Ullman Osprey Surf Wing

We spent a large amount of time on the geometry of the leading edge and the canopy. The combination of tension and variable angles across the leading edge allowed us to construct a stable profile in all wind conditions.

The extreme V-shape in the first two segments gives the appearance of a very deep profile which then gets smoothed out to the sides, making the wing agile and stable. This stability comes to the forefront when flagging the wing and is a crucial control factor.

By constructing a negative angle on the last wing segment we reduce the likelihood of a wing strike. This is particularly important in large wings i.e. 5m and above

The handle is really the cockpit from where your input directly affects the wing flight.

Our brief was to make this as comfortable and user friendly as possible. To keep you in flight-mode as long and as comfortable as possible by reducing hand and arm fatigue over time. There is a lot of energy transfer happening here so we wanted to cushion your hands and wrists.

We have worked though countless samples to come up with the right hand placements, the right grip texture, the right density and the ideal width and stiffness while keeping weight to an absolute minimum. Our cushion effect achieves this, making the Osprey the most comfortable wing currently on the market whilst offering a smoother ride.

Our intuitive hand placements makes those transitions easier while the cushion effect keeps you on the water for longer due to less hand and arm fatigue.