Indiana Marlin XL
Indiana's stabilizer range for agility and precision in surf and pump foiling. The XS, at 170 cm² and 95 g, is the reactive choice for advanced riders making tight, technical turns while keeping surprising glide for its size.
Not published by the brand: Rider weight, Take-off speed, Wind range, Released
SKU 3560SQ
Source: indiana-paddlesurf.com · checked 2026-09-26
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Double Dip: Indiana Marlin XS & S
Tested: Marlin XS and S with XS/XXS fuselage and XS/S tails
Pros
- Tight rail-to-rail response and low drag
- Minimal ventilation on tip breaches
- Surprising low end, even on the XS
Cons
- Light on the front foot; needs recalibrating
- XS is pitch-sensitive at high speed and in tight carves
Verdict: Versatile carving wings across surf and wing: XS for punchy breaks, S for longer swell.
Pros, cons and verdict summarised by foil.guide from the article, fetched 2026-09-25
Ridden by
On the Indiana team: Nicolas Iten, Léonard Berner, Christof Peller