Armstrong Surf Foilboard

How to take good care of your foilboard

• Rinse after every session: Rinse the board, deck grip, foil-tracks, and screws with fresh water after use, especially after saltwater sessions, to prevent salt and sand from sticking to the material.
• Dry in the shade: Let the board dry completely before putting it in the bag, and avoid drying it in direct sunlight.
• Storage: Store the board in its board bag in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
• Avoid excessive heat: Never leave the board in a closed car or out in strong sunlight, as high temperatures can damage the sandwich construction.
• Transport: Always use the board bag during transport, and avoid point loads and sharp objects against both the deck and the bottom.
• Check your equipment regularly: Check the foil-screws and tracks for tightness and corrosion, and tighten the screws according to the foil's instructions.

What sizes does the Armstrong Surf Foilboard come in?

The board comes in six sizes, from 24L to 48L, so you can match the volume to the rider’s weight, skill level, and wave conditions.

Does it come with a board bag?

Yes, it comes with a board bag to protect the board during transport and storage.

Who is the board for?

The shape is designed for prone surf foiling at all levels, from beginners who need stability when popping up to experienced riders looking for responsiveness for advanced carves.

What is the board made of?

The hull is an ultra-stiff double-skin PVC sandwich with Armstrong i-beam dual stringers, and the carbon foil tracks are keyed directly into the stringer fibers for a fully integrated construction.

How much does the board weigh?

The weight depends on the size and ranges from approximately 3.0 to 4.2 kg across the six sizes.

Can I mount footstraps on the board?

Yes, the deck has inserts for self-tapping screws, and holes in the deck grip provide easy access, so you can mount footstraps as needed.

Can the board be used for anything other than prone surf foiling?

The shape is 100% surf-specific, with tow-in versatility, and is also suitable for wave riders who use foil assist or tow setups.

How do I keep the board in good condition?

Rinse the board with fresh water after use, especially after saltwater, let it dry in the shade, and store it in the board bag away from direct sunlight and high heat. Also check regularly that the foil screws are tight and free of corrosion.