Exploded view of FloFoot grip deck layers
Anatomy

Four layers instead of a strap.

Hold from geometry

The arch ridge rises where a loaded foot hollows out. Push into the rail and the ridge fills that space, giving you the same leverage a strap does — without enclosing anything.

Exit in any direction

Nothing wraps your foot, so a breach or a nosedive throws you clear. The ankle-twist injuries that come with strapped wingfoiling simply have nothing to catch on.

Built for salt

Closed-cell EVA, marine adhesive and a UV-stabilised skin. No water absorption, no swelling, no seam to rot out halfway through a season.

Shaped to your stance

Three ridge spacings cover most stance widths and board volumes. Heel wedges tune the angle further for pumping in marginal wind.

Adhesion testing in the FloFoot workshop
Tested wet

Salt, sand and shear.

Every batch is pulled off a test board after a simulated season of immersion and shear loading. If a ridge softens or an edge lifts, the batch does not ship. That is the whole reason we can put a 60 day water trial behind a pad you glue down.

Fitting it, start to finish.

01 — Clean

Strip old pads and wax, then degrease the deck down to bare board.

02 — Align

Lay the alignment template over your usual foot marks and mark the ridge line.

03 — Press

Peel, press from the centre out and weight the pad evenly for an hour.

04 — Cure

Leave it overnight before the first session. Then go ride it hard.

FloFoot deck on a wingfoil board at dusk

Find your ridge spacing.

Three shapes, one fitting method. Match the deck to your board volume and stance width and the rest is just wind.

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