Freewing Air V3 what you need to know

A walkthrough and review of the Freewing V3 after 8 months of use. we've got to know it well through all the sizes and across a large array of rider standards and styles. It's a great wing, but very different to all the Freewings that have come before, so this video is well worth a watch if you are considering one.
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Music - Ketsa - Acid Road

[@keithbowyer8856]

Thanks Mike. Another great informative video❤

[@thomas.ritter]

What about the lightwind sizes (6,7)? The shapes for such sizes were quite different for the v2. Is this similar with the v3 or are they also technically more demanding?

[@ktwo-surf]

Honestly - I have not tried. I'm not a fan of wings above 6m - I find that front wing size and board designs are (for me) the key above 6m, and if that fails then I get a paddle, haha.
I know a lot of riders use big wings, but sadly I am not one :-(

[@thomas.ritter]

@@ktwo-surf Thanks for the reply. I mainly wing on inland lakes in very gusty conditions. Especially as a beginner the 7m is nice because it guarantees lots of time on the foil. But I would also prefer to use a 5m :)

[@MrLukeanthony]

If it is it’s Tony
I bought your slalom SCREAMER

[@janezhocevar2928]

Is this V3 also good for beginners (not the absolute one :)? And what size shall be fine for 75kg, winds 10-18 +-3kn😊

[@ktwo-surf]

It's certainly fine for beginners (more so lighter weight beginners). 75kg at those winds, probably 5 / 5.5m 👍