The wing is the engine of a wingfoiling setup, the handheld sail that catches the wind and drives you across the water and up onto the foil. Ozone are one of the most respected names in the sport, and this collection gathers their wings and parawings, from forgiving all round designs to high performance and lightweight options for experienced riders.

Whether you are learning to wing or refining a quiver for different wind strengths, the right wing makes all the difference to how easy and fun your sessions feel. Below you will find a range of sizes and models, plus a guide to help you choose.

Not sure which size or model to pick? The guide below explains wing sizing and types, and our team is happy to help. Browse the range below, or see our wider wingsurf wings and foiling gear.

How Does a Wing Work?

A wing is an inflatable handheld sail with a leading edge and strut that you hold by handles or a boom. You angle it to the wind to generate power, which drives you forward until the board lifts onto its foil. Once foiling, you can sheet the wing in and out to control power and even depower it in gusts. Learning to handle the wing smoothly is the foundation of the sport.

Understanding Wing Size

Wings are measured in square metres, and the right size depends on wind strength and your body weight. As a rough guide, bigger wings power up in lighter winds and smaller wings keep you in control when it is stronger.

• Light wind: larger wings around 5 to 7m generate power sooner
• Medium wind: mid sizes around 4 to 5m for all round use
• Strong wind: smaller wings around 3 to 4m stay controllable

Most riders build a quiver of two or three sizes to cover the conditions they ride in. Heavier riders size up, and lighter riders size down.

Wings and Parawings Explained

Ozone make both traditional inflatable wings and newer parawings. A conventional wing is a rigid, inflated handheld sail that is intuitive and stable, ideal for learning and all round riding. A parawing is a lighter, soft design that packs down very small, favoured by downwind and advanced riders who want minimal kit. For most riders starting out, a conventional inflatable wing is the natural choice.

Choosing a Wing for Your Level

Your ability points to the right wing.

• Beginners: a stable, forgiving all round wing that is easy to handle and relaunch
• Intermediates: a responsive all round wing that grows with your skills
• Advanced: performance or lightweight wings tuned for speed, freestyle or downwind

A forgiving all round wing in the right size is the best starting point, and you can add specialist sizes and models as you progress.

What Features Matter?

Several details affect how a wing feels.

• Handles or a boom: handles are light and simple, a boom lets you move your hands freely
• Leading edge stiffness: a stiffer frame feels more direct and stable
• Weight: lighter wings are less tiring and feel better when depowered
• Window: a clear panel helps you see other water users

How to Choose Your Ozone Wing

Start with your local wind and your weight, and pick a size that powers up easily in your usual conditions, leaning larger for light wind and smaller for strong wind. Match the model to your level, choosing a forgiving all round wing to learn on. If you ride a range of conditions, plan for a quiver of two or three sizes over time. Our team can help you choose.

Caring for Your Wing

Good care keeps a wing flying well for years.

• Rinse off salt and sand, and dry fully before packing away
• Avoid leaving a wing flapping on the beach in strong wind or sun
• Store rolled loosely in its bag, out of direct heat
• Check the valve, leading edge and seams for wear before sessions

How Much Do Wings Cost?

Price depends on size, construction and whether it is a standard wing or a performance or parawing design. All round wings offer the best value for most riders, performance models cost more for their refined handling and lighter builds, and specialist parawings sit at the top for dedicated riders. A good all round wing in the right size is the smartest first purchase.

Why Buy Your Ozone Wing from Surface2Air Sports?

We have supported wind sports riders since 2002, from our shop in Poole and online. We can help you size a wing to your weight and local wind, choose between a wing and a parawing, and match it to the rest of your foil setup. Expect honest advice, trusted brands, and options for every budget. Complete your kit with our wider wing foil accessories.

Frequently Asked Questions About Ozone Wings

What size wing should I buy first?

It depends on your weight and local wind, but many riders start with a mid size wing around 4 to 5m, which covers common conditions. We can advise for your spot.

How many wings do I need?

Most riders cover their conditions with two or three sizes. A single all round wing is a fine start, with a larger or smaller size added later.

What is a parawing?

A parawing is a lighter, soft handheld wing that packs down very small, favoured by downwind and advanced riders. A conventional inflatable wing is easier for learning.

Should I choose handles or a boom?

Handles are light and simple, while a boom lets you slide your hands to find the best grip. Both work well, so it comes down to preference.

Can a bigger wing help in light wind?

Yes. A larger wing generates power sooner, so it helps you get going and keep foiling when the wind is lighter.

How do I look after my wing?

Rinse off salt and sand, dry it fully, avoid leaving it flapping in the sun, and store it rolled loosely away from heat.