The AXIS ART PRO 1401 is a high-performance all-carbon fiber hydrofoil canard, belonging to the ART PRO professional racing series. It is suitable for light wind, small waves, pump skidding, and long-distance tailwind sailing scenarios, and is the flagship large-size canard for heavy riders and light-wind winglet riders

Wingspan: 140.1cm
Total Area: 1611cm², the largest forewing in the entire ART PRO series
Aspect Ratio: 12.17, ultra-high aspect ratio design for ultimate gliding efficiency

• Light Wind/Light Wave King
  Designed specifically for light waves and tailwinds, it outperforms smaller wings in light winds, calm waters, and low-energy broken waves. In windless conditions where ordinary small wings cannot take off, the 1401 easily lifts off thanks to its large lift area, significantly expanding the riding window and perfectly solving the problem of "not being able to take off in too little wind."
• Top-notch Pump-Slide Experience (Dock Starter Preferred)
  Ample lift reserve makes pump-slides effortless and extremely long-lasting: Casual riders can pump-slide for 30 seconds, while experienced riders can easily maintain this for 3-5 minutes; linear and controllable thrust – the more force you apply, the faster you go, overcoming the single-speed limitation of old-fashioned hydrofoils. Start directly from the dock without a running start.
• Large Size Balances Speed ​​and Agility
  As a high-lift wing, it's only slightly slower than the smaller ART PRO 1201, boasting excellent high-speed performance; breaking the stereotype of "large wings being cumbersome and difficult to turn," wingtip turns, 360-degree loops, and side-pressure point maneuvers are all very smooth, balancing long-range endurance with skillful playability.
• Suitable for heavier riders
  1611cm² super lift, optimized for riders weighing 85kg and above, ensuring stable floating even in strong winds. Suitable for multiple riders and various activities (wingboard, kiteboard, pure pump skiing).

• Riders weighing 85kg and above who enjoy free-flowing rides in light winds;
• Enthusiasts who focus on pump skiing docks for starting out and long-distance downwind rides;
• Frequently riding wingboards/kiteflyers in calm lakes, gentle coastal waters, and areas with small waves;
• Advanced - Professional riders who want a versatile large forewing that balances endurance, speed, and freestyle maneuvers.