Select your parawing board with numbers, not guesswork.
Parawing boards
Pick two or three parawing boards, by brand and by volume, and compare their dimensions, weight and price.
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Legend
- Year
- Model year published by the brand or a retailer. "≈ 2025": the brand publishes no model year, so the year is estimated from the model's release date (product page going live, announcement, launch video). The Year filter shows the last three years by default.
- Price
- Public price of the board alone, in euros, taken from the brand's website in October 2026, excluding any discount ("—" when the brand does not show it).
- Volume
- Board volume in litres, published by the brand. It sets the flotation: above your weight in kilos, the board floats you at rest; below it, the board sinks and you must take off on the move.
- Length, width
- Dimensions published by the brand, converted to cm when given in feet and inches. A long board glides and gets going more easily; a short, narrow board is lighter to handle in flight.
- Weight
- Weight of the bare board published by the brand, without pads, straps or foil.
- Construction
- Materials stated by the brand (carbon, PVC sandwich, wood, inflatable…).
About this comparator
Parawing board comparator
Compare two or three parawing boards, from the same brand or from different brands: volume, length, width, weight, construction and price, with the photo published by the brand.
Which volume?
Parawing riders often start in little wind and look for glide: a long, high-volume board (mid-length, downwind) takes off more easily and keeps its speed between bumps. A shorter board is easier to handle and to carry, at the cost of a more demanding take-off.
Specifications and photos come from the brands' websites: click the photo or the site name to open the original page.