
Family Veloce Chord 119 mm Brand’s category Glide / high aspect Disciplines wing, kite, prone, sup, downwind, pump, parawing Team / Carbon HM · 2026
The closest current wings from other brands — every one within ±5% of area and ±8% of aspect ratio, ranked closest first. The closest, the Duotone Glide 2.0 D/LAB 750, is already drawn over it. Select a numbered wing to draw it — up to three at a time.
The Veloce Free Fly (FF) V3 Atmo runs 6 sizes, 590–1,300 cm², and holds its proportions across the range: every size publishes an aspect ratio within 5% of the others.
Its 880 mm span is 6% wider than typical for the area — the median across the 126 current wings within 10% of its size is 829 mm.
Projected and flat area run 3–8% apart. A marked area is one whose brand does not state which it publishes, so a comparison inside the area tolerance may be comparing unlike figures.
| Brand | Wing | Area cm² | Δ area | Aspect ratio | Δ AR | Span mm | Band |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Duotone | Glide 2.0 D/LAB 750 | 750 | +1.4% | 10.30 | -2.8% | 880 | High aspect |
| Naish | Excalibur HA Front Wing 744 | 744 | +0.5% | 10.20 | -3.8% | 870 | High aspect |
| North | Sonar HA750 | 750 | +1.4% | 10.10 | -4.7% | 870 | High aspect |
| Naish | Mach-2 Front Wing 711 | 711 | -3.9% | 10.16 | -4.2% | 850 | High aspect |
| Lift Foils | 120 Vario Front Wing | 774 | +4.6% | 10.20 | -3.8% | 889 | High aspect |
| Lift Foils | 120 High Aspect Front Wing | 775 | +4.7% | 10.20 | -3.8% | 889 | High aspect |
| Family | Veloce |
|---|---|
| Size | S |
| Area, cm² | 740 |
| Area basis | unknown |
| Span, mm | 880 |
| Chord, mm | 119 |
| Aspect ratio | 10.60 |
| Band | High aspect |
| Brand’s category | Glide / high aspect |
| Disciplines | wing, kite, prone, sup, downwind, pump, parawing |
| Construction | Team / Carbon HM |
| Model year | 2026 |
| Source | manufacturer |
The brand's published aspect ratio agrees with its own span and area (span² ÷ area) to within 5%, so the figure is confirmed.
Data current to August 2026. Every figure above is the manufacturer's published claim, converted to comparable units.