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    • Appletree Apple Slice Wing V3 4'10" x 50L

      Appletree Apple Slice Wing V3 4'10" x 50L

      $1,259.30
      Sale price  $1,259.30 Regular price  $1,799.00

      Appletree Apple Slice Wing V3 4'10" x 50L

    • Appletree Apple Slice Wing V3 4'8" x 40L

      Appletree Apple Slice Wing V3 4'8" x 40L

      $1,189.30
      Sale price  $1,189.30 Regular price  $1,699.00

      Appletree Apple Slice Wing V3 4'8" x 40L

    • Appletree Mini Foil EPS/Epoxy 3'2" x 13.6L

      Appletree Mini Foil EPS/Epoxy 3'2" x 13.6L

      $999.99
      Sale price  $999.99 Regular price  $1,299.00

      Appletree Mini Foil EPS/Epoxy 3'2" x 13.6L

    • Appletree Apple Skipper Wing EPS/Epoxy 4'10" x 55L

      Appletree Apple Skipper Wing EPS/Epoxy 4'10" x 55L

      $799.99
      Sale price  $799.99 Regular price  $1,749.00

      Appletree Apple Skipper Wing EPS/Epoxy 4'10" x 55L


    Foilboard Sizing Guide: Selecting the Ideal Board for Your Foiling Experience

    Choosing the right foilboard is an important first step to maximizing your enjoyment on the water. The ideal board size depends on factors such as your weight, skill level, and preferred riding conditions. Below is a general guideline to assist you in selecting the appropriate foilboard volume:

    Rider Weight (lbs) Beginner Volume (L) Intermediate Volume (L) Advanced Volume (L)
    Under 155 lbs 90 - 110 60 - 80 40 - 60
    155 - 200 lbs 110 - 130 80 - 100 60 - 80
    Over 200 lbs 130 - 150 100 - 120 80 - 100

    Note: These recommendations are general guidelines. Individual preferences and specific riding conditions may influence the ideal board size for each rider.

    Key Considerations for Choosing a Foilboard

    • Skill Level: Beginners benefit from larger, more stable boards, while advanced riders often prefer smaller boards for increased maneuverability.
    • Wind and Water Conditions: Larger boards provide better stability in light wind and choppy waters, whereas smaller boards are suitable for stronger winds and smoother conditions.
    • Progression Goals: Your objectives in foiling—whether cruising, performing tricks, or riding waves—can influence the optimal board size and shape.

    Selecting the right foilboard will enhance your foiling experience from the start, offering the ideal balance of stability, buoyancy, and performance.

    Need expert advice? Contact a REAL Pro for personalized recommendations.