Ensis Roger Parawing Review and Comparison

Ensis Roger Parawing Review | Ultimate Wing for Foiling & Downwinding

In today’s review, we're taking a deep dive into the Ensis Roger, one of the most exciting innovations for hydrofoiling and powered flying enthusiasts. This wing is designed for those who want to take their foil experience to the next level with increased stability, control, and performance.

What to expect in this review:

Build Quality & Materials – A closer look at the durable construction and high-performance materials Ensis uses to make sure this wing can withstand tough conditions.
Performance on Water & Air – How the Parawing performs in different conditions.
Handling & Maneuverability – Insights on how it handles in various wind speeds and wave conditions, and how easy it is to control during your ride.
Setup – We’ll walk you through the setup process, how quickly it flies, and how user-friendly it is, especially for those new to wings.
Overall Impressions – Is the Ensis Roger Parawing the right choice for you?

We’ll give our final verdict on its performance, design, and value for money.
Stay tuned for detailed testing and personal insights as we put this wing to the test on the water and beyond!

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[chrispewkreme]

Great information!

So awesome to see the progression. Based off of this, I am confident in my decision to get a Flow

[downwind_drifter]

I’ve just ordered one of these 3m 😅 it will be my first parawing experience.

I’m mainly looking at cutting angles for paddle dw. Hopefully I can manage it out of the bag 🤙🤙

[carlgunther]

thanks Gav - looking fwd to the results of the testing

[bejamtheman]

Are you going to test the Flow D Wing?

[teranhughes]

Be interesting to see how the new double surface low kites compare

[gerritraupach]

Great review! Thanks! But the Ensis seems to collapse as early as the BRM if you depower (losen the lines in the back)!? Gusts are then uncomfortable!? Looking forward to the Flow test, where it seems depowering without collapse of the wing is possible (?).. would be great if you compare all three re/ depower/collapse, comfort, upwind, packsize…Regards from Germany

[IRWE]

Nice review, hopefully you will get a chance to ride the Born WaveStar. I find it has a more controlled flight then the BRM.

[patrickaggeler]

Thank you for your great presentation of the Ensis Roger. We will incorporate the feedback into our development.

I can already tell you that the 4m Roger has fewer lines, shorter lines, and a few other cool features.
We look forward to introducing it to you soon!

[stevesantagati]

We all would love to see what the process is when the wing gets completely submerged after a crash and the process of detangling and relaunching. Thanks

[jockharcourt]

Hi Gav whens the Flow D-Wing review coming.

[chrispewkreme]

I was really interested but it only comes in a 3M.

Not really ideal for O’ahu. Gonna try the Flow D-Wing. Especially seeing as how it’s made by a company that makes paragliders.

[thierryWF]

Great video as always. Did you use a mid length armstrong ? If yes, what size do you think would be good for 70kgs and parawing 4m ?

[jockharcourt]

Great review. Looking at buying the D-Wing. What is the the cost of the Ensis.

[Danieldaniel-gzfe]

With a smaller board for wingfoil, my weight+10L, i guess would require lot of wind and technique

[stanleyg.]

Hey what was the wind range you used it in with how much l ?

[fishcakes]

Could you still ride bumps down wind without actually packing it down ?

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Is this 3m parawing equivalent a 3m wing ?