The Starboard iQFoil has been selected as the 2024 Olympic Equipment, replacing the RS:X equipment after the 2020 Olympic Games. The iQFoil concept is the fruit of many years of windsurf foiling equipment development, but developing the equipment to running a successful Olympic Campaign are two very different stories. The story of our iQFoil proposal has, above all, been one of great teamwork with a common goal of making the future of windsurfing more exciting and sustainable for the generations to come.
Package includes:
- Starboard iQFoil 85 Starlite
- Starboard Foils iQFoil Carbon
- Severne Hyperglide Olympic 8.0
- Severne Apex 490
- Severne Alu Race
- Severne SDM Extension 36
- Severne Mast Base
- Starboard iQFoil Travel Bag
The Board:iQFoil 85 Starlite
The Youth version is based on and uses the same shape as the iFoil95 Carbon Reflex model, but with extra durability and a more affordable price point from the construction.
The Foil:
iQFoil Carbon Set
Front Wing: 900
Tail Wing: 255 -2 degree angle
Fuselages: 115 Plus
Mast: 95cm Carbon
Team Bag: Large
The Sail:
Severne Hyperglide Olympic 8.0
Designed to feel light in the hands, responsive and with an expanded wind range, the Olympic edition of the HyperGlide works with foil and fin.
The Mast:
Severne Apex 490
The APEX mast has an added fibreglass outer layer which makes it less susceptible to impact damage.
The Apex taper has smaller diameter mid-sections with increased wall thickness for increased reliability.
90% Carbon mast for extra durability.
The Boom:
Severne Aluminium Race
T8 aluminium monocoque construction with 29mm diameter and an oversized tail piece. The stiffest aluminium race boom, and at an affordable price. This breakthrough race boom design has been achieved through optimization of wall thickness and a larger boom diameter towards the back.
The Extension:
SDM Extension 36
Solid Aluminium tubes combined with triple pulleys for friction free high tension downhauling. Dyneema rope.
The Base:
Severne Mast Base
Ergonomically shaped for easy tightening and un-tightening with a low profile, reducing the gap between the board and sail.
