VAYU

EDGE DOWNWIND

€2.399,00 Sold out
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2026
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Size: 7´6
Color: Yellow
Size: 7´6
Color: Yellow

Product information

Highlights Edge Downwind

EDGE DOWNWIND

“The Edge Downwind was shaped to make flying in light wind as natural as paddling. The long, narrow outline reduces drag and accelerates effortlessly, while the refined rocker and volume distribution give you early lift, control, and stability in real ocean conditions. It’s a board built to go far, linking bumps, carving lines, and staying in flow.”

John Amundson
Hawaiian Shaper

Specifications
Model Liters Size
Edge Downwind 7.6 110L 7'6" × 19" × 6.0"
Edge Downwind 8.0 115L 8'0" × 18" × 6.26"
Edge Downwind 8.6 120L 8'6" × 18" × 6.17"
Key Features

Shaped by Hawaiian legend John Amundson for unmatched glide, balance, and responsiveness.

Dedicated Downwind Design built for early lift and efficient paddling in all water states.

Long, Narrow Outline minimizes drag and accelerates effortlessly, even in light wind.

Optimized Rocker Profile allows smooth, controlled take-offs and easy recovery after touchdowns.

Refined Volume Distribution improves glide, pitch stability, and confidence in bumpy water.

Forgiving on Touchdowns for smoother transitions and uninterrupted flow on foil.

Responsive & Nimble Feel once flying, ideal for carving lines and linking bumps.

Built for distance paddle up, fly far, and stay in flow with minimal energy loss.

Technologies

FULL CARBON CONSTRUCTION

Package includes

• Board, EVA deckpad (pre-installed), Leash plug (integrated), Foil track

DOWNWIND
MinMax
FREERIDE
MinMax
WAVE
MinMax
LIGHT WIND
MinMax

DESIGNED IN HAWAII

Behind the Shape

Legendary Hawaiian shaper John Amundson believes the success of his designs comes from collaborating closely with riders and constantly refining his shapes based on their feedback. His innovative boards are trusted worldwide, loved by beginners and pros including Adam Bennets (@misterbennets).

F.A.Q.

For whom is the EDGE DOWNWIND made?

The Edge Downwind is built for riders who want maximum glide, efficiency, and early lift in real-world ocean conditions. It's ideal for:

  • Downwind SUP foilers wanting easy take-offs and long bump connections
  • Lightwind wingers needing fast acceleration and early flight
  • Intermediate & advanced riders looking for a stable, forgiving downwind shape
  • Bump hunters obsessed with flow and linking endless glides

  • Riders training downwind skills on lakes, rivers, or flatwater

If you’re chasing more glide with less effort, this is your board.

EDGE MIDLENGTH or EDGE DOWNWIND, which to choose?

Choose the Edge Downwind if you want:

- Maximum glide

- Early lift in light wind

- Long-distance efficiency

- Downwind SUP foiling capability

Choose the Edge Midlength if you want:

- More maneuverability

- A more compact feel

- Better control in steeper bumps

- A versatile shape for wing + parawing + waves

ARE DW BOARDS GOOD FOR BEGINNERS?

Loren Ipsum

The impressive glide and efficiency come at a steep price especially in choppy waters. The DW boads more of a light wind machine than a stable or easy platform to learn on.
How should I care for my EDGE MIDLENGTH?
  • Rinse with fresh water after each session
  • Avoid leaving it in direct sunlight or inside a hot car
  • Use a board bag for transport and storage
  • Check foil mount screws regularly but avoid overtightening
  • Repair dings quickly to prevent water entry

With normal care, the full carbon construction stays light, stiff, and high-performance for many seasons.