Kite Foil Bar

Kite Foil Bar

The F-One Kite FOIL BAR is available in 50cm and 60cm, and equipped with 13m, 14m, 15m, 17m or 19m long stiff lines.

Slim and lightweight, the clean design of this F One bar allows a comfortable and controlled ride em you are kite foiling.

In order to reduce drag and increase performance, the floats are removable.

The 60cm depower is made with a with a high density polyethylene sheath to reduce wear when sheeting in and out.

The hoist made of a fixed F-ONE pulley and a RONSTAN® pulley with ball bearing system allows a precise tuning with no efforts.

The leader lines are adjustable from the knot scale inside the floats.

The FOIL BAR offers reliable safety functions such as the manual swivel on top of the quick release as well as the release set up on a single line.

The FOIL BAR is delivered with a short 40cm safety leash.

Kite foiling is an exhilarating watersport that combines the power of kiteboarding with the lift of hydrofoiling.

It involves riding a board equipped with a hydrofoil, that lifts the board and rider above the water’s surface.
This creates a feeling of flying or gliding across the water, and allows riders to perform amazing jumps, tricks, and maneuvers.
Here’s a breakdown of the key aspects of kite foiling:

Equipment:

Kite: A large  kite that provides the power to propel the rider across the water in light winds.
Board: A specialized board designed for kite foiling, usually smaller and lighter than a traditional kiteboard.
Hydrofoil: a Foil that lifts the board and rider above the water.
A foil consists of a front wing and a smaller rear wing (stabilizer).
Control bar: Used to steer the kite and control its power.
Safety gear: Including a helmet, impact vest, leash, and harness.

How Kite foil works:

The rider controls the kite with the control bar, generating lift and power.
As the kite pulls, the rider shifts their weight to balance the board and engage the hydrofoil.
Once enough speed is achieved, the hydrofoil lifts the board and rider out of the water.
The rider can then control their direction and altitude by adjusting their weight and the kite’s position.

Benefits:

Exhilarating and fun: Kite foiling offers a unique and thrilling experience that combines the speed and excitement of kiteboarding with the smooth, gliding sensation of foiling.
Accessible in light wind: Unlike traditional kiteboarding, which requires more wind, kite foiling can be enjoyed in lighter wind conditions due to the lift generated by the hydrofoil.
Variety of disciplines: Kite foiling can be enjoyed in various ways, from cruising and freestyle riding to racing and even wave riding.
Challenges:

Learning curve:
Kite foiling has a steeper learning curve than traditional kiteboarding, as it requires mastering both kite control and board balance.
Physical fitness:
Kite foiling requires good balance, core strength, and leg strength.
Cost:
The equipment for kite foiling can be expensive.
Safety:
Kite foiling can be a safe sport if proper precautions are taken.

It’s crucial to learn from a qualified instructor, wear appropriate safety gear, and understand the potential risks involved before heading out on the water.

Kite Foil Bar