Blue Planet Blue Planet Alien Wing

The Blue Planet Alien Wing has been in development for over a year and is finally in stock! The video below introduces the wing design, features, sizes and colors available, and how you can get one.

What makes the Alien Wing unique is the stiff, compact airframe, high canopy tension, well balanced handles and layout, all of which allow for predictable handling, easy transitions and luffing, easy starts and acceleration, lofty jumps and smooth sailing for freeriders at all levels.  We love these wings!

The wing includes a backpack carry bag with mesh stuff sack insert,  spectra wing leash, repair kit, attachment points for harness lines and Y-handles. Removable Y-handles are available at our shop and can be used on all wing sizes.

Ordering information: The website price includes free international shipping to almost anywhere in the world, and we are offering $50 off per wing for multiple wing purchases.  If no international shipping options show up at checkout, please choose the "free in-store pickup" option and make a note that you would like to have it shipped, or email us: [email protected], or call the shop during business hours to order: 808 596 7755

In New Zealand, the Alien Wings are available through the NZ distributor Dan Regan ([email protected]) and at the Xtreme Imports Kapiti store in Wellington (https://xtremeimportskapiti.co.nz). If you live in Australia, please contact our NZ distributor Dan Regan to order: [email protected]

Weights:  The Alien Wing has a very light, smooth, powerful feel.  This is a result of to the thicker, rigid airframe and resulting canopy tension/ profile which also adds a bit of weight.  We found this rigidity more than makes up for the weight savings of a thinner/ more flexible leading edge.  So the Alien Wings are very light but not the lightest wings available.  These are the weights of our production wings: 3M: 4.6 lbs, 4M: 5.4 lbs, 5M: 6.2 lbs, 6M: 7.1 lbs, 7M: 8.1 lbs

For more details, please watch these videos, more content coming soon!

also check out this detailed review by SUPboarder:

and this video using the 7M wing for the first time: