Lift Foils Surf V2 Wing

This product is awesome and the delivery was quick! Thank you!

When I first got on this wing, I knew how to foil but was far from being a pro. I got this wing to use daily to progress and get where I wanted to be with foiling. Not only did this wing help me progress, it stuck with me once I got pretty good. I love this wing for doing big carves and pumping around in small to medium size surf. I have ridden some other companies and wings in the meantime and just always end up coming back to this thing. I even use this wing for winging when the wind comes up a bit and it is a blast for that too. Basically: Insanely predictable, great at carving, great at pumping, extremely light and durable. What more could you ask for?

Spent at least a dozen wing sessions on this 200 v2 foil with the 38 tail. Its really reliable and offering a great experience. I'm 5-10 and 155 lbs and been riding this paired with a the 5-0 ride engine moon buddy, Its a good balance of speed, carving and pumping in lots of different conditions. When winging you can almost get the board to hover at lower speeds (especially fun toe side) allowing you to make all kinds of adjustments. It stays on foil because it is forgiving to rider mistakes. Compared to smaller foils (e.g. 150v2) it stays flying longer at lower speeds and easier to detect as it descends. It gives the rider good feedback when rising. A smaller glide tail opens up some better glide and turns. This foil gives you a lot of room to grow in winging as it doesnt need to be held at high speed all the time so you can try new turns and tricks. Its a great foil for down the line wave riding and wider carves for navigating breaking waves.
This size foil allows a winger to catch swell on the outside and start glides early as the waves first start to show up and take shape. it makes it fun to carve onto the swell, flag out the wing and do some small pumps to stay on the glide. This allows the progression of riding to steeper waves or even gliding more down wind when the conditions are 20+ mph wind.
This foil has allowed me to take my winging in the ocean and waves to the next level, and I consider it be the key piece of equipment for progression.

I recently learned on the two hundred. It is very stable and perfect for someone learning to foil surf. It pumps decently. I had a little longer fuselage for extra stability. It has a slower transition rail to rail with a larger turning radius. But it holds well on carves. A good all round foil to learn on.

This Surf 200 V2 is a killer all around wing for someone that is wanting to prone surf foil. I originally learned to foil on the Lift 200 classic. The classic is also a good wing but didn't have quite as much pump and glide as other wings I have tried. This new 200 V2 has soooo much more pump to it, its pretty incredible. Still a great all around foil for average surf conditions and just a ton of fun. Great improvement over the previous versions!

the lift 100/32 is truly a game changer. I’m connecting 2-3 waves on it in solid 10+ ft faces now regularly. Before I had this hesitation about connecting in the pocket in big surf, but now that’s gone because the 100 can make the drop. Crazy connection turns today in super steep sections. You can kick it out with such speed and drive the pump hard at the pocket. Just so good it’s ridiculous. I’m stunned such a small wing that can absolutely rip can pump so well.

I just got to ride the Surf V2 150 wing. I paired it along with the 32 Rear wing. Just from the size alone I didn't think this wing was big enough to really work for me, but I was pleasantly surprised. The wing felt great on a wave, nice and agile with good speed to it. It also didn't require a ton of speed to stay on foil either. Pumping took a faster rhythm to keep it going but still pumps well.

The surf conditions were waist to stomach high and not the most ideal for foiling. Lots of dumping waves, so the take offs were either just right a little sketchy. Also lots of white water boiling around on the inside. So overall less than ideal and challenging foiling conditions. Even with the tricky conditions, the wing is good enough that I was able to figure it out and feel comfortable after 2 waves and started getting some great rides. I am 6'4" 190lb.

Lift did some killer updates to these wings that improve their range and ease of use. It feels like they took the foiled out wing tips of the High Aspect range and morphed them into a surf wing. This makes for a well balanced foil that doesn't have too much kick and is really easy to ride.

I started both of them on the stock tails(200/38 & 250/48) and then ended up on the 32 as the best one for me. The stock tails felt a little to slow and dopy for me, where as the 32 tail really sped it up and loosened up the wing in the turns. The bigger tails will pump better if you are learning to pump but if you know how, they will feel a little stiff in the turns.

The thing I like most about this foil is that it was really predictable. Super easy to take off on steeper waves and the foil doesn't buck you off. If you are off balance or get a weird bounce then you can recover easily.

For winging, I had the same user-friendly experience. The foil comes up very easily.

My only complaint is that they felt a little small for their size. The thinner profile makes it more balanced and easy to ride but it also means you get less lift per size.
The construction is simple, light and strong but I did get a few chips around the mast insert when I was taking it on and off.

I will recommend the stock set up for anyone learning that wants a great wing they won't outgrow. When you get better, add the 32 tail and light them up. Surf V2 200 is best for 175 lbs and go 250 above that size.