Frontside 14

Chris Macdonald demonstrates the frontside 1440

Four 360-degree rotations is currently the maximum number of spins you can perform in a single jump while wing foiling. Accordingly, the 1440 (or 14 for short) refers to the number of degrees in this jump. Here, Chris Macdonald demonstrates the frontside 14 at the 2025 World Cup in Fuerteventura.

May 26, 2026 © WING DAILY | text: Jürgen Schall | photos/graphics: fuerteventura-worldcup.org | translation: DE

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