2021 Quatro Wing Drifter V1.2 Foilboard

I live in the U.S. Virgin Islands. With the average temperature 90° And the Constant Tradewinds. Needless to say our gear gets a lot of use. I have five sessions on a average of four hours . I have only owned this board for six days. Yeah I do have to work also.. Over the years. I have owned many different boards from many different manufacturers. This one is definitely top of the pile. The Shape of the bottom pops you back up at touchdowns. The construction is Solid. Well balanced. Super easy to pump on to foil. I wanted a board with tons of volume but in a small package. And Well-built The Quatro Windrifter Pro answer the call.
I got this board to wing foil between the islands and like to have the volume when wind dies.
Oh yeah it’s the 5.8 115 L
But somehow it feels like it has less swing weight than my 5.4 /95L I believe it might be due to the positioning of the foil box.?

Would I buy this bored again ? Yes, I am getting the 5. 2 next to retire my 5.4.

The Wing Drifter is another great option for wing surfing that is as good looking as it is built. The bottom contours are one of the best I have tried and the board feels solid and doesn't weigh a ton. I'm 185lbs and rode the 5'2'' and it was plenty nimble. One concern I had was that there was no foot strap inserts that ran the center of the board. They are all offset, forcing you to cant your straps. I do cant my front strap but don't really see a need to cant the rear. The pad on top is a little too rough on the skin as well. Other than that, this is a great wing SUP board.

This board is really nice! I just had a session using the 5'4" 90L board. Wind was blowing 20mph average, I am 190lb, and I was using the Armstrong HS1550 and Armstrong 4.5M A-Wing. I normally ride a board at 100 liters, so I was interested to see how this felt being at 10 liters less volume. It really didn't feel like much less flotation, but for some reason when I was up to my feet the board just felt much smaller than I was used to. It was great in the waves and felt nice and nimble. Seems to be a great overall shape and design for wing foiling. Only dislike was the traction pads, which are super grippy, but also wear on the knees when water starting. The board visually looks great too.