Siren
Naish's new mid-aspect wing at 8.2 to 8.5, built for control in critical situations with a high-camber section and strong leading-edge sweep for manoeuvrability, low stall speed and stability. Small sizes for freestyle and waves, large sizes for intermediates to progress on. Alpha connection; pairs with the S-Series or the E-Series for efficiency.
Source: naish.com · checked 2026-09-22
Front wings 5
Compare all sizes| Size | Area | Wingspan | Aspect ratio | Weight | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 600 | 600 cm² | 714 mm | 8.5 | 550 g | USD 669 |
| 800 | 800 cm² | 820 mm | 8.41 | 800 g | USD 709 |
| 1000 | 1000 cm² | 922 mm | 8.54 | 1050 g | USD 759 |
| 1200 | 1200 cm² | 1000 mm | 8.33 | 1260 g | USD 789 |
| 1400 | 1400 cm² | — | — | — | USD 819 |
Independent reviews
In-depth tests by riders and magazines, on their own sites. We link to them; the verdicts are theirs.
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Double Dip: Naish Siren & Excalibur
Tested: Siren 1000 and Excalibur 1344, 75cm mast, 57/64cm fuselages
Pros
- Siren: super smooth take-off, stable and carves on a dime
- Siren: plenty of pump for its aspect ratio
- Excalibur: surprising low end and efficiency, pumps comfortably
- Stiff new tapered mast; backwards-compatible connections
Cons
- Excalibur doesn't turn as tightly as the Siren
Verdict: Siren for carving and beginners, Excalibur for speed and ocean swell.
Pros, cons and verdict summarised by foil.guide from the article, fetched 2026-09-25
Pairs with
What Naish itself recommends running with this line.
- E-Series for efficiency
- Fuselage 2026 Alpha connection
- S-Series