Uni-Versity

Foil Chart

Every UniFoil wing and tail, side by side — area, span, chord, and aspect ratio. Find the right size for your weight, conditions, and discipline.

Find your wing

Three questions. One wing.

Where you are, what you ride, what you weigh. Answer those and the chart below gets a lot shorter.

01

Where are you at?

Each series is built for a stage of riding. Pick the one that matches you today, not the one you hope to grow into.

New to foiling

Progression

The easiest to ride. Low stall speed and forgiving pitch. The 170 is where most new foilers start.

Riding with confidence

Evolution

The step up. More glide and a higher top speed, with the same easy pump. The 135 is the all-rounder.

Chasing performance

Aggression · Quest

Aggression for the tightest turns in surf. Quest for 13:1 downwind glide that still surfs.

02

What do you ride?

Every wing crosses over, but each discipline has an obvious place to start.

You rideStart hereAlso look at
Learning to foilProgression 170Progression 200 for very small surf, dock starts and light-wind winging.
Prone surfProgression 140Evolution 135 for more speed and glide. Aggression for the tightest lines.
Wing & parawingEvolution 135Evolution 205 or 235 for the lightest wind. Aggression 150 to carve under power.
DownwindQuest 135Evolution 155 for easy low-end lift. Aggression 170 to surf the bumps, not just connect them.
Foil DriveEvolutionDraws about 10% less throttle than a comparable Progression. Aggression for a looser, surfier feel.
WakeAggressionProgression 125 as a first wake wing. See the wake setup.
KiteProgression 170See the kite setup.

03

What do you weigh?

Heavier rider, smaller waves or lighter wind: size up. Lighter rider, more power in the water, more experience: size down. The wing number is its area in square inches.

Aggression

  • 105 — lighter riders, or experienced riders in bigger surf
  • 130 — riders around 150 lb / 68 kg
  • 150 — the everyday size around 175 lb / 79 kg
  • 170 — heavier riders, lighter wind, downwind

Quest

  • 110 — lighter riders, faster conditions
  • 135 — medium-weight riders, the all-rounder
  • 160 — heavier riders, lighter conditions

Progression · Evolution

Fine-tune with the tail

  • Progression 14.5 tail — slows the foil down and adds low-end lift, roughly half a wing size.
  • Afterburner · Quantum — more top-end speed and tighter turns, with a little less low end.

Between two sizes?

Ask Cliff and Erik, the people who designed them. Free Zoom every Tuesday. No purchase needed.

The numbers

Every wing and tail, side by side

Quest Front Wing
Spec 110 135 160
Area (cm²) 709 870 1032
Span (mm) 970 1078 1175
Chord (mm) 94 104 113
Aspect Ratio 13.3 13.4 13.4
Aggression Front Wing
Spec 105 115 130 150 170
Area (cm²) 677 741 838 967 1096
Span (mm) 740 760 825 890 950
Chord (mm) 124 129 136 142 151
Aspect Ratio 8.1 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.2
Evolution Front Wing
Spec 115 135 155 175 205 235
Area (cm²) 740 871 1000 1129 1323 1516
Span (mm) 831 903 968 1028 1113 1191
Chord (mm) 104 111 120 128 138 148
Aspect Ratio 9.3 9.4 9.4 9.4 9.4 9.4
Progression Front Wing
Spec 100 125 140 170 200
Area (cm²) 645 806 903 1097 1290
Span (mm) 824 898 898 953 1010
Chord (mm) 109 116 111 122 133
Aspect Ratio 10.5 10.0 8.9 8.3 7.9
Quantum Tail
Spec 14" 16"
Size (in²) 20 23
Area (cm²) 131 149
Chord (mm) 44 44
Span (mm) 361 412
Aspect Ratio 10 11.4
Afterburner Tail
Spec 13.5" 14.5" 15.5"
Size (in²) 21 22 23.5
Area (cm²) 135 142 152
Chord (mm) 49 49 49
Span (mm) 343 381 406
Aspect Ratio 8.7 10.2 10.8
Progression Carbon Tail
Spec 13.5" 14.5"
Size (in²) 24.53 26.25
Area (cm²) 158 169
Chord (mm) 62 62
Span (mm) 343 368
Aspect Ratio 7.5 8.0
Carbon Tail 3 Pack

Three tails. One size. Each pack includes the Shunt, Shiv, and Shank — same dimensions, different feel.

Spec 13" 14"
Size (in²) 24 25.5
Area (cm²) 154 164
Chord (mm) 62 62
Span (mm) 330 355
Aspect Ratio 7.0 7.7
Construction Full Carbon
Includes Shunt + Shiv + Shank