Collection: All Prone & Tow

Prone surf foiling is about tight turns in the pocket and long connections back out. The SURGE 890, 950 and 830 are the wings AXIS surf foilers ride most, paired with a SURF SKINNY 300/45 (or the 280/43 for a looser tail) on a Crazyshort Advance+ fuselage and a 72 to 80cm mast.

Foiling Magazine called the SURGE AXIS's "dedicated surf weapon". Luke Atkinson rides the 830 in Western Australia, and Liam Walton stayed on foil for 4 hours 7 minutes in the surf for the world record. For bigger days and paddle-ins, go up a size.

Tow foiling puts a jet ski or a boat between you and the wave. You are towed up to speed, let go of the rope, and ride swells you could never paddle into, or run open-ocean bumps for as long as they last. With the tow doing the work of getting you up, the foil can be small: ride the smaller SURGE sizes or a SPITFIRE, and for the biggest surf, a small TEMPO. A Tempo 890 set the outright foil speed record, 81.4 km/h towed behind a jet ski (pending ratification). Ride a tall mast, 90cm or taller.