Zasby said..
Looking for some advice on setting up a light wind wing foiling kit.

I am 90kg and currently have the following kit:
- SMIK 100ltr Wing Board
- SMIK 5m Wing
- Armstrong 1850 front wing
- Armstrong 232 rear wing

Should I get a larger wing, foil setup or board for light wind foiling?
What's the order of importance for light wing foiling?

Cheers

Foiling is a trade off of drag. Which is more dense then becomes the next question, you have a pretty big front foil, which will induce quite a bit of drag. Consider a smaller high aspect front wing and a bigger sail. Your board is a good size.
You never really specified what you define as light, so a 6m might be too small? If you've seen any of the FOne team riders, they're out on sinkers in +/- 10 knots with 8m CWC strikes. Unfortunately they're bloody expensive in Aus, otherwise I too would love to be ripping in 10 knots on a sinker.

Bit of food for thought!

Zasby said..
Looking for some advice on setting up a light wind wing foiling kit.

I am 90kg and currently have the following kit:
- SMIK 100ltr Wing Board
- SMIK 5m Wing
- Armstrong 1850 front wing
- Armstrong 232 rear wing

Should I get a larger wing, foil setup or board for light wind foiling?
What's the order of importance for light wing foiling?

Cheers

I think you just need a bigger wing.

Thanks for your responses. Thinking of getting a 5.8 PPC wing. Would this be better than a 6m Smik. Mostly flat water winging (still learning)

Zasby said..
Looking for some advice on setting up a light wind wing foiling kit.

I am 90kg and currently have the following kit:
- SMIK 100ltr Wing Board
- SMIK 5m Wing
- Armstrong 1850 front wing
- Armstrong 232 rear wing

Should I get a larger wing, foil setup or board for light wind foiling?
What's the order of importance for light wing foiling?

Cheers

You are in WA I would be planning for strong winds if I were you. Seabreezes have started and will be regularly over 20 knots soon.

Living in WA you dont need anything bigger than a 6m.

Thanks everyone for your thoughts - very helpful.
Keep flying.