AFS HA Ultra Front Wing

AFS HA Ultra Demountable – Big Performance, Small Pack Size

Ultra Demountable is built for riders who want serious performance without the hassle of storing or transporting long, bulky gear. It breaks down in minutes, packs small, and still feels rock‑solid on the water – ideal for riders who are short on space or always on the move.

At Mor Watersports we see more and more riders needing gear that fits real life: smaller cars, shared storage, van conversions and regular trips to the coast or abroad. Ultra Demountable is designed exactly for that world.

The fully demountable construction means you can split the setup into compact sections for transport and storage, yet once assembled it feels like a one‑piece, full‑length system. The connections are engineered to stay tight and stiff, so you keep a direct, responsive feel under your feet rather than a “hinged” or flexy sensation.

If you’re travelling regularly, juggling limited storage space, or just want a cleaner setup that’s easy to live with, Ultra Demountable gives you a no‑compromise solution: proper performance on the water, minimal footprint off it.

Key benefits for Mor Watersports customers:

• Perfect for UK travel & storage
  Packs down to fit in smaller car boots, van setups, flats and shared storage spaces.

• Demountable, not downgraded
  Designed so the assembled setup feels solid and precise, not like a loose, multi‑part compromise.

• Fast, intuitive assembly
  Clear connection points and tool‑assisted tightening so you can be on the water quickly.

• Easy to live with
  Much easier to store, carry and transport than a traditional full‑length setup.

• Versatile use case
  Great for riders who split time between home spots and trips, or anyone wanting a more practical, space‑efficient quiver.

“Why buy Ultra Demountable from Mor Watersports?”

We test and select products that work in real UK conditions and real storage situations. If you’re unsure whether a demountable setup is right for you, our team can talk you through how it compares to a traditional full‑length option, and help you choose the right configuration for your current and future gear.