Does anyone wish to swap an Armstrong MA990 front foil for an MA890? My 990 is in very good condition with a couple of light scratches. I also wish to swap a 795 HM mast for an 865 if anyone looking to go shorter
3.6 metre
The kite works perfectly, I still use it. Goes upwind like a wing. It has a small repair made professionally that doesn't affect the performance. It's the perfect first parawing. I'm just looking to upgrade to the new version.
4 metre
Excellent conditon comes with boom Light blue with black and grey leading edge
5 metre
Excellent condition. With boom Light blue with balck leading edge.
1390 cm
MA 1390 V2, $800 Foil is in good condition, couple of scratches on the bottom surface. This foil has amazing speed range, especially low end.
79.5 cm
Used less than 10 times (only selling to fund upgrade to integrated mast)
960 cm
Great condition, just used a few times over summer. Wrong size for me.
925 Duotone Crest, Monoblock Dlab construction, 6 months old, good condition
78 cm
Located in Sydney, great surf wing for bigger days and kite foiling.
99 cm
Located in Sydney, great surf wing, ART v2 Ultra High Modulus 999
Takuma complete foil set Inc 1x 980 front carbon wing 1x rear carbon wing 1x 75 cm mast 1x fuselage 1x 1095 carbon front wing Looked after meticulously. Comes with all original bags.
4' 8"
4'8" 20"W 44L Code foil board Made by Ben on request from Code Foils. Very well made super lightweight, compact and tough carbon board. RRP $1500 Great for proning and enough volume for the foil drive with minimum swing weight ( i use for both) Great condition. Reluctant to sell and am only...
near new hardly used and only has one sandable scratch
looking to swap my mast for an PM865, mine is in perfect condition and used only for wing foiling.
72 cm
Complete Armstrong prone surf foil kit with 44L Axis pump board 72cm A+ Mast 70cm Fuselage Cf1200V2 Front wing CF300V2 Tail KD Maui Tail Armstrong kit bag spare set of mast T nuts Everything you need to get started, decent beginner kit for good price to get into the Armstrong environment...
