Wings

What size Parawing do I need to get started?

The best size largely depends on the prevailing wind conditions. In general, beginners will require a bit more pull to get onto the foil compared to advanced Parawingers. Those transitioning from Wing Foiling to Parawinging should tend to choose a sl

Double Surface vs. Single Surface Parawings - which is better?

How easy is it to stow a Parawing?

Stowing away a Parawing requires some practice, as the process must occur while foiling. Those with prior experience in Downwind Foiling will find it easier to stow the Parawing compared to newcomers to this discipline. The more glide-efficient the f

How easily do the lines get tangled when Parawinging?

It is not uncommon to get the lines a bit tangled when launching the Parawing (especially when taking it out of its stored position while foiling). With more practice, this becomes less frequent, but even experienced Parawingers occasionally encounte

Do I need a leash on the wing when Parawinging?

Many riders choose to use the Parawing without a leash to avoid tangling the lines with a leash. If you lose the Parawing, it typically flies a few meters, lands on the water, and then collapses. The wing usually floats on the water's surface for a w

What happens if I release the Parawing? Can my Parawing sink?

If you lose the Parawing, it typically flies a few meters, lands in the water, and collapses. The wing usually floats on the surface for a while before it starts to sink. The bar of the Duotone Stash swims and helps prevent it from completely submerg

Do I need a harness for Parawinging? Which harness line is recommended?

Parawinging can be quite strenuous on the arms, especially if you use the wing not just as a launch aid for downwinding but also to sail upwind and keep the wing in the air for longer periods. In this case, a wing harness is very helpful for these sh