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We present this Future Fly Yellow Fish 95L (used).

Future Fly is proud to present the all-new series of Yellow Fish and Abu Fish wave boards.

The development of the new series took more than 8 months in which the boards were tested in a wide variety of locations and conditions

The boards were tested by our international team, but also by different riders of different levels

The significant emphasis in the development was a particularly radical turning ability, one could say infinite, while maintaining excellent speed, comfortable and easy ride, and a quick planning ability. The speed enables these boards to excel in any type of conditions, and the limitless turnability will take the rider anywhere he wishes to go in small and large surf in on, side and off shore conditions

 About the Yellow Fish
Very special attention and countless hours were dedicated to designing perfect rails, taken from radical surfboards, combined with smooth out lines and a rocker that would allow the desired result.
The bottom shape of the boards has been designed and tested time and time again in a flow program, to enable perfect transitions nose to tail
 
BOTTOM SHAPE & OUTLINE

The bottom shape starts with Double concave/v in the nose going into single concave and into V shape at the tail
The water is compressed through the nose, accelerates in the middle of the board and is thrown out at the back and sides of the tail. The key is that the shape transitions occur from precise locations on the bottom.
The result is a board that simply raises the level of the rider, fits like a glove on the feet and allows the rider to reach rail to rail riding and perform any move and jump with tremendous speed and control.
The outline is relatively round nose to tail. Tail narrows using clean wingers allowing the boards to turn even harder. Rocker line is at medium height for a wave board, speed and early planing come from perfect bottom configuration.
 
CONSTRUCTION AND FINISH

FF boards are built from the highest quality materials available on the market today. From Italy to Switzerland, we carefully select the carbon and PVC Airex (the hard foam that is glued/vacuumed to the board with carbon and glass fabrics).

CONSTRUCTION FEATURES

Three PVC ''Airex'' stringers at the bottom which keep the board from deforming, twisting and of course cracking or breaking.
PVC ''Airex'' Stringer reinforcement under foot straps area preventing softness under the heels.
Double sandwich reinforcements under pad and other stressed areas.
Board is fully wrapped with 5mm PVC “Airex” bottom sandwich and 3mm PVC “Airex”
Rock shock double foot pad lay up 4+8mm for max comfort and security.
Strength to flex ratio- fabric layup gives the board strength on the one hand and on the other hand flexibility suitable for a sailor who must perform smoothly and comfortably on the wave.

FINISH

The quality of the finish is simply outstanding. The FF board is incredibly precise and clean, one could see and feel it from the moment they saw it.

FIN SETUP

5x Slot Box – Quad or Thruster option
Fins provided -Quad set – high quality Carbon Zulu fins made for FF at FF factory



 

   Yellow Fish 77 
Yellowfish 87   Yellow Fish 97
Volume 77L 87L 97L
width
56.5cm 58cm 60cm
Length 218cm 218cm 218cm
Weight 6.2kg 6.5kg 6.8kg
Finn incl. FF Quad 15cm + 9cm FF Quad 15cm + 9cm FF Quad 16cm + 9cm
box 5x slot boxes
5x slot boxes
5x slot boxes
sail 3.3 - 5.0 4.0 - 5.8 4.5 - 6.2

 


Hersteller
Future Fly World GmbH
Mittelstraße 25, 04416 Markkleeberg
Deutschland
hello@futurefly.world
+49 173 7235637
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We present this Future Fly Yellow Fish 95L (used).

Future Fly is proud to present the all-new series of Yellow Fish and Abu Fish wave boards.

The development of the new series took more than 8 months in which the boards were tested in a wide variety of locations and conditions

The boards were tested by our international team, but also by different riders of different levels

The significant emphasis in the development was a particularly radical turning ability, one could say infinite, while maintaining excellent speed, comfortable and easy ride, and a quick planning ability. The speed enables these boards to excel in any type of conditions, and the limitless turnability will take the rider anywhere he wishes to go in small and large surf in on, side and off shore conditions

 About the Yellow Fish
Very special attention and countless hours were dedicated to designing perfect rails, taken from radical surfboards, combined with smooth out lines and a rocker that would allow the desired result.
The bottom shape of the boards has been designed and tested time and time again in a flow program, to enable perfect transitions nose to tail
 
BOTTOM SHAPE & OUTLINE

The bottom shape starts with Double concave/v in the nose going into single concave and into V shape at the tail
The water is compressed through the nose, accelerates in the middle of the board and is thrown out at the back and sides of the tail. The key is that the shape transitions occur from precise locations on the bottom.
The result is a board that simply raises the level of the rider, fits like a glove on the feet and allows the rider to reach rail to rail riding and perform any move and jump with tremendous speed and control.
The outline is relatively round nose to tail. Tail narrows using clean wingers allowing the boards to turn even harder. Rocker line is at medium height for a wave board, speed and early planing come from perfect bottom configuration.
 
CONSTRUCTION AND FINISH

FF boards are built from the highest quality materials available on the market today. From Italy to Switzerland, we carefully select the carbon and PVC Airex (the hard foam that is glued/vacuumed to the board with carbon and glass fabrics).

CONSTRUCTION FEATURES

Three PVC ''Airex'' stringers at the bottom which keep the board from deforming, twisting and of course cracking or breaking.
PVC ''Airex'' Stringer reinforcement under foot straps area preventing softness under the heels.
Double sandwich reinforcements under pad and other stressed areas.
Board is fully wrapped with 5mm PVC “Airex” bottom sandwich and 3mm PVC “Airex”
Rock shock double foot pad lay up 4+8mm for max comfort and security.
Strength to flex ratio- fabric layup gives the board strength on the one hand and on the other hand flexibility suitable for a sailor who must perform smoothly and comfortably on the wave.

FINISH

The quality of the finish is simply outstanding. The FF board is incredibly precise and clean, one could see and feel it from the moment they saw it.

FIN SETUP

5x Slot Box – Quad or Thruster option
Fins provided -Quad set – high quality Carbon Zulu fins made for FF at FF factory



 

   Yellow Fish 77 
Yellowfish 87   Yellow Fish 97
Volume 77L 87L 97L
width
56.5cm 58cm 60cm
Length 218cm 218cm 218cm
Weight 6.2kg 6.5kg 6.8kg
Finn incl. FF Quad 15cm + 9cm FF Quad 15cm + 9cm FF Quad 16cm + 9cm
box 5x slot boxes
5x slot boxes
5x slot boxes
sail 3.3 - 5.0 4.0 - 5.8 4.5 - 6.2

 


Future Fly World GmbH
Mittelstraße 25, 04416 Markkleeberg
Deutschland
hello@futurefly.world
+49 173 7235637
Future Fly Yellow Fish 97L (used)
Future Fly Yellow Fish 97L (used)

ION Size Chart

Wetsuits

Men's Wetsuits

Size EURO Height (cm) Weight (kg) Chest (cm)
XS 46 169–175 54–62 88–93
S 48 172–178 62–70 93–98
STall 94 179–184 65–74 92–98
MSmall 25 167–174 66–75 98–104
M 50 175–181 70–78 98–103
MTall 98 182–189 73–82 97–103
L (Small) 26 170–177 74–83 103–109
L 52 178–184 78–86 103–108
LTall 102 185–192 81–90 102–108
XLSmall 27 173–180 82–91 108–114
XL 54 181–187 86–94 108–113
XL Tall 106 188–195 89–98 107–113
XXL Small 28 176–183 90–98 113–119
XXL 56 184–190 94–102 113–118
3XL 58 186–193 102–111 118–125
4XL 60 187–196 111–120 125–134

Women's Wetsuits

Size EURO Height (cm) Weight (kg) Chest (cm)
XXS 32 155–161 41–49 76–81
XS 34 157–165 46–54 80–85
S 36 161–170 53–61 84–89
M/Short (MS) 19 158–167 60–70 88–93
M 38 166–175 60–69 88–93
M/Tall (MT) 76 174–185 64–73 88–93
L 40 170–180 64–75 92–97
L/Tall (LT) 80 176–190 72–80 92–97
XL 42 174–190 75–90 96–101
XXL 44 176–190 77–100 100–105

Wetsuits for Kids

Size Height (cm) Weight (kg) Chest (cm)
4 104–112 15–22 55–60
6 113–123 21–28 60–65
8 124–134 27–34 65–70
10 135–145 33–40 70–75
12 146–155 39–46 75–80
14 156–165 45–52 80–85
16 166–176 51–58 85–90

Harnesses

Harnesses 3D Fit Men's

Size (EU/cm) Waist (cm) Back Length Spreader Bar Size (cm)
46/XS 66–76 - 22
48/S 74–84 ≤48 22
49/STall 74–84 >48 22
50/M 82–92 ≤50 25
50/MTall 82–92 >50 25
52/L 90–100 ≤52 28.5
52/L Tall 90–100 >52 28.5
54/XL 98–108 - 32

Harnesses 3D Fit Women's

Size (EU/cm) Waist (cm) Back Length Spreader Bar Size (cm)
34/XS 56–68 - 22
36/S 66–76 ≤ 45 22
72/STall 66–76 >45 22
38/M 74–84 ≤46 25
76/MTall 74–84 >46 25
40/L 82–92 - 28.5

Men's Hip Harnesses

Size Waist (cm) Spreader Bar Size (cm)
XS/46 66–76 22
S/48 74–84 22
M/50 82–92 25
L/52 90–100 28.5
XL/54 98–108 32
XXL/56 106–116 32

Women's Hip Harnesses

Spreader Bar Size (cm) Size Waist (cm)
22 XS/34 55–68
22 S/36 66–76
25 M/38 74–84
28.5 L/40 82–92

Rogue Wing Trapeze

Size (EU/cm) Size (cm) Waist (cm)
S-M 48–50 70–90
L-XL 52–54 90–110

Junior Trapeze Size

Size Waist circumference (cm) Age (years)
XXXS/104 50–56 6–9
XXS/116 55–61 8–12
XS/128 60–66 10–14

WHICH SPECTRE BAR IS RIGHT FOR MEN

Size (Trapeze) Waist (cm) Spreader Bar Width (cm)
XS 66–76 22
S 74–84 22
M 82–92 25
L 90–100 28.5
XL 98–108 32
XXL 106–116 32

SPECTRE BAR WOMEN

Size Trapeze Waist (cm) Spreader Bar Width (cm)
XS 56–68 22
S 66–76 22
M 74–84 25
L 82–92 28.5

Tops

Men's Tops

Size Sleeve Length (cm) Chest circumference (cm) Waist (cm) Lower waist circumference (cm) Hip circumference (cm)
XS 70–72 86–90 75–79 76–80 86–90
S 73–75 91–95 80–84 81–86 91–96
M 76–78 96–100 85–89 87–92 97–102
L 79–81 101–105 90–94 93–98 103–108
XL 82–84 106–110 95–99 99–104 109–114
XXL 85–87 111–115 100–104 105–110 115–120

Women's Tops

Size Sleeve Length (cm) Bust (cm) Waist circumference (cm) Lower waist circumference (cm) Hip circumference (cm)
XS 65–67 80–84 60–64 72–77 87–92
S 68–70 85–89 65–69 78–83 93–98
M 71–73 90–94 70–74 84–89 99–104
L 74–76 95–99 75–79 90–95 105–110
XL 77–79 100–104 80–84 96–101 111–116

Bottoms

Men's Bottom Wear Sizes

Size Lower waist circumference (cm) Hip circumference (cm) Inseam (cm)
XS 75–80 85–90 77–82
S 81–86 91–96 83–85
M 87–92 97–102 86–88
L 93–98 103–108 86–88
XL 99–104 109–114 86–88
XXL 105–110 115–120 89–91

Women's Pant Sizes

Size Lower waist circumference (cm) Hip circumference (cm) Inseam (cm)
XS 72–77 87–92 77–79
S 78–83 93–98 80–82
M 84–89 99–104 80–82
L 90–95 105–110 80–82
XL 96–101 111–116 83–85

Shoes & Booties

Boots / Shoes

Euro (cm) USA UK Approx. Foot Length (CM)
36 5 4 22
37 6 5 23
38–39 7 6 24
40–41 8 7 25
42 9 8 26
43–44 10 9 27
45–46 11 10 28
47–48 12 11 29

Accessories

Gloves

Size Ankle circumference (cm)
XS 19.5
S 20.5
M 21.5
L 22.5
XL 23.5
XXL 24.5

Beanies

Size Inner circumference (cm)
XXS 50–54
XS 52–56
S 54–58
M 56–60
L 58–61
XL 60–62

Hats

Size Head circumference (cm)
XXS 50–54
XS 52–56
S 54–58
M 56–60
L 58–61
XL 60–62

Poncho

Size Height (cm)
S 135–175
L 165–300

Helmets & Vests

Women's Vests

Size Height (cm) Chest (cm)
XS 158–164 72–82
S 162–170 80–90
M 168–176 88–97
L 174–182 97–108
XL 180–188 106–116

Men's Vests

Size EU Height (cm) Chest (cm)
Youth 1 8 124–134 46–56
Youth2 10 140–154 56–66
Youth3 12 152–166 66–76
XS 46 164–170 72–82
S 48 168–174 80–90
M 50 172–178 88–99
L 52
176–184 97–108 XL 54 182–189 106–116 XXL 56 187–194 114–125 XXXL 58 192–200 123–132

Helmets

Size Head circumference (cm)
XS 51–54
S-M 53–56
M-L 55–61

Board Bag

Core Twintip Board Bag

Max. Board Length Length (cm) Width (cm) Weight (kg)
137×43 cm 142 48 1
143 × 45 cm 148 50 1.1
166 × 49 cm 169 54 1.4

Core Wake Board Bag

Size Max. Board Length (cm) Max. Board Width (cm) Length (cm) (cm) Width (cm) (cm) Height (cm) (cm) Weight (kg) (kg)
148 × 45 cm 148 45 155 48 25 1.6

Wake Board Bag Core

Size Max. Board Length Length (cm) Width (cm) Height (cm) Weight (kg)
148 148 × 45 cm 155 48 25 2.95

Core SUP Board Bag

Size Max. Board Length (cm) Max. Board Width (cm) Length (cm) Width (cm) Weight (kg) (kg)
8′2″ x 28.5″ 0–254 0–72 273 87 2.6
9′0″ x 32″ 255–275 73–82 290 100 2.9
9'5" x 33" 276–288 83–84 300 100 3.0
9′6″ x 31″ 289–290 85–79 303 91 3.1
10′0″ x 33″ 291–305 80–84 320 98 3.3
10′6″ x 31″ 306–320 0–79 333 91 3.6
11′6″ x 34″ 231–351 80–86 364 102 3.8

SUP / Wing Core Stubby Board Bag

Size Max. Board Length (cm) Max. Board Width (cm) Length (cm) Width (cm) Weight (kg) (kg)
4′8″ x 23″ 0–142 0–58 155 70 1.7
5′2″ x 25″ 143–158 59–63.5 169 75 1.8
5′4″ x 26″ 159–163 64–66 173 86 1.9
6′0″ x 30″ 164–186 67–77 193 96 1.9
6′11″ x 30″ 187–211 0–77 226 100 2.1
8′3″ x 29″ 212–253 0–74 253 74 2.6
8′10″ x 31.5″ 154–270 0–80 270 80 2.8

SUP Board Bag Race Core

Size (ft/in) Max. Board Length (cm) Max. Board Width (cm) Length (cm) Width (cm) Weight (kg) (kg)
12′6″ 0-381 0-78 395 98 3.9

SUP Board Bag Race Tec

Size Max. Board Length (cm) Max. Board Width (cm) Length (cm) Width (cm) Height (cm) Weight (kg) (kg)
14′0″ x 26.5″ 0-427 0–67 442 70 27 5.2
12'6" x 28.5" 0–427 0–67 442 70 27.5 5

Core Surf Board Bag

Size (ft/in) Max. Board Size Length (cm) Width (cm) Weight (kg)
5′6″ 165 × 54 cm 180 67 1.3
5′8″ 173 × 53 cm 183 68 1.35
6′0″ 183 × 53 cm 193 68 1.4
6′5″ 199 × 54 cm 209 69 1.5
6′10″ 210 × 55 cm 219 70 1.7

Core Triple Surf Board Bag

Size (ft/in) Max. Board Size Length (cm) Width (cm) Height (cm) Weight (kg)
6′8″ 203*60 cm 206 63 22 3.4

Core Stubby Surf Board Bag

Size (ft/in) Max. Board Size Length (cm) Width (cm) Weight (kg)
5′2″ 170 × 54 cm 174 68 1.25
5′6″ 78 × 48.5 cm 182 59 1.3
6′0″ 183 × 51 cm 190 61 1.4

Core Windsurf Board Bag

Max. Board Length Length (cm) Width (cm) Weight (kg) Fin Slots
230×58 cm 241 74 2 Thruster
235 × 61 cm 250 75 2.1 Thruster
240 × 66.5 cm 255 82 2.2 Thruster
245 × 73 cm 255 90 2.3 Single Fin
250 × 79 cm 263 93 2.5 Single Fin
255 × 85 cm 267 100 2.7 Single Fin

Core Stubby Windsurf Board Bag

Max. Board Length Length (cm) Width (cm) Weight (kg) Fin Slots
215×58 cm 218 73.5 1.9 Thruster
230 × 63 cm 233 74 2.1 Thruster
235 × 70 cm 241 82 2.3 Single Fin
238 × 78 cm 240 91 2.5 Single Fin
236 × 100 cm 241 117 3.2 Single Fin

Core Double Windsurf Board Bag

Size Max. Board Length (cm) (cm) Max. Board Width (cm) (cm) Length (cm) (cm) Width (cm) (cm) Height (cm) (cm) Weight (kg) (kg)
245x65 cm 0–245 0–65 250 68 20 3.85
250x85 cm 246–250 66–85 255 88 25 4.4

WING BOARDBAG CORE

Sizes Max. Board Length (cm) Max. board width (cm) External bag length (cm) External bag width (cm) Weight (kg)
4'6" x 21" 0–137 0–53 147 62 1.6
4'9" x 23" 138–145 54–61 155 70 1.7
5'3" x 26" 146–160 62–66 169 75 1.8
5'5" x 27" 161–165 67–68 173 86 1.9
6' 0" x 30" 166–186 69–77 193 96 1.9
6'11" x 30" 187–211 69–77 226 100 2.1

Wing sock

Size Max. board length (cm) Max. board width (cm) Weight (kg)
5'5 0–165 0–48.5 0.5

Surf sock

Size Max. board length (cm) Max. board width (cm) Weight (kg)
5'9 0–175 0–48 0.5

Surf Sock Stubby

Size Max. Board Length (cm) Max. Board Width (cm) Weight (kg)
53 0–160 0–48 0.6

Luggage

Gearbag Tec

5′4″ 0–160 0–72 167 72 28 4.6 1 foilboard + 2 wings
6′0″ 161–185 0–53 190 55 35 4.6 1 surfboard + 4 kites
6′3″ 186–190 0–72 195 72 35 4.6 1 foilboard + 3 wings
6′8″ 191–205 0–72 208 72 35 5.6 1 foilboard + 4 wings

Gearbag Core

Size Max. Board Length (cm) Max. board width (cm) Length (cm) Width (cm) Height (cm) Weight (kg) Luggage
139 0–140 0–43 142 48 40 3.6 1 board + 4 kites
152 141–153 44–47 155 48 40 3.8 1 board + 4 kites
165 154–167 48–50 170 52 40 3.9 1 board + 4 kites
186 168–186 51–53 190 55 40 4.1 1 board + 4 kites

Gearbag Tec Golf

Size (cm) Max. Board Length (cm) Max. board width (cm) Length (cm) Width (cm) Height (cm) Weight (kg) (kg) Gear
145 0–145 0–45 148 47 38 3.75 1 board + 4 kites
165 146–164 46–47 168 50 40 4.15 1 board + 4 kites

Gearbag Tec

Size (ft/in) (ft/in) Max. Board Length (cm) Max. Board Width (cm) Length (cm) (cm) Width (cm) (cm) Height (cm) (cm) Weight (kg) (kg) Gear
5′0″ 0–150 0–69 157 72 28 4.2 1 board + 3 wings
5′4″ 0–160 0-69 167 72 28 4.6 1 board + 3 wings
5′9″ 0–180 0-69 187 72 35 5 2 boards + 3 wings
6′3″ 0-190 0-69 195 72 35 5.3 2 boards + 3 wings
6′8″ 0-205 0-69 208 72 35 5.6 2 boards + 3 wings

Gearbag Tec

Gear Size (ft/in) (ft/in) Max. Board Length (cm) Max. Board Width (cm) Length (cm) (cm) Width (cm) (cm) Height (cm) (cm) Weight (kg) (kg)
1 board + 4 kites 6′0″ 161–185 0-53 190 55 35 4.6

Mission Pack

Size Length (cm) Width (cm) Height (cm) Volume (L) Weight (kg)
40 L 35 25 49 40 1.02

Session Bag

Size Length (cm) Width (cm) Depth (cm) Weight (kg)
80L 55 37 40 0.45

Suspect Duffel Bag

Size Length (cm) Width (cm) Height (cm) Volume (L) Weight (kg)
90 L 90 45 40 90 1.56

Wheelie

Size Length (cm) (cm) Width (cm) (cm) Height (cm) Volume (L) Weight (kg) (kg)
S 56 35 23 35 3.12
M 64 37.5 45(+5) 65(+10) 4.35
L 90 40 35 110 5.15
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Future Fly

gegründet von einem PWA-Profi, der wusste, wie ein Board wirklich gebaut werden muss

Future Fly ist eine Windsurf- und Wingfoil-Board-Marke, gegründet von Arnon Dagan, einem israelischen PWA-Wettkämpfer mit über 30 Jahren Erfahrung auf dem Wasser und mehr als 15 Jahren in der Wettkampf- und Produktentwicklung. Bevor er Future Fly gründete, arbeitete Dagan als Head Tester und Entwickler für einige der bekanntesten Windsurf-Marken der Welt. Sein Antrieb war klar: Das Wissen, das er über Jahrzehnte auf dem Wasser und in der Produktentwicklung gesammelt hatte, in Boards zu verwandeln, die kompromisslos gebaut sind. Das Ergebnis hat laut eigener Aussage seine kühnsten Erwartungen übertroffen.

Madness Construction: mehr Carbon als alle anderen

Future Fly Boards werden nach einer eigenen Bauweise gefertigt, die keinen Kompromiss beim Material kennt. Carbon und hochwertiges PVC-Sandwich, Carbon-Lagen auf Deck und Unterboden, Verstärkungen in allen Belastungszonen, PVC-Stringer gegen Verdrehung unter Last. Future Fly beansprucht, mehr Carbon pro Board einzusetzen als jeder andere Hersteller auf dem Markt. Das Ergebnis ist ein Board, das sich auf dem Wasser sofort anders anfühlt: direkt, responsiv, crispy. Wer einmal auf einem Future Fly gestanden hat, versteht den Unterschied vom ersten Moment an.

Dany Bruch und das Wave-Programm - Weltmeister formen Boards

Ein Teil des Future Fly Sortiments trägt eine besondere Handschrift: Die Wave-Boards Stoked, Madness, Pure und Happy wurden in Zusammenarbeit mit Dany Bruch entwickelt, einem der angesehensten Wave-Windsurfer der Welt. Dany bringt seine jahrelange Revier-Erfahrung aus den anspruchsvollsten Wave-Spots weltweit direkt in den Shapingprozess ein. Wer ein Dany Bruch Board fährt, fährt ein Board, das von einem der Besten für genau diese Bedingungen entwickelt wurde.

Das gesamte Armstrong Foils Sortiment in der Wind Lounge erhältlich

Häufig gestellte Fragen zu Future Fly

Für wen sind Future Fly Boards geeignet?


Future Fly bietet Boards für ein breites Spektrum. Das Yalla ist der Einstieg für Anfänger und funktioniert sowohl für Windsurf als auch Wingfoil. Die Freeride- und Freewave-Modelle richten sich an fortgeschrittene Allround-Fahrer. Die Slalom- und Foil-Race-Boards sind explizit für Wettkampf und Hochleistungseinsatz ausgelegt, auf ihnen wurden 2026 internationale Titel gewonnen. Wenn du dir nicht sicher bist, welches Modell zu deinem Level und deiner Disziplin passt, beraten wir dich persönlich.

Was steckt hinter der Future Fly Konstruktion?


Future Fly verwendet eine Carbon-PVC-Sandwich-Bauweise mit überdurchschnittlich hohem Carbon-Anteil. Carbon-Lagen auf Deck und Unterboden, Verstärkungen in allen kritischen Zonen wie Fersen, Rails, Mastschiene und Finnenbox, und PVC-Stringer gegen Verdrehung. Das Resultat ist ein Board, das steifer, leichter und haltbarer ist als herkömmliche Sandwich-Konstruktionen vergleichbarer Marken. Wer Boards kennt, die sich nach längerer Zeit weich anfühlen, wird den Unterschied auf dem Wasser sofort bemerken.

Was ist der Unterschied zwischen den Dany Bruch Wave-Boards und anderen Future Fly Modellen?


Die Wave-Boards Stoked, Madness, Pure und Happy tragen Dany Bruchs direkten Fingerabdruck. Er hat die Shapes mitentwickelt und unter realen Wave-Bedingungen getestet, in Spots wie Pozo und Hookipa. Die Modelle unterscheiden sich in Charakter und Einsatzbereich: Pure und Happy sind zugänglicher, Madness und Stoked sind auf fortgeschrittene Wave-Fahrer ausgelegt. Welches Board zu deinem Fahrstil und deinen Wellen passt, klären wir gerne in einem kurzen Gespräch.

Hat Future Fly auch Wingfoil-Boards?


Ja. Future Fly hat das Sortiment konsequent auf Wingfoil ausgebaut. Die Range umfasst RedFox (Freeride), Snapper (Crossover), Seabird (Midlength), Viper (Prone) und Redline Raven (Racing). Die Konstruktionsphilosophie ist identisch mit den Windsurf-Boards: hoher Carbon-Anteil, präzise Verarbeitung, kein Kompromiss beim Material.

Wo ist Future Fly ansässig?


Future Fly World GmbH sitzt in Markkleeberg bei Leipzig, direkt in unserer Nachbarschaft. Das macht die Zusammenarbeit direkt und persönlich. Wenn du Fragen zu Future Fly Boards hast, erreichst du uns auf kurzem Weg, und wir haben einen direkten Draht zur Marke.

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