Quest V2
One board. More possibilities.
An all new tail design, refined rocker profile, and optimized volume distribution, the latest Quest delivers the glide and efficiency needed for downwind performance while adding the stability, control, and confidence that modern parawing riders demand.
Inspired by the speed and tracking of traditional downwind boards, but refined for everyday conditions, the Quest paddles efficiently, accelerates easily onto foil, and remains balanced and predictable when riding with a parawing.
Whether you're chasing bumps, linking glides, or exploring new possibilities with a parawing, the Quest is built to help you get there.
Launch Sooner. Ride Longer.
*Includes: 4pcs m8x30mm mounting bolts, 4pcs t-nut, board bag.
Design Profile
Foil specific board with focus on maneuverability and easy launch.
Features
- Apex Construction – Pro Carbon Layup
- Parawing / Downwind Design
- Ultra-efficient hull and volume for effortless glide and incredible tracking
- Step and Release tail design to help get up and going quicker
- Optimized volume flow to maximize buoyancy and reduce swing weight
- True downwind shape for linking bumps to long-range runs
- Full custom high-grip EVA deck pad
- Reusable Flexi-Hex packaging
Who is this for?
Designed for riders looking for a dedicated downwind foiling board, whether using a paddle or parawing, as well as riders looking for regular freeriding with a parawing.
How does it compare?
Versus Swift
The Quest is a longer board for the same volume, helping riders get up on foil more easily in lighter winds. Its shape and design make the Quest a better choice for light-wind parawing and downwind riding, whereas the Swift is better suited to higher winds and wingfoiling.
Versus Previous Quest
The most noticeable change is the new tail chine design. This allows the board to rock up more easily, which is especially beneficial for parawinging when there is no wave to help get you going.
The angled tail also improves high-speed touchdowns, allowing water to release more easily without the board grabbing or sticking.
While the shape remains consistent across all sizes, the smaller sizes are dedicated specifically to parawing riding.
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