Free 2.0
Duotone's progression wing with a wider centre chord for lift while staying stall-friendly and pitch stable, and thinned tips for lively, intuitive turning. For riders moving into intermediate and advanced stages, in 1300, 1600 and 1900, paired with the PX stabilizers.
Source: duotonesports.com · checked 2026-09-22
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Foils 2026: Easy control, early lift - the Duotone Free 2.0 Foil on test
Tested: Free 2.0 1300
Pros
- Very early, predictable lift; no drop-outs while accelerating
- Very stable in pitch and roll
- Forgiving in medium and wide turns; tip breaches don't stall it
- Convincing glide on small swell; attractive price (847 € for the plane set)
Cons
- No really tight turns; Crest and Carve are more agile
- Moderate top speed; not a freestyle foil
Verdict: An extremely easy foil for beginners and light-wind freeriders.
Pros, cons and verdict summarised by foil.guide from the article, fetched 2026-09-25
Pairs with
What Duotone itself recommends running with this line.