The Flight Wing

Our work has focused on developing a wing with the correct aerodynamic profile, combined with high skin tension and quiet performance. These three factors are hugely important to the power, stability, handling, and durability of a wing.

It's relatively easy to make a wing with a decent profile, but if there is not enough internal tension, the profile quickly changes under even the slightest wind pressure. Low skin tension translates into wing instability. 

It is also easy to make a wing with high skin tension, but if not done right, it can over-flatten the profile making the wing unstable and lacking power. 

Then, throw into the mix, the problem of trailing edge flutter. In addition to be being distracting, flutter can kill your wing in a matter of minutes because of the detrimental effect it has on the weave and resin bond of the cloth. If the canopy flutters, the fabric stretches and the wing changes shape, impacting power, stability and handling. 

We have achieved both high skin tension, as well as a stable profile to give you a wing that has power, stability and handling. In addition, our trailing edges don't flutter, even if you get caught out way over-powered.

Ezzy Sails has been a leading force in windsurfing sail development and manufacturing for over 40 years.

Now we take our experience, as well as our extreme product quality and put it into wings. The Ezzy Flight wing grew out of extensive R&D done in the Canary Islands by José Fernandez (Flight Sails) and on Maui by David Ezzy (Ezzy Sails). Having such perfect testing venues has enabled José and David to develop a wing that not only performs beautifully, but is also strong and durable. 

That means your wing will last longer and retain its original designed profile.

Production is done in our very own factory, located in Sri Lanka.This is the same factory we produce our windsurfing sails and that David Ezzy started over 30 years ago. Owning our own factory is a critical reason why we are able to achieve the degree of quality we need for wings.