What Used Wing Foil Gear Costs, and When to Buy It
What used wing foil setups, wings, boards, hydrofoils and parawings are listed for on Facebook Marketplace and at US shops, and when in the year to buy them, from the listings this site has collected since November 2023.
Updated · Asking prices of 6,053 listings from May to November 2026
The short answers
- A used wing foil setup (board, foil and wing) is listed for about $1,750. Half ask between $1,040 and $2,200.
- A board and foil without the wing: about $1,100.
- A wing: about $350, at almost any size up to 6 m².
- A wing foil board: about $500. Downwind and midlength boards: $850 to $905.
- A complete hydrofoil: about $650, and a front wing on its own $400.
- A parawing: about $500.
- When to buy: summer brings the most gear (49% of a year’s Facebook listings come up in June, July and August), and it sells within a week or two. Winter brings little, and it stays up for weeks.
How much does a used wing foil setup cost?
A used wing foil setup with a board, a foil and a wing is listed for about $1,750: the median of 52 complete setups listed since May 14, 2026. Half of them asked between $1,040 and $2,200. With one wing, the median was $1,600; with two or three wings, $2,075. Without the wing, a board and a foil came to about $1,100.
| Setup | Median | Middle half | Middle half and median, on a scale from $0 to $3,250 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Board, foil and one wing38 listings | $1,600 | $1,000–$2,000 | |
| Board, foil and two or more wings14 listings | $2,075 | $1,200–$3,150 | |
| Board and foil, no wing139 listings | $1,100 | $790–$1,500 | |
| Sold as a package, parts not named70 listings | $1,095 | $750–$1,750 |
Is a setup cheaper than its parts? About the same. A wing foil board ($500), a complete foil ($650) and a wing ($350) at their median prices add up to $1,500, close to a setup with one wing. A setup saves the hunt; buying the parts lets you choose each one.
Most of these are beginner setups: 56% of the boards whose size was listed are 100 litres or more, big enough to learn on (see the beginner tips). And they are private sales: all 261 were on Facebook Marketplace.
How much is a used wing?
A used wing is listed for about $350, and half ask between $250 and $550 (997 wings). Size makes less difference than you might think: from 2 to 6 m² the median barely moves. Only wings of 7 m² and up ask more.
| Size | Median | Middle half | Middle half and median, on a scale from $0 to $750 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 to 2.9 m²73 listings | $350 | $200–$490 | |
| 3 to 3.9 m²163 listings | $350 | $200–$460 | |
| 4 to 4.9 m²286 listings | $350 | $250–$600 | |
| 5 to 5.9 m²261 listings | $375 | $250–$600 | |
| 6 to 6.9 m²129 listings | $350 | $250–$700 | |
| 7 to 7.9 m²43 listings | $400 | $330–$660 | |
| 8 to 8.9 m²15 listings | $575 | $460–$710 |
The brand matters more than the size. Among the brands with the most used wings for sale:
| Brand | Median | Middle half | Middle half and median, on a scale from $0 to $1,000 |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-One151 listings | $325 | $230–$440 | |
| Duotone147 listings | $450 | $320–$740 | |
| Cabrinha122 listings | $300 | $200–$390 | |
| Slingshot116 listings | $310 | $220–$420 | |
| Ozone82 listings | $410 | $270–$640 | |
| North74 listings | $500 | $360–$800 | |
| Armstrong71 listings | $360 | $250–$500 | |
| Naish65 listings | $265 | $200–$450 |
Shops ask more than private sellers: their median wing was $450, against $350 on Facebook Marketplace. Shops often sell recent wings, and demo wings.
How much is a used foil board?
A used wing foil board is listed for about $500 (976 boards), and its volume hardly changes that. What changes the price is the kind of board: downwind and midlength boards, long and narrow for paddling up onto foil, ask far more.
| Board | Median | Middle half | Middle half and median, on a scale from $0 to $1,250 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wing foil board976 listings | $500 | $370–$700 | |
| Downwind board283 listings | $850 | $600–$1,000 | |
| Midlength board136 listings | $905 | $700–$1,200 | |
| Prone or surf foil board155 listings | $450 | $310–$650 |
Wing foil boards by volume
| Volume | Median | Middle half | Middle half and median, on a scale from $0 to $1,000 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 50 L31 listings | $500 | $300–$660 | |
| 50 to 69 L124 listings | $550 | $390–$800 | |
| 70 to 89 L221 listings | $475 | $350–$700 | |
| 90 to 109 L184 listings | $500 | $400–$700 | |
| 110 to 129 L111 listings | $500 | $400–$700 | |
| 130 L or more65 listings | $500 | $380–$750 |
How much is a used hydrofoil?
A complete used hydrofoil (mast, fuselage, front wing and stabilizer) is listed for about $650 (422 foils), and a front wing on its own for about $400 (703). The brand makes the biggest difference.
Complete foils by brand
| Brand | Median | Middle half | Middle half and median, on a scale from $0 to $1,750 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Slingshot75 listings | $600 | $450–$750 | |
| F-One31 listings | $750 | $520–$900 | |
| Naish31 listings | $500 | $380–$690 | |
| Armstrong28 listings | $1,075 | $790–$1,650 | |
| Lift24 listings | $875 | $490–$1,110 | |
| Sabfoil22 listings | $600 | $450–$750 | |
| Takuma20 listings | $560 | $500–$700 | |
| GoFoil19 listings | $550 | $360–$750 | |
| Axis18 listings | $750 | $660–$970 | |
| Cabrinha16 listings | $475 | $400–$760 |
Front wings by brand
| Brand | Median | Middle half | Middle half and median, on a scale from $0 to $750 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Armstrong226 listings | $360 | $280–$550 | |
| Slingshot81 listings | $400 | $180–$650 | |
| Axis77 listings | $360 | $290–$550 | |
| Lift73 listings | $400 | $350–$620 | |
| Code Foils51 listings | $600 | $510–$650 | |
| F-One50 listings | $450 | $330–$620 | |
| North23 listings | $350 | $200–$440 | |
| GoFoil16 listings | $215 | $190–$430 | |
| Sabfoil16 listings | $255 | $240–$300 | |
| KT15 listings | $500 | $450–$550 |
The tables go by brand only: a front wing’s size number means different things from one brand to the next. Wake foil brands are left out of this section.
How much is a used parawing?
A used parawing is listed for about $500, and half ask between $380 and $700 (432 parawings). The model matters most:
| Model | Median | Middle half | Middle half and median, on a scale from $0 to $1,000 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ozone Pocket Rocket91 listings | $550 | $450–$700 | |
| BRM Kanaha33 listings | $350 | $320–$450 | |
| Duotone Stash33 listings | $550 | $300–$790 | |
| F-One Frigate33 listings | $625 | $500–$700 | |
| Ozone Power Pack26 listings | $550 | $450–$640 | |
| BRM Paia21 listings | $500 | $400–$600 | |
| BRM S319 listings | $800 | $650–$880 | |
| BRM Maliko17 listings | $300 | $250–$350 | |
| F-One Quest15 listings | $750 | $740–$800 | |
| Flow D-Wing15 listings | $375 | $310–$500 | |
| North Ranger15 listings | $300 | $250–$350 | |
| Flysurfer POW14 listings | $410 | $360–$500 | |
| Naish Hatch12 listings | $475 | $370–$610 |
The parawing guide compares the models and their sizes.
When is the best time to buy used wing foil gear?
For the most choice, buy in summer: about half of a year’s used gear is listed in June, July and August. For time to compare and to bargain, buy in winter: there is far less for sale, but it stays listed for weeks.
On Facebook Marketplace, 49% of the year’s listings came up from June to August and 5% from December to February. August was the busiest month and February the quietest. The used gear at Windance follows the same curve: 49% in summer and 9% in winter. The months since December 2025, when the site began to search more places on Facebook, have the same shape, less steep: June to August brought 40% of their listings, December to February 14%.
The further north, the stronger the season. In Florida, where winter is a riding season, the season is flatter: 38% of a year’s listings come up in June to August, and 9% in December to February.
| Region | Jun to Aug | Dec to Feb | Busiest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Washington and Oregon1,433 listings | 61% | 3% | August |
| Great Lakes and mountain states219 listings | 64% | under 1% | August |
| Northeast and the Carolinas740 listings | 47% | 6% | July |
| California1,414 listings | 44% | 4% | May |
| Florida1,022 listings | 38% | 9% | June |
Summer gear sells fast
At Windance, a used item listed from May to August was gone from the shop’s site in a median of 10 days, and 58% were gone within two weeks. One listed from December to February stayed 47 days, and gear listed in November or December about two months (53 and 63 days).
The numbers behind both charts
| Month | Windance | Days on sale | |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 2.0% | 1.0% | 50 (23) |
| February | 1.2% | 5.5% | 40 (121) |
| March | 3.2% | 4.2% | 33 (90) |
| April | 5.5% | 6.8% | 24 (147) |
| May | 11.6% | 9.6% | 15 (206) |
| June | 14.8% | 16.4% | 8 (349) |
| July | 16.2% | 16.8% | 8 (323) |
| August | 18.3% | 15.4% | 13 (285) |
| September | 12.9% | 8.8% | 17 (172) |
| October | 6.9% | 8.4% | 19 (163) |
| November | 5.7% | 4.4% | 53 (86) |
| December | 1.9% | 2.6% | 63 (58) |
Facebook and Windance: each month’s share of the year’s new listings. Days on sale: the median at Windance, with the number of items in brackets.
What that means when you buy
- In summer, be quick. There is the most to choose from, but good gear goes within a week or so. Check the newest listings often, and be ready to go and see it.
- From fall to spring, take your time. There is less to choose from, but fewer buyers too: gear waits, and sellers who wait often cut their price (below).
- Asking prices barely follow the season. From May to October 2026, the median wing was listed for $320 to $375 each month, and the median board for $550 to $600. What the season changes is how much is for sale, and how fast it goes.
- Around Black Friday, shops put new gear on sale. Compare those prices with the used prices above before you buy.
Do sellers cut their prices?
Yes, when gear doesn’t sell. Facebook shows a listing’s earlier price, struck through, once the seller lowers it. Of the Facebook listings first seen from January to September 2026 that the site kept finding for two weeks or more, 37% had cut their price (1,384 listings). The typical cut was 17%, and half of the cuts were between 10% and 25% (968 listings with a cut).
So on a listing that has been up for two weeks or more, an offer about 17% under the asking price is in line with what many sellers end up doing anyway. The site sees a listing only while Facebook’s search returns it, so it misses some cuts: the real share is likely higher.
Where to find used wing foil gear
Used Water Sports puts used gear from Facebook Marketplace, eBay and US shops in one list, updated through the day, with each listing linking to its seller:
- Used wing foil setups: board, foil and wing, or board and foil
- Used wings, by brand and size
- Used foil boards: wing, downwind, midlength and prone
- Used hydrofoils: complete foils, front wings, stabilizers and fuselages
- Used parawings, by brand and size
- Used Foil Drive kits, batteries and boards
- All the newest used gear
Selling instead? See how to sell your used wing foil gear.
About the data
- What it is. Every listing this site has found since November 2023: 35,681 in all, from Facebook Marketplace (20,855, since July 2024), eBay (8,771), Windance (3,375) and 8 other US shops.
- Asking prices, not sale prices. Nothing in a listing says what a buyer paid, so every price here is what the seller asked.
- Which listings the prices come from. The 6,053 listings first seen since May 14, 2026, which the site’s categorizer has tagged with what each one holds (the kind of gear, the brand, the model and the size), from its title and photo. Left out: eBay, whose feeds mix new and used items without saying which; items a shop marks as new; prices outside $20 to $20,000 or not in US dollars; and a listing posted again at the same source with the same title and price, which counts once. The tables count listings of a single item; a setup is a setup by the rule of the setups page. A table row needs at least 12 listings.
- Median and middle half. Half the listings asked less than the median and half more. The middle half runs from the 25th to the 75th percentile, rounded to $10.
- Months. A listing’s month is the day the site first found it. The shops are checked every four hours. Facebook is searched most days: for the 5,768 Facebook listings whose own posting time the site’s scraper kept (since mid-2026), it found 92% within three days of posting. The site searched more places on Facebook from November 27, 2025, so each source’s months are shown as shares of its own year, and Facebook’s year is December 2024 to November 2025. Listings the site hides, such as kite gear and things that are not gear, are left out.
- Days on sale. Counted at Windance, which the site checks every four hours and which takes sold-out items off its site. An item that came back with the same title under a new address counts once. Left out: items still for sale, and those that left on a day when 20 or more items left together, which is the shop’s site changing, not sales. Facebook listings cannot be timed this way, because the site sees one only while Facebook’s search returns it.
- Price cuts. Counted on Facebook listings first seen from January to September 2026, the months for which the site knows when it last found each one.
- Updated November 14, 2026. The numbers and charts are computed from the site’s listings by a script, so this page can be brought up to date.