What is a parawing?
A wing that can be stowed in a backpack.
It is a flexible wing, with no rigid structure, controlled by short lines. It generates the pull needed to get going, build speed, and lift onto the foil.
When you no longer need its thrust, you can fold it up in seconds, leaving your hands free to link waves together and glide.
01 · Lightweight: it weighs very little and fits into a small backpack.
02 · Foldable: you can pack it away without ever stopping your ride.
03 · Unencumbered: you can navigate the sea without having to keep the wing deployed at all times.
Is it for me?
A progression tailored to you
Before heading into the water, we’ll chat with you to understand your background and tailor the session to focus exactly on what you need.
01 · You’re coming from wingfoiling
Swap your wing for a more compact system and discover a new way to link flights and waves.
02 · You enjoy downwinding
Use the parawing to take off, head back upwind, and tackle your downwind runs—without needing a boat or a partner.
03 · You’ve already mastered foiling
Add a new tool to your repertoire: gain finer control, master transitions, and retrieve your wing without ever coming off the foil.
04 · You’re starting from scratch
We begin on land and progress step by step. If it’s a better fit, we might suggest an eFoil Assist session first to help you get up and flying more quickly.