Why the SABFOIL Torpedo is My Go-To Foilboard | Caitlin Baxter

In this video, Caity Baxter (‪@CaitlinBaxter‬ ) introduces the SABFOIL Torpedo, her go-to foilboard that performs exceptionally in all conditions. Whether it's light wind, waves, or windy days, this board excels both with and without foot straps.
Caity's favorite is the 90L model, measuring 6'1" by 19". Its narrow shape and longer length prevent rail-catching, making take-offs and touchdowns smooth and effortless. The board's thickness ensures stability without compromising maneuverability, making it ideal for wave riding.
One standout feature is its upwind performance, thanks to its streamlined design. The Torpedo also shines in wing-downwind sessions, requiring minimal wind to get up and go. While it's slightly heavier for jumping, it excels in transitions like tacks and jibes.
Caity highly recommends the SABFOIL Torpedo as a single, all-purpose foilboard perfect for any quiver. Discover why this board has become her favorite and why it might be the perfect addition to your collection.
Don't forget to leave your questions in the comments, and Caity will be happy to answer them!
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[@JohnSmith-pw6hb]

Ad'nowbatanyanels!
The first second made my day))

[@maiazybaikina8203]

Would you recommend 90 l or 100 l Sabfoil torpedo ? I never tried DW board, I am 55 kg and I am riding 75l Slingshot board

[@schwitzberger7325]

awesome review. For 80 kg rider (naked, more with wet wetsuits). How many liters do you suggest. I ride an 81l board normally!

[@Lytemotiv]

would go for 100-110liter.

[@sabfoil]

We suggest at least a 100L, even 110L if you are not already comfortable with free-downwind boards. They will help a lot when taking off, but when cruising you will feel like you are riding a board with 15-20L less.