Designed to excel in the lightest winds, the ENSIS DRIVE features three struts and a hybrid leading edge made from ALUULA Gold™ and ALUULA Aeris™, creating a wing that is both featherlight and rigid, that delivers outstanding lift and power. The compact design and increased dihedral keep the wingtips clear of the water while riding, while the high-lift profile positions the power upfront where it’s needed.

You’ll be amazed at how easy the DRIVE is to handle. Hit the water with confidence and be the first on the foil. The DRIVE is the only light-wind wing you’ll need in your quiver.

DRIVE 7.0, 8.0, 9.0

Tech Talk ENSIS DRIVE

Industry-leading fabrics and construction
When it comes to light wind, size matters. Available in 7 m2, 8 m2, and 9 m2, the DRIVE is a light wind wing with a powerful and compact 3-strut design. It features an industry-leading ALUULA GoldTM and ALUULA AerisTM hybrid frame, making the DRIVE unbelievably light and responsive.

Easy handling and impressive power
When you first hold the DRIVE, you’ll notice it’s light and easy to handle. It feels natural to pump and generates a lot of power when you do. In a breeze, it is well-powered, and on the water, it effortlessly builds speed. The compact design, along with the dihedral arc, ensures the wingtips stay clear of the water while riding, while the high-lift profile positions the power upfront where it is needed. As the wind picks up, the DRIVE stays light in your hands, maintains its shape, and remains stable, allowing you to stay out on the water.

Magical light wind performance
“With the new ENSIS DRIVE, every day is a windy day! It feels effortless pumping onto the foil. It is magical to fly over undisturbed water on a glassy lake. This big wing feels very light and playful in your hands. I love the DRIVE wings!”
Balz Müller

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