhat and will probably cut a little More. Just need to make sure we keep the pumpability in tact.
Thanks for the feedback martyman and eppo. It sounds and looks like they go pretty well.
I am only starting out and haven't flown on my foil yet so I don't know much. But I was in their shop a couple of weeks ago and was looking at the carbon masts and foils. The quality of the finish was excellent. Looked like a sculpted work of art. They are pretty dedicated to the Kite and wing experience IMO. If I ever get to learn this foiling thing I will definitely look into their gear. So must lighter than my Naish aluminium mast etc.
