Single Skin Parawings

We created the single skin parawing to achieve the end-goal of packing-away for the ultimate experience of hands-free foiling. Our crazy-compact single skin models are optimized for three riding applications: up-wind-down-wind, down-wind-only, and surf.

SINGE SKIN PARAWING IN THREE MODELS

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SECOND GENERATION SINGLE SKIN PERFORMANCE

The three models are optimized for different riding disciplines. While each has its unique characteristics, they share multiple design and performance advancements.

AUTOMATIC STABILITY

Contrasting its collapsible stow ability, rider bar input is no longer required to preserve full flight stability

EXTENDED WIND RANGE

Reliable stability and comfort expands riding options into far higher power ranges and radically smaller sized boards and foils

CONTROLLED POWER DELIVERY

A prescribed amount of power is retained for more consistent pull getting onto foil and for upwind drive once on foil

ERGONOMIC BALANCE

Excess pressure on the bar’s trim angle was eliminated, with added hand positioning space balanced on the center of power

ULTRA COMPACT

Gains in mini pack size and stow/deploy performance super-charged by radically short bar and best-in-class canopy material

VISUAL & TACTILE IDENTIFIERS

Leading edge accent color, color coded front lines, and asymmetric bar design for identification of front vs. back

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2025 SINGLE SKIN PERFORMANCE DESCRIPTIONS AND EXPLANATIONS

With crossover from mature paraglider single-skin designs, we felt that we had approached parawing’s full performance potential when the Maliko launched last August. Since then, we’ve continued to give 100% of our focus to parawings, and, informed by feedback from so many passionate riders, along with our own daily riding addiction, we’ve gained important understandings in optimizing performance that are fundamentally different from what had crossed over from paraglider design and are specific to uniquely different parawing riding applications.

Because some advanced riders fly their parawing for less than one minute before stowing it for a 45 minute...