Parawing in LIGHT WIND! (FAIL?!) | 5m Parawing Test

Описание: Is Parawinging in light wind worth it? Matt Nuzzo tests out a 5m Naish Morph parawing in light wind to see if it's possible to go upwind in super light breeze.

In this video:

The struggle: Matt takes out a 5-meter Naish Morph parawing in super light and inconsistent wind, and struggles to get enough power to fly [02:06].

Suggestions: After the failed attempt, Matt gives a comparison between light wind parawing and light wind winging. He also suggests that high-aspect light wind foils like the Armstrong APF 1350 are better suited for such conditions [03:08].

Second attempt: With a slight increase in wind, the Matt tries again with a more optimized setup, including a 100-liter FG mid-length board, an Armstrong 1180 front foil, 725 mast, and a 220 tail [03:37, 03:42].

Partial success: While Matt manages to get going downwind but he still finds it difficult to get back upwind, highlighting the challenges of light wind parawing [06:28, 05:55].

Conclusion: Light wind parawing is not a viable option for him at his current skill level, and that it likely requires a very proficient foiler with excellent pumping skills [02:53, 06:38]. He does, however, believe the 5-meter Naish Morph could be great in powered conditions or for bigger riders [06:51, 07:00].

Check out the gear Matt uses in this video:
Naish Morph Parawing
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Armstrong 6'9" Midlength FG -100L
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Armstrong HA 1180 Front Wing
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Armstrong 220 Glide Tail Wing
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Armstrong A+ Performance Mast 725mm
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What are your experiences with light wind parawing or winging? Share your thoughts and gear recommendations in the comments below!

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