Introducing the F-One Rocket Surf Prone foilboard. This board is built for speed and effortless paddling, letting you catch waves you once thought unreachable, whether it’s small waves that are barely breaking, big waves that need a fast take-off, or long point breaks that require a lot of paddling. Featuring a narrow and streamlined outline as well as a pulled-in nose and tail, the new Rocket Surf Prone is perfect for tight turns in the pocket and powerful carves in total control, without the risk of the rail touching the water and slowing you down. The Rocket Surf Prone ensures effortless paddling and quick take-offs. Its singular round bottom under the front half of the board, combined with large bevels and a narrow bottom, minimizes drag, allowing you to rapidly and easily build up speed towards take-off. The stepped kick at the back of the board helps provide a smooth release during take-off as well, and minimizes resistance on touchdowns, ideal for hitting the foam and more radical surf foiling. A shallow, recessed deck allows for an easy adjustment of the front-to-back foot balance, while also helping retain volume in the nose for enhanced stability. Thanks to this slim design, the connection to the foil is direct, offering an unmatched responsive feel and making it easier to carve and to make the most of each wave. This specific profile also means less drag, hence making this board an excellent choice for Foil Drive users as well looking to conserve battery power and push their carving abilities. The Rocket Surf Prone benefits from an ultra-light Bamboo Deck Construction. Using a layer of bamboo only on the deck, this construction has been optimized to guarantee the board is as light as possible, all while ensuring strength and durability as well. With sizes ranging from 5’2 to 5’11(47 – 63 L), the Rocket Surf Prone is accessible and progressive, and will quickly define itself as the board of choice for surf foilers of all levels. The 5’11 for example offers plenty of volume and stability for beginner surf foilers coming from SUP or from surfing intermediate level surfboards. On the other hand, the 5’2 is a bit more playful and allows the more advanced riders to try harder carves. Additionally, the Rocket Surf Prone can be used for wing foiling by advanced riders looking for a small volume board with superior glide. It also works while winging to take-off easily with a small foil for wing racing, or with a small wing for freeflying. Wing racers will appreciate the length that gives extra pitch stability at higher speeds, while the reduced width allows for maximum mast angles to push upwind.
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