Sheet updated September 2026
The Reedin Feather 2026 is Reedin's mid-length wingfoil board. It is designed for early, easy take-offs. It then disappears beneath your feet once you are up on the foil. Reedin merged last year's Feather and Feather LW into a single, longer, narrower board with almost parallel rails. The foil fin box have been moved forward to center the rider on the board. This means your waiting position is the same as your riding position. It keeps the swing weight low in turns. This version is the 88 L, measuring 6'3-inch x 21 1/2-inch. It comes with its bag and pad.
KEY INFORMATION
REEDIN FEATHER 2026 - Mid-length wingfoil board
What we like
- Early take-offs: Long and narrow, the Feather glides through the water with minimal effort. This gets you up on the foil sooner.
- Low swing weight: Centered fin box mean there is an equal amount of board in front of your front foot and behind your back foot. The board pivots without inertia.
- No need to reposition: Your balance position before take-off is the same as your riding position. You won't need to reposition your feet once you're on the foil.
- A nose that opens the water: The bow stem pushes water aside instead of plowing through it. The pointed tail closes the water cleanly behind the board.
- A pad for your knees: The corduroy pad offers grip. It stays soft when you start on your knees. A kick tail helps with orientation.
- A placement marker: A red stripe in the center of the pad shows you exactly where to place your feet.
- Bag included: The board comes with its bag and deck pad.
Use
Freeride • Surf • Progression
Available sizes
Color
ONE colorway only.
Included / Not included
✓ Included: Board, corduroy deck pad, bag
❌ Not included: Foil (mast, fuselage, Front Wing, Rear Wing), leash, footstraps
DETAILED DESCRIPTION
The Feather and Feather LW combined
For 2026, Reedin combined the best features of last year's Feather and Feather LW to create a single mid-length board. Designer Damien Girardin's brief was clear: achieve the earliest possible take-off, then make the board feel as small as possible once on the foil. Advanced riders seek a light, agile board, while progressing riders primarily want to get on the foil. Both riders demand the same initial performance.
A long shape for acceleration
Before take-off, the board isn't planing yet. The more water it displaces, the more energy it requires. Reedin lengthened and refined the Feather. It has almost parallel rails. Up front, a bow stem pushes water to the sides instead of plowing it forward. At the tail, the pointed shape allows the waterline to close cleanly, much like a kayak. The beveled rails are reduced, and the flat hull shape is wider. This increases stability.
Centered foil fin box
The foil fin box have been moved forward. This positions the rider in the center of the board. The length in front of your front foot is similar to the length behind your back foot. The nose's leverage becomes negligible. The swing weight drops. The board feels smaller than its actual size during jibes, transfers, and on the wave. Another benefit: when stationary, your balance position is already your riding position. You set your feet once before take-off and you are ready to go.
Carbon construction
The Feather 2026 features an EPS core, with a PVC sandwich top and bottom. It is all wrapped in a full carbon laminate. The area around the foil fin box, which Reedin calls the foil hub, is heavily reinforced. Reedin states this is the result of three years of collaboration with their factory. It delivers a strong and light board.
A pad designed for knee starts
The new deck pad is made from corduroy. It provides excellent grip. It remains comfortable during those initial moments spent on your knees. A kick tail integrated into the pad helps you orient yourself when kneeling. A red stripe in the middle marks the board's center. This makes foot placement intuitive.
Not too narrow?
This is the question Reedin hears most often. Their answer: the extra length provides significant pitch stability. Immediate acceleration gives you flotation and stability as soon as the board moves. The foil underwater maintains roll stability. Reedin adds that the Feather lets you ride with a smaller Front Wing than usual in the same conditions. This results in a faster, livelier foil.
SIZE GUIDE
| Volume (L) | Length | Width | Thickness |
|---|---|---|---|
| 88 | 6'3-inch (190.5 cm) | 21 1/2-inch (54.6 cm) | 4 7/8-inch (12.4 cm) |
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Type | Mid-length wingfoil board |
| Construction | EPS core, PVC sandwich top and bottom, full carbon laminate |
| Fin box area | Foil hub heavily reinforced around the foil fin box |
| Fin box position | Centered along the board's length |
| Shape | Long and narrow, almost parallel rails, reduced beveled rails |
| Hull shape | Wider flat surface, bow stem at the front, pointed tail |
| Deck pad | Corduroy, kick tail, red reference stripe in the center |
| Dimensions | 6'3-inch x 21 1/2-inch x 4 7/8-inch (190.5 x 54.6 x 12.4 cm) |
| Volume | 88 L |
| Delivered with | Bag and deck pad |
| Designer | Damien Girardin |
| Season | 2026 |
FAQ - REEDIN FEATHER 2026
This board is for wingfoil riders who want to take off earlier and more easily. Reedin designed it for progressing riders who want to get on the foil, as well as advanced riders who are sizing down their board to gain handling.
The Feather and Feather LW are now combined into a single mid-length shape that is longer and narrower. The foil fin box are moved forward to center the rider. The pad now features corduroy with a kick tail and a red reference stripe.
Reedin advises an average rider to choose a volume 5 to 15 liters greater than their weight in kilograms. An advanced rider can go below this. Following this rule, the 88 L targets an average rider of about 73 to 83 kg. If you're between two volumes, call us. We'll discuss it with your foil in mind.
Reedin responds that the length provides pitch stability. The board gains stability as it accelerates, and the foil ensures roll stability. The wider flat surface under the hull shape also helps when stopped.
Rinse it with fresh water after each session, including the foil fin box. Let it dry before storing it in its bag. Avoid leaving it in direct sunlight. Regularly check the foil screw set and the condition of the fin box.
You will need a complete foil, mast, fuselage, and wings, which are not included. The bag and pad are included. Reedin also offers a waist leash and lightweight footstraps for this board.
Get advice from a team that practices wingfoil and receive post-purchase support. We are a kite, wing, and foil shop in Pornichet. To confirm the volume of your board based on your weight, skill level, and foil, call us or visit the shop.
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