Slingshot One-Lock Kite Front Wings

FAQ

Who are the Slingshot One-Lock Kite Front Wings suitable for?

The One-Lock Kite Front Wings are specially designed for kite foiling and cover a wide range of skill levels. The series supports both beginners learning safely and experienced riders looking for a versatile freeride setup.

What sizes are available for the One-Lock Kite Front Wings?

The front wings in the Kite series are available in two different sizes to cover various rider weights, wind conditions, and skill levels. You can find the specific size options in the product variants.

What is the One-Lock system and what advantage does it offer?

Slingshot's One-Lock system is a tool-free mounting system that allows the front and rear wings as well as the mast to be connected quickly and without screws. This saves setup time at the spot and makes changing components on the go uncomplicated.

What material are the One-Lock Kite Front Wings made of?

The front wings in the Kite series are made with a carbon construction. This ensures a low weight, stiff and direct power transfer, as well as high durability during intensive use on the water.

Which masts and rear wings can the One-Lock Kite Front Wings be combined with?

The front wings are part of Slingshot's modular One-Lock ecosystem and can be combined with the One-Lock masts (aluminum, carbon, HM carbon, and Pro HM carbon) and the matching One-Lock rear wings such as the Verse Tail 270, Flare Tail, Turbo Tail 180, or Carve Tail 200.

What is included with the purchase of a One-Lock Kite Front Wing?

The delivery includes the respective One-Lock Kite Front Wing as well as a matching protective cover. The rear wing, mast, and fuselage are available separately and can be individually assembled according to setup and intended use.

What areas of use is the One-Lock Kite line intended for?

The kite front wings are primarily designed for kite foiling and, depending on the size, cover areas such as the learning phase, relaxed freeride foiling, as well as sporty, carving-oriented kite foiling. This makes them suitable for typical areas on the North and Baltic Seas as well as wind-over-water areas domestically and abroad.