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Naish have been in the SUP foil market from day one, and their 2020 Naish SUP foil range is bigger than ever before. In their 2020 range they have a wide choice of boards to suit a wide range of riders needs and abilities. For some paddlers the hardest part is understanding which board would be best for you!
In this video review we talk about the whole 2020 Naish SUP foil range and break down why the boards are designed and sized like they are. We also try and help you understand which board you should be looking at, to get the most out of SUP foiling in 2020.
I have 95L hover sup ultra carbon board. Love it for wing surfing, but have not been able to catch waves with it. I use 2450 & 1650 jet foils for light and high winds, respectively.
Thanks for your feedback. When you say that you have not been able to catch waves with it yet.Is that because you haven’t try? Or it’s too hard? Sounds like you have a great foil setup. Thanks Reuben
Hi Reuben, great video, thanks!! I have been wingfoiling with friends material, the smallest board I wingfoiled with is a One-6.8x28x108l, at the beginning it was hard to get on knees and up because the side chop on the sea maked it difficult, after a few times it get better, some times still difficult. I have now orderd today a Naish Ultra Carbon 6.0×28.5 110l. I want it for wingsurfing to progress, to start doing jibes, taks, etc and later for downwind wingfoiling. I am afraid that its maybe more unstable than the one 6.8, maybe i should change for… Read more »
Hey Ramon, Yeah, you could change it for the bigger one. I think you could use both but the extra width will offer you so much more stability. The 6’5 will feel easy to use but that means you will just spend more time on the foil. It still being short will still make it easy to jibe and tack. Hope that helps?
hola quiero comprar una tabla quiero saber la diferencien entre la carbon ultra y la carbon sanwinch mi peso es de 75kg creo que con la 95l estaria bien , y tambien me gustaria saber si con el wing surfer s25 de 4.6 , m sereria suficiente para esa tabla soy nuevo en estoy y estoy un poco dudoso , tambien comentarte que me he decidido por el jet hidrofoil 1650 de naish , que te parece todo este equipo para empezar .
gracias
Really great video! I’ve been learning to use a wing on a normal SUP and am looking to buy my first board for foiling. I’m 188 cm and 97 kg. Would the Naish Hover 140 be the way to go? I’ve not foiled before and would be predominantly wing foiling.
The Hover range of boards is great for getting into your first flights. Yes I would recommend the 140L for you. Eventually you would want a shorter board when you get the hang of it. But the Hover will sell on super easy at that point.
I’m looking at the 95L board for SUP foil only (for now). Any comments on it’s range, I’m on a 6’5″ JL Flying-V @115L right now. I’m roughly 78 kg and in mostly knee to waist high surf (that’s my main concern) looking to progress pumping and turning.
Hey Adam, I weigh 75kg and have still got my 2020 Naish 95l carbon ultra. It will be challenging when you start off with but its a great board that will really get you to progress well in the sport. Another board that you will find easier to use but will offer you a similar level of performance is the Armstrong 99l. Its wider and easier to stand on but still good for pumping. FYI my Naish is better for me at the moment as its has a little more top end for me compared to the Armstrong (Will has… Read more »
Definitely helps, thanks Reuben. I’ve got a deal on the 95L S26 (same size) so I think I’ll try it, always have the 115L Flying-V to fall back to. I feel like I can get going pretty easily on anything with the Flying-V, but it’s usually a quick burst of speed, so the size differential with respect to a glide into the wave isn’t really as big of a deal. I can balance in 15 knots of wind on that thing (not that I should be), I know that will probably go away, but the performance edge for a smaller… Read more »
Bought it today, should be here soon. I’ll report back once I get some sessions in.
cool cool.