Slingshot expands Phantasm foil lineup with new E and G series

Slingshot has redrawn its Phantasm foil range around three distinct jobs on the water: the E Series for easy lift and stability, the G Series for glide-first progression, and the PTM family for speed and low drag. The move gives riders a simpler way to match a front wing to the session instead of forcing one foil to cover every discipline.

The E Series sits at the most approachable end of the lineup. Slingshot built it as a medium-aspect, carbon-fiber front wing line intended for wake, wing, surf and windsurf use, and it was designed to make foiling as easy as possible for riders of every ability. It lifts earlier, keeps a calmer platform once flying and penalizes imperfect technique less. For riders trying to cross over from tow, wake or surf into winging, the E family gives up control slowly and predictably rather than demanding a precise, high-speed style.

The G Series moves the focus toward efficiency without abandoning forgiveness. It is medium-high aspect, with maximum glide efficiency and enough low-end get-up-and-go to keep the board moving through weak sections and light wind. The lower packages come stock with a 400 mm Phantasm Stabilizer, the PS400. Riders should choose wing size by sport, rider weight and conditions: larger wings bring more glide and pumping efficiency, while smaller wings feel more reactive in turns.

The PTM line is a high-aspect, carbon-fiber series for foilers who want speed and agility but still need dependable stability. The PTM 825 is for medium- to high-wind winging and big waves, the PTM 930 splits the difference between top speed and glide, and the PTM 1001 leans toward maximum lift and glide.

Wyatt Miller, Slingshot’s Wing/Wind Brand Manager, laid out the new split. The broader Phantasm platform reaches across surf foiling, wing foiling, downwind and dock start.