EAGLE X – Redefining Speed and Glide

The legendary speed of the original EAGLE has evolved — introducing the EAGLE X, a foil designed to push boundaries in every direction. With gains in both average and top-end speed, it captures the energy of the ocean like never before, offering unmatched glide, control, and freedom.

This new generation foil is engineered to expand your entire speed range — not just peak performance. Whether you're cruising or flying, the EAGLE X remains smooth and controlled, delivering confident take-offs and forgiving flight characteristics. It’s fast when you want it, but never forces the pace — ideal for long downwinders with high average speeds and minimal fatigue.

Agility Meets Efficiency

The EAGLE X features a refined high-aspect outline, with surface area concentrated centrally and narrow wingtips that enhance manoeuvrability and reduce drag. This design brings crisp carving ability to a foil made for speed. Tip breaches are smooth and silent, free of turbulence or cavitation, while integrated winglets help reduce induced drag even further.

Effortless Glide and Endless Range

From weaving through small chop to racing along clean ocean swells, the EAGLE X transforms every movement — even the lightest pump — into effortless forward motion. It’s tuned to keep you flying smoothly, even through minor mistakes, unlocking new lines and longer sessions.

Precision Build, Ultra Performance

Built using Monobloc pre-preg carbon construction, the EAGLE X is lightweight yet incredibly stiff. The Ultra High Modulus (UHM) carbon ensures rapid response and precise feedback throughout, giving you full control at every speed. The TITAN connection system is compatible with both aluminum and carbon masts, letting you customize your setup.

Ideal For:

• Advanced riders seeking speed, range, and refined glide

• Wing foiling and SUP downwinding

• Long-distance, energy-efficient sessions with high control and low fatigue

Please note: Downwinding requires training, proper safety equipment (leash, light, flotation vest), and never should be attempted solo.

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