Monobloc Plane

With a Monobloc Plane, the front wing, fuselage, and stabilizer are all molded together into a single continuous structure. This construction reduces hydrodynamic drag to an absolute minimum while delivering a supremely stiff and solid foil.

A rigid overall structure is key for both performance. In standard foils, the connections between the front wing, fuselage, and tails are subject to high loads and represent critical structural areas. By removing these entirely, all potential sources of unwanted or parasitic movement are eliminated, and the Monobloc Plane ensures consistent stiffness, better efficiency, and precise response to rider input.