Impressive! But the 360 editing is a bit creative tho, the horizon is bent and there are 2 barrels at one point….aha got it, it’s a prank😂
@萬力-t8y4 күн бұрын
Stunning images
@anylength5 күн бұрын
Thank Armie. 🤙😊
@foiling_jp9 күн бұрын
If I'm using the HA925 with wing foils, what size of the new HA would you recommend? I'm currently using 4, 5 and 6m wings with the HA925.
@armstrongfoils6 күн бұрын
Hey there JP....The new HAs ride bigger than the V1s, so we suggest the HA880 would be the right option for you.
@foiling_jp5 күн бұрын
@@armstrongfoils The previous HA(v1) was quite difficult to operate until you got used to it, but what specifically has changed in the new HA(v2)?
@briansangeorzan4986Ай бұрын
I have the 8.0 and it's very light in the hands for a big wing. I only have one session on it, but it got me going in conditions that I never thought would work. I live in a light wind area, so this might be my go-to wing. If there were some improvements, I would have liked a longer back handle that would let me sheet out a bit when the gusts come rather than raise the wing overhead. Also, it's impossible to get this wing back into the bag that it came in. My 6.5 (different brand) comes in a bigger bag.
@satireinsitu2632Ай бұрын
A pity that there's no explanation of how of what various shapes and changes actually work. Too much effusive enthusiasm. Too little explanation. No real useful advice.
@andreha3619Ай бұрын
So - what's the minimum wind (knts) for 7 and 8 m wings ?
@snowpigpowАй бұрын
What front wing is that?!?
@oceanpixels9408Ай бұрын
Ma800 had to sand and rebuild it. Then kids painted
@robsharland2037Ай бұрын
South point?
@derrymalloy9689Ай бұрын
So badass!!! 🙌
@venomguysydneyАй бұрын
Pure Magic, and the leaders in quality and innovation
@LorenaJackmanАй бұрын
Amazing ❤
@wingfoilingWAАй бұрын
Great job guys, wings are amazing !!
@ClivehWrightАй бұрын
Bugger! I just bought an F One 7m. Love my 3 XPS wings and really need a bigger one for the light stuff
@NeuralEngin33rАй бұрын
Armstrong wings have the highest build quality.
@kaiburnАй бұрын
I reckon you should get funding from the tourist board! Looks great all round
@OCEANBOUND1Ай бұрын
sweet! I look forward to testing this!
@cacawachiАй бұрын
this guys are great designers
@kiteshopschweizАй бұрын
looks nice. intrested to present it in ouer store ;-)
@tahfietАй бұрын
Looks great! I am looking forward to test the wings. I love my XPS wings, they are so powerful seems that I will need a 2.6 for windier days.
@as_the_dodo_do2 ай бұрын
Looks all time guys! Keep it up
@oceanpixels94082 ай бұрын
I love using the 55l, I’m glad Armie is shaping boards and not a hairdresser 💇♂️
@armstrongfoils2 ай бұрын
😅...He does a mean Perm if you're interested Jezza
@venomguysydney2 ай бұрын
Great video, one of the better vids to date on new product introduction. That new 7m wing also looks a winner for those of us that live in light wind locations
@stevesantagati4972 ай бұрын
The TRUTH is simple about these boards: This shape is old technology (natives invented it for canoes). AppleTree has been doing it for a while…and it works. Unlike a ton of “pro only gear” this shaped helps everyone paddle faster and catch waves easier. BUT the big KICKER is the placement of the mast tracks; its PHYSICS. The fulcrum / balance point is moved up from the back of the board. I have two APPLETREE boards; 6’7” 19” wide and 5’1” *18.5” wide. I think Armstrong went a bit TOO narrow with 17”. Considering the board you’re used to is 20” +/- . So the take home: The larger sizes are a blast to wing and turn and get on foil MUCH faster and the prone sizes will help catch more waves and you wont have to take off in the crucial section. 98% of the foil community does NOT live where the conditions are great. The gear you want to buy is the stuff that makes your local spot easy and fun.
@alexpassi5333Ай бұрын
Good analysis. In addition is worth to mention 2 step back: 1. Increased thickness that worsen the feeling connection to the foil. 2. More swing weight by length. Anyway great overall board and good construction !
@stevesantagati4972 ай бұрын
Not sure why “dick shape” had to be mentioned 🤣
@fluiditynz2 ай бұрын
This design ticks a lot of boxes for me.
@1stSurfingFootage2 ай бұрын
Honestly I don’t see I rode a mid length and instantly wished I was on my prone board
@DannyCruzCreationsАй бұрын
Prone. But with a wing I believe this bring the two disciplines closer together.
@skyramafoil2 ай бұрын
Just got mine today🎉 looks so fun👍🏼🙏🏼
@RodQTNZ2 ай бұрын
Yeah. lol CashB.
@julianlopezb2 ай бұрын
Hi, does the foil drive gen2 works well in terms of connectivity with the board? Did you tried?
@UndergroundSkateSurf2 ай бұрын
👏👏this board is a weapon. Quiver killer!
@robadair2 ай бұрын
Ordered!
@StandUpMagazin2 ай бұрын
Looks like a fun one.
@xavierbosch71022 ай бұрын
I feel like there's a trend now for narrower and longer boards.
@shanestimac43402 ай бұрын
How do they work with Gofoil?
@kalrutter2 ай бұрын
The board we all need 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
@UndergroundSkateSurf2 ай бұрын
So good.
@NeuralEngin33r2 ай бұрын
I want
@sideshoreshop2 ай бұрын
Nice board !
@fluiditynz2 ай бұрын
Interesting seeing the side bolt on the top plate. When I've grounded a foil and bent my Axis masts, the Axis top plate mast socket deforms right where Armstrong have put this side bolt. I suspect this will mean that if this area is over stressed, the mast will deform but not the plate.
@KasotaSports2 ай бұрын
How do these differ from the CFV2?
@JPF-ji5bt2 ай бұрын
Hi thanks for putting this video together - do I put teflon grease on the three bottom screws of the front foil?
@armstrongfoils2 ай бұрын
Hey, That is a great Question, because we are using Titanium inserts for the fuse to front foil connection, you do not need to use any Teflon grease on these screws.
@krispewkrem32 ай бұрын
Can you use a DW board for winging? I've prone foiled a few years and the cost of getting into winging is a bit high so looking for a board that can get me into more foil disciplines.
@armstrongfoils2 ай бұрын
You absolutely can. A lot of people prefer using DW boards for light wind winging as it gets them up easier due to being more efficient through the water to get to foil activation speed. It is worth noting that it won't be as stable due to its narrow width if you are considering using this for your first Wing board.
@brookelanesadler94322 ай бұрын
Just ordered mine from Underground Surf and Skate here in NZ. Cant wait to start my Armstrong journey. Lesgo!
@surfsurfer1652 ай бұрын
Why did you chose to go for a base plate option instead of a full mast like the carbon ones? Is there a technical issue with that?
@armstrongfoils2 ай бұрын
Great question. The separate mast top plate makes packdown for travel even more compact than if it was a single piece, and it also makes building out your quiver of mast lengths more cost effective because you end up only swapping out the vertical itself vs the entire thing. The system is super strong and stiff so you're looking at excellent performance in the water.
@derrymalloy96892 ай бұрын
Love Armies breakdowns!!! Leave it to Armstrong to design a high end alloy system!
@danielrieder94582 ай бұрын
hi guys which boards are the riders using in this video?
@armstrongfoils2 ай бұрын
Hi Daniel, this is a new shape that's coming very soon. Stay tuned!
@jasona.neverforgetfukushim6472 ай бұрын
Your video screen format doesn't show whats being filmed... Never seen anything like it whats the point in watching
@andrewmcgregor36572 ай бұрын
Hi Jason...What browser and Device are you using to view?
@johnbeattie36102 ай бұрын
It’s working fine
@jasonleitch64782 ай бұрын
It’s a you problem. Works fine for me.
@fentonpainter79072 ай бұрын
😢
@fentonpainter79072 ай бұрын
Geez Armie, next you’ll bring out inflatable boards and aluminium wings and stabs….
@sideshoreshop2 ай бұрын
Nice, can't wait to receive them at the surfshop !
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Impressive! But the 360 editing is a bit creative tho, the horizon is bent and there are 2 barrels at one point….aha got it, it’s a prank😂
Stunning images
Thank Armie. 🤙😊
If I'm using the HA925 with wing foils, what size of the new HA would you recommend? I'm currently using 4, 5 and 6m wings with the HA925.
Hey there JP....The new HAs ride bigger than the V1s, so we suggest the HA880 would be the right option for you.
@@armstrongfoils The previous HA(v1) was quite difficult to operate until you got used to it, but what specifically has changed in the new HA(v2)?
I have the 8.0 and it's very light in the hands for a big wing. I only have one session on it, but it got me going in conditions that I never thought would work. I live in a light wind area, so this might be my go-to wing. If there were some improvements, I would have liked a longer back handle that would let me sheet out a bit when the gusts come rather than raise the wing overhead. Also, it's impossible to get this wing back into the bag that it came in. My 6.5 (different brand) comes in a bigger bag.
A pity that there's no explanation of how of what various shapes and changes actually work. Too much effusive enthusiasm. Too little explanation. No real useful advice.
So - what's the minimum wind (knts) for 7 and 8 m wings ?
What front wing is that?!?
Ma800 had to sand and rebuild it. Then kids painted
South point?
So badass!!! 🙌
Pure Magic, and the leaders in quality and innovation
Amazing ❤
Great job guys, wings are amazing !!
Bugger! I just bought an F One 7m. Love my 3 XPS wings and really need a bigger one for the light stuff
Armstrong wings have the highest build quality.
I reckon you should get funding from the tourist board! Looks great all round
sweet! I look forward to testing this!
this guys are great designers
looks nice. intrested to present it in ouer store ;-)
Looks great! I am looking forward to test the wings. I love my XPS wings, they are so powerful seems that I will need a 2.6 for windier days.
Looks all time guys! Keep it up
I love using the 55l, I’m glad Armie is shaping boards and not a hairdresser 💇♂️
😅...He does a mean Perm if you're interested Jezza
Great video, one of the better vids to date on new product introduction. That new 7m wing also looks a winner for those of us that live in light wind locations
The TRUTH is simple about these boards: This shape is old technology (natives invented it for canoes). AppleTree has been doing it for a while…and it works. Unlike a ton of “pro only gear” this shaped helps everyone paddle faster and catch waves easier. BUT the big KICKER is the placement of the mast tracks; its PHYSICS. The fulcrum / balance point is moved up from the back of the board. I have two APPLETREE boards; 6’7” 19” wide and 5’1” *18.5” wide. I think Armstrong went a bit TOO narrow with 17”. Considering the board you’re used to is 20” +/- . So the take home: The larger sizes are a blast to wing and turn and get on foil MUCH faster and the prone sizes will help catch more waves and you wont have to take off in the crucial section. 98% of the foil community does NOT live where the conditions are great. The gear you want to buy is the stuff that makes your local spot easy and fun.
Good analysis. In addition is worth to mention 2 step back: 1. Increased thickness that worsen the feeling connection to the foil. 2. More swing weight by length. Anyway great overall board and good construction !
Not sure why “dick shape” had to be mentioned 🤣
This design ticks a lot of boxes for me.
Honestly I don’t see I rode a mid length and instantly wished I was on my prone board
Prone. But with a wing I believe this bring the two disciplines closer together.
Just got mine today🎉 looks so fun👍🏼🙏🏼
Yeah. lol CashB.
Hi, does the foil drive gen2 works well in terms of connectivity with the board? Did you tried?
👏👏this board is a weapon. Quiver killer!
Ordered!
Looks like a fun one.
I feel like there's a trend now for narrower and longer boards.
How do they work with Gofoil?
The board we all need 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
So good.
I want
Nice board !
Interesting seeing the side bolt on the top plate. When I've grounded a foil and bent my Axis masts, the Axis top plate mast socket deforms right where Armstrong have put this side bolt. I suspect this will mean that if this area is over stressed, the mast will deform but not the plate.
How do these differ from the CFV2?
Hi thanks for putting this video together - do I put teflon grease on the three bottom screws of the front foil?
Hey, That is a great Question, because we are using Titanium inserts for the fuse to front foil connection, you do not need to use any Teflon grease on these screws.
Can you use a DW board for winging? I've prone foiled a few years and the cost of getting into winging is a bit high so looking for a board that can get me into more foil disciplines.
You absolutely can. A lot of people prefer using DW boards for light wind winging as it gets them up easier due to being more efficient through the water to get to foil activation speed. It is worth noting that it won't be as stable due to its narrow width if you are considering using this for your first Wing board.
Just ordered mine from Underground Surf and Skate here in NZ. Cant wait to start my Armstrong journey. Lesgo!
Why did you chose to go for a base plate option instead of a full mast like the carbon ones? Is there a technical issue with that?
Great question. The separate mast top plate makes packdown for travel even more compact than if it was a single piece, and it also makes building out your quiver of mast lengths more cost effective because you end up only swapping out the vertical itself vs the entire thing. The system is super strong and stiff so you're looking at excellent performance in the water.
Love Armies breakdowns!!! Leave it to Armstrong to design a high end alloy system!
hi guys which boards are the riders using in this video?
Hi Daniel, this is a new shape that's coming very soon. Stay tuned!
Your video screen format doesn't show whats being filmed... Never seen anything like it whats the point in watching
Hi Jason...What browser and Device are you using to view?
It’s working fine
It’s a you problem. Works fine for me.
😢
Geez Armie, next you’ll bring out inflatable boards and aluminium wings and stabs….
Nice, can't wait to receive them at the surfshop !