Every time we hear:
"I’ll just buy something cheap to start, then upgrade to the real stuff",
we feel like saying:
"Hold on. What you use to start out might be the most important part."
At Reptile, we take beginner gear seriously.
That first experience with wind and water should be easy, fun, and confidence-boosting. If it’s frustrating or awkward, the risk is people quit before they even begin.
We’ve spent 5 years developing our beginner setup.
The result?
The Wing Pack Zero
A full package — inflatable board, wing, leash, and bag — that’s built for simplicity and progress.
Lightweight, portable, stable, and forgiving.
We designed it for people with little free time and no watersports background, but with a strong will to fly. And yes, the price is low.
Not because the gear is poor quality, but because we’ve cut our margins, not the performance.
Every cent goes into R&D, to make that jump from beginner to intermediate as smooth as possible.
And yes — we ride inflatable boards too. Our team pulls off tricks on them daily. The tech has evolved. The stigma hasn’t.
The Wing Bora Boom Handle
This is not your average beginner wing.
We’re not about soft handles and wobbly frames.
The Bora Boom Handle is an advanced-level wing with:
Because if you feel in control, you’ll learn faster.
No compromises. No soft handles.
The New Aqua Foil Platform
Same mindset, new gear.
Meet the Aqua Lift Foil – born from our OG R-Foil, the one that first got us flying. But change was needed. So we built a foil system designed purely for learning:
front wings in 1500, 1800, and 2100 cm²
a stable, forgiving stabilizer
a 765 mm fuselage for maximum balance
This isn’t a “starter foil”. It’s a smart modular system you can upgrade anytime to the Aqua Glide.
Swap in:
front wings in 750, 950, or 1200 cm²
two new stabilizers
a shorter 700 mm fuselage
even a full carbon mast
It’s all compatible. It’s all designed to grow with you.
Only on reptilesports.com
We’re keeping this setup exclusive to our website.
Not to exclude shops — but to make the sport more accessible and sustainable.
Because entry-level doesn’t mean low-end.
It means: let’s get more people flying, the right way.
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