Axis Foil Freeride Small (Rear) Stabiliser Wing

With five distinct ranges to cover all foiling disciplines, you can be sure that AXIS has the perfect rear wing for you.

See the range summary and table to make your selection. As a rule of thumb, smaller rear wings will “loosen up” your set up for tight carving, but will also reduce stability and pumpability.

The Freeride range are divided to large and small sizes and you are looking at the small range here. The Large range are alas available from us on this site. When you purchase any AXIS carbon rear wings they come with an AXIS padded cover with zipper, in heather grey, and AXIS branding, for safe keeping, easy setup, transportation and storage. 

FREERIDE SMALL

These narrower chord wings are the perfect choice for advancing riders looking to get large wings turning more freely.

Size choices for the Freeride Small are: 340/80, 370/80 and 390/80. Also called the 390 GAP as it is an Anhedral wing (wingtips turned down.)

340/80.  The AXIS 340 Carbon Rear Wing is the smallest rear wing Axis make. Super loose, designed mainly for the 2020 600, and 545 kite wings, but also works well with the 680, 660 Surf & Foiling wings for a super loose ride. See the 340/80 Tech Specs Tab.

370/80. The AXIS 370 Carbon Rear Wing is the carving specialist. Even looser than the 400 rear wing, it’s one of the most turny and performance oriented rear wing on our collection.  A must have with the 750, 680 and 660 front wings, but also works miracles with the bigger wings, making the ride more playful and high performing. And when combined with the ULTRA Short Red fuselage then your ride gets looser than ever!. See the 370/80 Tech Specs Tab.

390/80. The AXIS 390 GAP Carbon Rear Wing is a new rear wing addition from AXIS. Different to the other Axis rear wings, the AXIS 390 GAP rear wing has an extensive flat section in the middle, with turned down tips. Many Wing Surfing riders love this rear carbon wing for wing foiling, and it’s a great compliment to the 900 and 1000 carbon front wings, for wing surfing. It adds a bit of extra glide and lift, while enhancing turning and cruising control.  See the 390/80 Tech Specs Tab.