Foilboard Straps
Featuring extremely soft KnitFlex 4-way stretch neoprene lining for the ultimate in lightweight comfort, our foilboard straps are engineered for connection, support and performance, with lightweight cushioning and a secure, customisable fit for all foot sizes.
• KnitFlex seamless 4-way stretch inner
• Micro strap adjustment capabilities
• Range of foot strap positions
• Centred or offline strap configuration
Foilboard Straps
Experience a complete connection with your board in full comfort with our premium lightweight cushioned foil straps. Customise your fit and stance for freedom to move and shred in every condition.
• Flexible low profile
• Super lightweight construction
• Comfortable dual density design
• Micro-adjustment washers
• Ideal for wing foiling / prone foiling / kitesurfing
Low-profile foilboard straps
A lightweight, minimalist strap designed for strapped-in riding, especially prone foiling. Whether you’re boosting airs or maximising your pump efficiency to connect multiple waves. Designed to lay flat against the deck while you prone paddle or to stand on top of when not in use.
• V-shaped double front strap
• Centred rear strap configuration
• Wide range of foot strap positions
• Micro strap-adjustment
• KnitFlex 4-way stretch inner
Foilboard v-straps
Experience greater control and connection to your foil with our lightweight cushioned foil board straps. The V-shaped front strap allows you to switch feet when tacking, without needing to double-up on straps. The straps also provide a tactile reference for ideal foot positioning, easier take-offs and fine-trimming of the foil.
• V-shaped double front strap
• Flexible low profile
• Super lightweight construction
• Comfortable dual density design
• Micro-adjustment washers
Low-profile v-straps
A comfortable low-profile, super lightweight strap set with a V-shaped double front strap. The Free-V Lo allow you to ride offline on both tacks in a more natural stance, resulting in less fatigue in your front knee compared to a centreline stance.
