SlingWing Classic V1 Wingsurfer

Description

SlingWing Classic V1 Wingsurfer.
This is for Winging on a foil SUP or sailboard. I bought it and used it 2 times. So, it is practically new. I also havea pump worth that I purchased and will include.
Here is the description from Amazon where I purchased it for at 0, so pus pump = 0. Note, this product is no longer available via Amazon.
The SlingWing Classic V1 is part windsurfing, part kiteboarding and part flying, each broken down to their most basic form. When you combine it with a foil, you get an entirely new sport that simplifies the experience and gear you need to fly across the water powered by the wind. If you are new to windsports, the SlingWing is easier, safer and more user-friendly than any of its predecessors, and if you are an experienced wind junkie, it is a fun and simplistic style of riding you’ll enjoy instantly. The SlingWing is a light weight inflatable wing that has a rigid frame when pumped up and can be packed in a small bag when deflated. No harness, control bar, lines, mast, boom or battens needed. It’s designed to be used with a foil or paddle board with enough volume for the rider to stand on and can also be used with snow sports or skating. WHY YOU WILL LOVE THE SLINGWING Using the wind to propel you across the water (or land) is an addicting sensation, and the SlingWing is yet another form to get your fix. You need decent board skills, but little to no sailing or kiting experience to get the hang of it right out of the gate. Its unique appeal comes from how simple it is and the freedom you feel using it. Just stand on your board, hold the wing at the proper angle and off you go. To ease power, just sheet out or let go with your back hand and the wing drifts with you like a paper airplane. WHO IS IT FOR? One of the greatest things about the SlingWing is how simple and safe it is to use. All you really need are moderate board/foil skills and a basic awareness of the wind. It was designed to be combined with foiling, and since the friction is so low, it takes very little arm strength to use once you’re cruising. It works the same without a foil- on a paddleboard, skis, snowboard or skateboard- but may require more strength to use for extended periods.