The ENSIS TOPSPIN is back, reimagined, and ready to ride wherever the wind takes you. Whether you’re chasing gusts on flat water, carving waves, in the middle of ocean on a downwinder, or exploring new tricks, this boom wing is your tool for creative expression on the water.

The ENSIS TOPSPIN is back, reimagined, and ready to ride wherever the wind takes you. Whether you’re chasing gusts on flat water, carving waves, in the middle of ocean on a downwinder, or exploring new tricks, this boom wing is your tool for creative expression on the water.

Unlimited hand placement lets you find your perfect grip at any moment, while the efficient profile delivers early lift, balanced power and smooth control from takeoff to touchdown. The TOPSPIN is the ultimate high-quality wing built for freedom, progression, and pure fun.

TOPSPIN 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0, 5.5, 6.0, 6.5

Cutting-edge development

Exceptional canopy tension
Canopy tension was a key focus for designer Patrick. “Canopy tension is crucial,” he explains. “A wing with great tension handles better, feels more stable, delivers more power, and is more efficient.” After countless hours of testing and refinement, he achieved the exact tension he was aiming for. The canopy is further supported by an industry-first combination of a semi-rigid trailing edge and wingtip stabilizers, that not only improve performance but also help maintain the wing’s canopy session after session.

Eva Nora about the TOPSPIN
"I love how early it lifts me out of the water. Even in light wind, the TOPSPIN feels alive with great forward drive. I have the power when I need it, always in control. I don’t need to think about how to handle the wing, letting me focus on the fun and manoeuvres. It’s what makes the new TOPSPIN stand out." Eva Nora Wyss

Tech Talk: TOPSPIN and TOPSPIN ACE

Join team rider Michi Näf and wing designer Patrick Aggeler for a tech talk on the new TOPSPIN and TOPSPIN ACE, as they dive into the key features and performance characteristics of both wings.

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