Wing Map — lift machines vs. glide weapons
Click any bubble to inspect the wing · legend toggles series. Top-left = high-efficiency gliders, bottom-right = low-speed lift.
Performance DNA
Review scores for the six rated series — toggle via legend. (Scores as recorded in source data; some exceed 10. Legacy series carry no comparative scores.)
The Aspect-Ratio Arms Race
Series launch date vs. average aspect ratio · bubble size = number of sizes in the series.
Community Buzz — the most-discussed wings
ID-linked review entries per wing (44 of 76 wings have at least one). Click a bar to open it in the Inspector · drag the slider for the long tail.
Voices from the Water
Curated field notes from pros, testers and everyday riders.
≈ 2.4×
The AR arms race
The 2020 lineup (SP, PNG, HPS) averaged an aspect ratio of ~6.7. Five years later Tempo launches at ~16.0, and the Fireball 1750 stretches to an extreme 20.1.
604 vs 2,102
Opposite corners of physics
The Fireball 880 flies on just 604 cm² at AR 12.8, while the BSC 1120 packs 2,102 cm² at AR 6.3 — same catalogue, completely different missions.
10 sizes
The widest quivers
Spitfire (620–1180 mm) and ART PRO (751–1401 mm) each ship in ten sizes — the broadest ranges in the catalogue, letting riders match span and area precisely to weight and conditions.
33
Surge owns the conversation
In its launch season Surge racked up 33 linked review entries — more than any other series. The 890 alone tops the buzz chart with 11, praised as a Spitfire replacement that pumps far longer.