Before you start handling the FreeWing, please read the user guide carefully and follow the instructions & recommendations. Try to get yourself as familiar as possible with the Wing and all its components, what they are made for and how to set it up correctly. Setting Up: It’s important to rig up your wing…
Place the wing on an area without any objects that can harm the wing. Stay away from small rocks, broken glass, and other sharp materials. Open the hose clamp. To open the valve, push away on the lever, allowing the clamp to open. Unscrew the valve counterclockwise letting all the air out. On larger sizes;…
We have designed our wings to offer you the best comfort while riding. Harness lines make your navigation easier. Allowing you to put all your energy into tricks and stay longer on the water! How to correctly tie the lines There are two loops on the central strut, (A) and (B). Close to the Leading…
Make sure the area where you want to pump the wing is free of sharp objects, like rocks and fences. Look for some wind shade while pumping up the wing. In case you can’t find an area with less wind, ask a friend to hold the wing while you pump. Find out the wind direction,…
Our wings are made for all weather conditions. They are powerful, maneuverable and stable at full speed. The chart specifies the wind ranges and the recommended inflation pressure. Too much inflation may result in the wing exploding. Note: Chart relating to a 75 kg rider. – Always be aware and responsible during your practice. Avoid…
On the following drawing you will find each relevant part of the FreeWing you should know: THE FREEWING 01. Leading edge – Front side of the wing 02. Trailing edge – Back side of the wing 03. Wingtips 04. Central strut 05. Neutral handle 06. Leash attachment 07. Diagonal handles 08. Front handles 09. Back…
