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KT Pulse Back Wing
KT Pulse Back Wing - 115 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Manufacturer information
Manufacturer information
Manufacturer
CT
Hummelroi 20
24975 Tastrup
EN
info@tpesport.eu
https://ktsurfing.com/
Description
Description
Pulse
High Modulus Carbon
Downwind, Race, Speed Wing, Efficiency Cruising, Dock, Long Distance Pump.
Short Description
High aspect, hyper efficient carbon back wing built to maximize glide, stability, and top end speed. Tuned for downwind, race, and sustained efficiency effortless energy riding.
Description
The Pulse Tail is KT’s highest efficiency stabilizer, built for riders who prioritize glide, speed, and sustained efficiency over tight turning response. It’s engineered to pull maximum glide and top end out of any front wing, making it the ideal choice for conditions where conserving energy and holding speed matter most. Compared to surf oriented tails like Atom, Pulse runs at lower angles for the same lift and delivers noticeably more glide and top end speed. Its high aspect outline minimizes induced drag, helping the foil hold momentum through lulls, flat sections, and long gaps between bumps. Pulse is the tail you choose when efficiency is the goal. It excels in downwind and race conditions, and it’s equally effective for dockstarts and flatwater pumping when you’re chasing maximum distance per pump rather than maneuverability.
Construction
High Modulus Carbon construction keeps the tail incredibly stiff and super lightweight, giving it a precise, stable feel under load. The peak stiffness maintains consistent tail angles at speed, mastering predictability, stability, and overall efficiency when you’re pushing hard through chop or accelerating on long glides.
FAQ
FAQ
FAQ
What is the KT Pulse Back Wing designed for?
The KT Pulse Back Wing is a high-aspect stabilizer designed for maximum glide comfort, precise control, and high efficiency. It is optimized for downwind foiling, race sessions, dock starts, and long pump-and-glide runs, where minimal drag and maximum stability are crucial.
What sizes is the KT Pulse Back Wing available in?
The Pulse is available in three sizes: 95 cm², 115 cm², and 135 cm². This allows you to match the back wing to the front wing, rider weight, and intended use—from race-oriented to all-purpose, and up to maximum stability in light wind.
Which front wings are compatible with the KT Pulse Back Wing?
The Pulse was designed for use with the KT Solus front wings and all KT foiling fuselage designs. Typical pairings depending on the Pulse size range from Solus 565 to 1110, as well as Atlas and Nomad front wings—ideally matching the size and intended use of the front and back wings.
How does the size of the back wing affect handling?
A smaller Pulse (95 cm²) provides quick edge-to-edge response, very direct carving, and maximum acceleration. A medium Pulse (115 cm²) is the balanced all-rounder with a versatile range of uses. The larger Pulse (135 cm²) offers maximum stability, lift, and glide comfort—perfect for heavier riders, light wind, and long downwind legs.
What disciplines is the KT Pulse particularly suited for?
The Pulse is designed for downwind foiling, racing, and speed-oriented wing foiling. It also excels at dock starts, efficiency-oriented cruising, and long pump-and-glide sessions where you want to cover as much distance as possible with as little effort as possible.
How fast and efficient is the Pulse compared to surf stabilizers?
The high-aspect profile reduces induced drag and keeps the wing efficient across a wide speed range. In practice, this means more top-end speed, more stable pitch behavior at high speeds, and significantly less effort per pump—you hold a cleaner line and stay in glide longer.
What material is the KT Pulse Back Wing made of?
The Pulse is constructed using high-modulus carbon. The combination of low weight and high stiffness ensures clean, predictable handling, allowing you to maintain control at speed and accelerate efficiently.
How do I properly care for and store the Pulse Back Wing?
Rinse the back wing with fresh water after every session to remove salt and dirt residue. Regularly check the edges for cracks or dents and store the wing in a dry place, protected from UV radiation and impacts—ideally in a protective cover or foil bag.
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