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Freeride / Allround

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Beginner / School / Family

Light Wind Wing Boards

Light Wind

Downwind Wing Boards

Downwind

Race Wing Boards

Race

Freestyle Wing Boards

Freestyle

Wave Wing Boards

Wave

ACE Series Wing Boards

ACE Series

Need advice for choosing your light wind board?

A great light wind board helps you get going as early as possible with the least amount of effort. Extra length and efficient shapes help with glide, early takeoff, and quick foil take offs. For best lightwind performance choose a board 20l or more above your body weight in volume.

Model Rider level Sizes (L) Sports Description
JIVE Intermediate to Expert 46, 62, 72, 86, 100, 120 Wing Foil, Parawing Foil Mid length board, balanced, excellent lightwind performance, great all round and freeriding board.
JIVE ACE Intermediate to Expert 62, 72, 86, 100, 120 Wing Foil, Parawing Foil Same loved shape as the JIVE, but with a lightweight carbon laminate.
WALTZ Intermediate to Expert 85, 95, 115, 135 Wingfoil, Parawing Foil, SUP Foil Downwind board, long and narrow, excellent light wind performance

JIVE

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JIVE ACE

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WALTZ

Sale price€949,00Regular price €1.999,00

Why ride a midlength foil board: The ENSIS JIVE

Midlength foil boards have been part of surf culture for decades. They sit right between shortboards and longboards, offering a mix of early takes offs, control, and flow. In foiling, that same idea carries over perfectly. A mid length foil board gives you early speed, easy lift, and a calm feel under your feet, without feeling bulky or slow.

The ENSIS JIVE was designed around this balance. It takes the smooth glide of a longer board and combines it with the compact, responsive feel foilers are after.

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Midlength vs Compact Foil Boards

Foil board design has moved fast over the last few years. As riders push into new disciplines and more varied conditions, board shapes have naturally split into two clear directions. On one side you have compact boards. Short, wide, and playful. On the other, midlength boards. Longer, sleeker, and built around efficiency.

At ENSIS, we spend a lot of time riding both. The goal is not to say one shape is better than the other, but to understand what each one offers and why you might reach for one over the other depending on the session.

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