Duotone Glide 2.0 SLS 2025: test and review
Are you passionate about wingfoil and searching for a foil that delivers both performance and allround versatility? The DUOTONE GLIDE 2.0 SLS 2025 could be your perfect match. We've gathered expert reviews from riders who have put this wing foil to the test. Our goal is to give you a complete overview of the GLIDE 2.0 SLS's performance, highlighting its advantages, technical specifications, and community feedback. Glide Front Wings and other foils are in the Wing Foils section of the shop.
USEFUL INFO
DUOTONE GLIDE 2.0 SLS 2025 WING FOIL
Low drag
The optimized design delivers a wide speed range.
High efficiency per size
It's comparable to a larger size than the previous version.
Early take-off
It's very responsive, with excellent stall tolerance.
Perfect blend
It offers an ideal blend of glide and pumping. Handling is also excellent.
THE TESTS
DUOTONE GLIDE 2.0 SLS 2025 WING FOIL
Test by Seb Bivaud
THE TEST BY SEB BIVAUD
DUOTONE GLIDE 2.0 SLS 2025 WING FOIL
Introduction
Here's Seb Bivaud's test of the DUOTONE GLIDE 2.0 SLS foil. We want to thank him for sharing his experience before we dive into his review.
Context
First, you should know I switched from the Glide V1 in size 905 to the V2 in size 750. Honestly, I adapted easily.
Foil highlights
For me, the foil's main strength is the speed and ride it provides. You can maneuver with complete freedom and confidence, which is no surprise. However, at times, it did ventilate, which is normal since there were 30 knots.
What about calmer conditions?
I tested the foil again the next day in conditions between 10 and 12 knots, but it was too small for those conditions. Yet, I understood that the 900 V1 was equivalent to the 750 V2 for light wind take-off, but I'm not convinced.
Conclusion
I don't recommend it if you want to use it as your only foil. But for someone looking to invest in two Front Wings, it's an excellent foil. The solution to consider if you want to buy it would be to get it in size 900 and size 620.
Key Features
| Section | Key takeaway |
|---|---|
| Introduction | Here is Seb Bivaud's test of the DUOTONE GLIDE 2.0 SLS foil. |
| Context | First, you should know I switched from the Glide V1 in size 905 to the V2 in size 750. Honestly, I adapted easily. |
| Foil highlights | For me, the foil's main strength is the speed and ride it provides. |
| What about calmer conditions? | I tested the foil again the next day in conditions between 10 and 12 knots, but it was too small for those conditions. |
Consider this
Key considerations and limitations noted in this article:
- Context: First, you should know I switched from the Glide V1 in size 905 to the V2 in size 750. Honestly, I adapted easily.
- However, at times, it still ventilated, which is normal since there were 30 knots.
Frequently Asked Questions
Introduction: what you need to know
Here's Seb Bivaud's test of the DUOTONE GLIDE 2.0 SLS foil. We want to thank him for sharing his experience before we dive into his review.
Context: what to remember
First, you should know I switched from the Glide V1 in size 905 to the V2 in size 750. Honestly, I adapted easily.
What should you know about the foil's highlights?
For me, the foil's strong point is the speed and the ride it provides. Plus, you can maneuver with complete freedom and confidence, which is no surprise.
What about calmer conditions?
I tested the foil again the next day in conditions between 10 and 12 knots, but it was too small for those conditions. Yet, I understood that the 900 V1 was equivalent to the 750 V2 for light wind take-off, but I'm not convinced.
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