Introducing the F-One Rocket Surf Prone.

With a narrow and streamlined outline and a narrow nose and tail, the new ROCKET SURF PRONE is perfect for tight turns in the pocket and powerful carves in total control, without the rail touching the water and slowing you down.

The ROCKET SURF PRONE ensures effortless paddling and fast take-offs. The round bottom under the front half of the board, combined with large bevels and a narrow bottom, minimizes drag and allows you to quickly and easily build speed for take-off.

The stepped kick at the rear end of the board also ensures a smooth release during take-off and minimizes drag during landings – ideal for catching foam waves and more radical surf foiling maneuvers. The flat, recessed deck allows for easy front-to-back foot balance adjustment while maintaining volume in the nose for added stability.

Thanks to this sleek design, the connection to the foil is direct, providing an unparalleled responsive ride and making it easier to carve and get the most out of every wave. This special profile also means less drag, making the board an excellent choice for foil drive users who want to conserve battery power and further develop their carving skills.

The ROCKET SURF PRONE benefits from an ultra-light bamboo deck construction. By using a bamboo layer only on the deck, the construction has been optimized to make the board as light as possible while ensuring strength and durability.

With sizes ranging from 5'2" to 5'11" (47–63 L), the ROCKET SURF PRONE is accessible and progressive and will quickly establish itself as the board of choice for surf foilers of all levels.

The 5'11, for example, offers enough volume and stability for beginners in surf foiling who come from SUP or intermediate surfboards. On the other hand, the 5'2 is a little more playful and allows advanced riders to try harder carves.

In addition, the ROCKET SURF PRONE can also be used for wing foiling by advanced riders looking for a board with low volume and superior glide. It is also suitable for wing foiling to take off quickly with a small foil, whether for wing racing or free flying with a small wing. Wing racers will appreciate the length, which offers additional pitch stability at higher speeds, while the reduced width allows for maximum mast angle to push against the wind.