Armstrong · Front Wings
UHA
12.6 aspect ratio, and it still turns. The UHA is Armstrong's glide wing: low stall speed, longer runs, less pumping to stay in rhythm with the ocean — for downwind, parawing and light-wind wingsurfing. Seven sizes from 570 to 1270 cm², each one shipped with a cover and titanium and stainless hardware.
Size
€1,019
Price includes EU VAT · charged in EUR
Earn €50.95 Tow Credit with this purchase, redeemable on tow sessions in Milfontes.
Delivery
- ◆Free shipping, always — we ship with UPS to any address in the EU.
- ◆Average delivery time is 10 working days. Contact Lars on WhatsApp to get a more precise date.
- ◆Rather pick it up? Collect in Vila Nova de Milfontes around your tow sessions, or at our warehouse in Castricum (NL).
- ◆Returns: 14-day EU right of withdrawal on unused gear — see the returns policy.
What 12.6 buys you
Distance. The UHA holds speed between bumps and stalls late, so runs stretch further and light days stop being a write-off. Parawinging goes from marginal to worth the drive, and light-wind winging turns into something you keep doing rather than survive.
The usual trade-off
Wings this stretched normally feel locked into a straight line. The UHA keeps Armstrong's turning feel: it carves on purpose and holds its efficiency through the turn instead of bleeding speed on the way out. Against the mid aspect MA Mk II you gain glide and a lower stall speed, and give up the MA's snap through a tight arc.
Build and fit
Premium pre-preg Toray high modulus carbon fiber — stiff, strong, light. It mounts through the A+ System: a hexagonal tapered fit that joins mast, fuselage, front foil and stabilizer into one rigid interface, secured with titanium and stainless-steel hardware that resists corrosion.
Sizes
- 570 cm²
- 670 cm²
- 770 cm²
- 870 cm²
- 970 cm²
- 1070 cm²
- 1270 cm²
In the box
- Protective cover
- Titanium and stainless-steel mounting hardware
“Brilliant service from Lars on order of Armstrong 85cm mast. Helpful responses on queries pre-purchase, simple online purchase, and mast arrived quickly.”
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