F-One Bandit TEC kite — full F-One range at Paddy in the Elements, Galway

F-One kites and foils in Ireland: one brand, the whole quiver

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Very few brands can kit you out for every discipline on the water. F-One is one of them, and we stock the lot. Kites, bars, twintips, wings, foil boards and a full wall of foils — all in Galway, all from people who ride the gear.

Kites: the Bandit needs no introduction

The Bandit TEC is on its seventeenth generation for a reason — it's one of the most-loved all-round kites ever made. Waves, twintip, cruising, it just works. Chasing height instead? The Trigger V2 Brainchild is the big air machine. Both fly beautifully on the brand-new Atom bar — direct, responsive and refreshingly simple.

Wings and boards

The Strike V6 QuadX is the benchmark power wing, and the Rocket board range covers everything: Rocket Wing Crossover if you want one board for the lot, Rocket Midlength for easy light-wind starts, and the Pocket Carbon when you're ready to go small.

Foils

This is where F-One really shines: the Eagle V2 for effortless downwind glide, the SK8 V3 for radical fun, and masts from the alu starter set to the UHM Carbon 12. Every spare part too — fuselages, tails, hardware — so your setup never sits idle waiting on a bolt.

Try it, then buy it right

We build F-One packages matched and checked before they ship, and lesson students get a discount code off any package. Foilers: our Foiling Hub lets you demo before you commit. Free delivery over €200 anywhere in Ireland — Dublin drops most weeks.

Follow @paddyintheelements for demo days and new arrivals.

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