Neilpryde Swift Front Wing

FAQ

Who is the Neilpryde Swift Front Wing suitable for?

According to Neilpryde, the Swift Front Wing is a true all-rounder and is aimed at around 99 percent of all riders – from beginners to advanced foilers. Thanks to the variable aspect ratio per size, getting started is easy, but the setup also rewards you when you ride more demanding maneuvers.

In which sizes is the Swift Front Wing available?

The front wings of the Swift series are available in several cm² increments, so you can choose the right surface area for wings, wind foil, and SUP foil. The current range covers compact, maneuverable sizes up to large, early-lifting wings for light wind and fast riders.

What can I use the Neilpryde Swift Front Wing for?

The carbon front wing is designed for wings, wind foil, and SUP foil. This means you have three areas of use covered with one foil setup without having to change the front wing.

What characteristics define the design of the Swift Front Wing?

The angled leading edge with outer high-aspect sections and a moderate center sweep maximizes maneuverability and helps to cleanly control tight turns. The swept-up low-drag wingtips reduce drag and lower the risk of injury.

How does the Swift Front Wing lift in light wind or with higher rider weight?

According to Neilpryde, the innovative delta center section and the variable aspect ratio per size ensure early, easy lift, good glide characteristics, and maximum speed. Larger wings offer more profile depth at the base and help to lift more easily.

Is the Swift Front Wing compatible with other Neilpryde foil components?

Yes, the entire Glide system is fully modular. Every front and back wing fits all Glide fuselages (incl. Legacy models), and you can combine the carbon setup with the aluminum components of the Glide series.

What is delivered with the Front Wing?

The delivery includes the front wing and a matching cover. Screws are not included, as these vary depending on the selected fuselage and back wing setup.

How do I find the right Swift size for my intended use?

Neilpryde recommends choosing around 500 cm² smaller in the Swift lineup than with comparable wings in the Glide HP series. Rule of thumb: smaller wings for more speed and wave foil, larger wings for early lift, light material, and wings with lower wind.