The Progression 100 was conceived as an exploration of the characteristics that define the Progression foils. Through our research and development process, we recognized that the 100, while exceptional in its own right, primarily excels in delivering stability and performance from chest to head high waves. However, in the pursuit of accelerated performance, we acknowledged the need for a foil that can cater to faster and or larger moving waves as well as wing foiling speeds for riders of all levels.

With the 100, our goal was to preserve the fundamental and predictable feels of the other Progression wings while introducing some key enhancements. We achieved this by focusing on 3 critical elements: speed, roll and efficiency. The 100 exhibits a significant increase in speed and roll, resulting in increased efficiency. Despite these advancements, we’ve ensured that the 100 maintains a forgiving low stall speed, providing riders with a broad speed range of easy usability.

One of the standout features of the 100 is its heightened pump and glide efficiency for its size. Changes made to the foil section, aspect ratio and wingtip curvature, have greatly enhanced the overall efficiency of the Progression 100. Riders are using less cardio to reach their next wave, saving energy for the wave face and foiling better.

Handling and Performance

• Lowered Stall Speed = More glide time, less cardio, reduced fatigue.
• Stable pitch control = Forgiving and intuitive feel gives you more confidence to push it.
• Direct connection between rider and foil =  More control in tip breaches, more reactive, stable in turbulence.
• High Aspect Dihedral = Tighter turns.

What level/conditions/disciplines does it work in?

• For all levels of foiler.
• Across many disciplines: prone, wing, downwind, tow.
• In perfectly groomed offshore waves and onshore slop.