I’ll begin with the 1095. At an aspect ratio of 8.3, it’s fairly high aspect but still a ways off from the double digits we’re beginning to see across the industry. Don’t get the impression that’s a negative, though. There’s so much more to a foil’s capability than its aspect ratio. The Kujira range’s signature tubercles, or leading edge protrusions, are slightly modified for the 1095 as compared to others in the line up. No doubt this is a design decision motivated by glide efficiency, which is where the 1095 separates itself from the pack. I’m 70kg/154lb, and for its size, this foil proved incredibly efficient through the water. As an experienced wing foiler, I found the 1095’s speed range quite ideal for everyday riding. Low speed stability, while reduced a bit compared to the 1210, is still excellent. Pitch and roll, especially paired with the standard 178 stabilizer, are intuitive and not at all intimidating as is often the case with higher aspect foils