I honestly have no insider knowledge about surf foils in development. But seeing how Unifoil is a surf-first company, I’m sure they’ll be really good.
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Thanks for the review.
You compare it to the 140.
How would you compare it to the 125 (which is faster, more nimble but has a higher stall speed than the 140)?
I see my money will soon have a new home 
I wouldn’t call it a review, more of a first impression. I had too limited of time on it in too perfect of conditions (Hood River) to review it really.
Regarding the 125. it’s really a completely different foil compared to the 140 IMHO and didn’t ride the 125 in Hood so it’s really hard to compare. I’ll definitely be making a real review once I get more time on the Evo’s
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I pretty sure this isn’t the evolution. It may be the chopped progression 125 Eric runs, but I’m not sure.
I’m surprised the A/R isn’t higher? I was expecting 11ish
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I haven’t seen the profile of it yet but the chord figures are surprisingly thin so it has to be a pretty straight wing. When you look at something like the Lift 150 that’s more triangle shaped, depending on how they calculate it, I think the AR figure as it relates to drag and glide could be a little skewed because of the variable geometry.
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Yeah for something triangle shaped I think the slow, long chord parts do more damage than the thin parts help so they, on paper, perform worse than the AR where as a more square wing is better on paper maybe