That looks a lot like what I think the future will be Alex.
This is the link to Bryan's photos of the big wing in action.
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set ... 935&type=3
More details of the Aguera foils on Alex's website.
http://alexaguera.com/foils/
Kite foiling here in Maui
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Re: Kite foiling here in Maui
A great looking foil Alex !alex a wrote:Bryan Lake and I ride the same bigger front wing which is a lower aspect usually slower foil that handles the bubbles caused by waves very well. I also rode the high aspect wing in this video. Most foils do not like to go through the bubbles (whitewater). It is actually my all around foil (bigger low aspect) which is very good for beginners and big kite foiling as well.lezo wrote:What is the ideal setup to ride swells with foil? I guess you need a slow foil. Alex, do you have a special wing setup for surfing? Besides being slow to stay on the wave, what else does a good surffoil do?
Check Bryan Lakes facebook page for shots of him riding waves on Oahu with the big wing.