Code Foils S-Series Foil Plane

Code Foils S-Series Foil PlaneSizes: 720 / 850 / 980 / 1130 / 1300 / 1540 / 1725The S-Series Foil Plane is great for Wing foiling, Surf, Foil Assist & Dock starts.We have selected the best plane options to fit your riding styles:720/142AR/S Fuse – (Wing, Foil Drive, Surf)850/150AR/M Fuse – (Wing, Foil Drive, Surf)980/158AR/M Fuse – (Wing, Foil Drive, Surf)1130/166AR/M Fuse – (Wing, Foil Drive, Surf)1300/166AR/M Fuse – (Wing, Foil Drive, Surf)1540/175AR/M Fuse – (Wing, Foil Drive, Surf)1540/142AR/S Fuse – (Dock Starts)1725/175AR/M Fuse – (Wing, Foil Drive, Surf)1725/142AR/S Fuse – (Dock Starts)What Code has to say:The S Series is a wing for everybody and every discipline. We have designed this foil with a foil section that provides early smooth and predictable lift. With a mid to high aspect ratio and a high lift foil section the rider is able to use a smaller area foil to give more maneuverability, extreme glide and pumping efficiency to flow through turns and connect as many waves as you like. When pushed in the surf the wing tips will breach with ease and control and ride out of white water sections with confidence and stability under foot.Features:The ultimate all round wing, beginner to advancedProne, Wing, SUP or even Downwind this foil excels in all disciplines of foiling.Adept in critical sections as well as drawing smooth flowing lines.Suitable for all levels of rider.The High Modulus 1130S is the go-to wing for heavier riders in all disciplines.Tucker Reviews the Code Foils 1725SWhen you think about big wings, beginners and big riders might come to mind, but Tucker has found that the 1725S has enough performance to make it a wing every foiler should check out.Who else might love the 1725S?Code Foils Downloadable Content Link:https://codefoils.com/support/downloads/Code Foil Hardware GuideConnectionHeadQty and LengthDiameterFront Wing to MastRecessed Star2 x 25mmM6Front Wing to FuselageRecessed Star2 x 30mmM6Fuselage to StabilizerRecessed Star2 x 16mmM6Mast to BoardRecessed Star4 x 30mmM8Shop for replacement hardwareSpecificationsSize500S615S720S850S980S1130S Hi-Mod1300S Hi-Mod1540S1725SSpan695mm765mm830mm900mm965mm1035mm1115mm1210mm1280mmArea500cm2615cm2720cm2850cm2980cm21130cm21300cm21540cm21725cm2A/R9.59.59.59.59.59.59.59.59.5Session ImpressionsRider: Skip | Location: Ferrysburg | Conditions: Strong SWI initially rigged a 4.5m, but I was overpowered and switched to the tried-and-true 3.5m Duotone Unit, the non-SLS version with the boom.Wing: 3.5m Duotone Unit (non-SLS with boom)Board: 2024 70-liter KTFront Wing: Code 850SI am really impressed with how the Duotone Unit handles in the waves and flags out. Even though it isn’t a dedicated flagging wing, they put a lot of work into making the weight comparable so that it flies level and doesn’t drop like previous units. I also appreciate having the boom. I wasn’t a fan to begin with, but I enjoy the extra real estate it provides when you are grabbing at the wing while riding a wave. Being able to grab anywhere between those two handles without looking is a great benefit while I continue to learn how to ride waves with the front handle.The Code 850S front wing is excellent for the waves. It has a very surfy feel and moves back and forth nicely without locking in. Because of the wave height, I was riding high on the mast to ensure I didn’t clip the waves, which allowed me to maintain my speed through the turns. I am also looking forward to trying the KT Arc board, which seems to be a shop favorite. It was another great day on Lake Michigan.Rider: Jeff | Conditions: Gusty, 22-32 knotsI just got off the water, and it was ripping. With a south push yesterday shifting northwest today, there was a lot of movement and energy on the water, but also some very nice wedge waves to be had.Due to the pitchy waves, I decided to size down to the Code 720S. I usually ride the 850, but the 720 was the right choice today because it provided less feedback in the chaotic water.Here is what you can expect from the Code S:Stability and Smoothness: It is incredibly stable, very smooth, and offers good lift for its size. If you are an experienced foiler, you can easily size down.Pumping Performance: It pumps extremely well for a surfy foil. As long as you keep the foil high, it has a great glide-to-turn ratio.Maneuverability: It is a foil that you can push. It releases easily and can feel “skatey,” yet it holds incredibly well when you put your weight into a turn.Confidence Booster: It is perfect for boosting your confidence when riding waves, turning, and pumping to connect to other waves.I was riding it with the 150 tail, which worked great, though you could size down with it as well. Ultimately, the Code S is a foil that anyone can jump on after they have learned the b