Omen Flux Board, 60L bottom semi displacement hull for efficiency, low end and touchdown performance

Flux - The Ultimate Crossover Foilboard

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The Flux has been refined for riders looking to progress their prone foiling or wingfoiling in waves. Due to the efficiency of the outline and hull design, expect to be able to ride a board of at least 25% smaller volume in the same conditions 

The length combined with the wide nose & tail provides stability when paddling into a wave or getting up with a win while the low drag, semi-displacement hull makes for ultra easy takeoffs and smooth touchdown recoveries.

The design also provides extra lift when the board is submerged, meaning less force from the wing is required to get up to the surface in low power condition. The Flux truly is the best of both worlds, more low end in a higher performance package. 

The large bevels and slim outline provide extra clearance at high bank angles, while the surfboard inspired rail geometry makes the arc of your turn is not thrown off if touched down. 

Dimensions:

Volume Length Width Thickness Aprox. Weight
36L 4' 3.5" 18" 3.3" 8.3 lbs
40L 4' 5.5" 19" 3.4" 8.9 lbs
48L 4' 9.5" 19.5" 3.7" 9.8 lbs
60L 5' 2.5" 21" 4" 11.1 lbs
72L 5' 7.5" 22" 4.3" 12.6 lbs
84L 5'11" 21.5" 4.9" 13.8 lbs


The Flux range represents the culmination of years of tweaking, experimenting, and optimizing foil boards. Our partnership with Appletree Surfboards provides Omen access to the world’s top foilboard manufacturing. After multiple rounds of prototypes we’re confident the Flux will be your ticket to progression. Check out Tucker of Mackite's breakdown of the 60L Flux in his "Dream Quiver" Video, their 2023 Board Awards, The Lift Journal's review of the 36L as a prone board, and most importantly: rider feedback at the bottom of the page. 

All sizes come standard with strap inserts, Y configuration up front and offset L&R options for your back foot. If you haven't tried an offset back foot strap yet, trust us on this one, it's better! Having more control and leverage over the board helps with both wave riding and landing jumps. It also provides more open deck space when riding switch to stay clear of the back strap when heading back upwind.

Included With Board

  • upgraded deckpad factory installed (2024)
  • stainless steel T30 torx hardware for strap inserts in box
  • black G10 mini fin in box

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Non-Linear Scaling

Every size of the Flux excels in prone and wing foiling and is entirely focused on increasing the performance of intermediate and advanced riders. This is especially noticeable in the larger sizes whose shapes have not been compromised to suit beginners learning to wing.

Depending on rider weight and skill, each size fills a unique niche and has been designed accordingly. The smaller boards have a proportionally wider shape to provide sufficient deck space and volume. As the size increases, the outline is slimmed down, especially in the nose and tail. This reduces swing weight and aerodynamic drag while scaling the volume and length required to get up to foiling speed with less swell or wind energy.

Ergonomic Deck

The deck is comfortable and secure; zero-rocker and light concave through the standing area provide direct heel to toe pressure and a consistent feel when using any foil.

Touch down performance

Glide right through the most aggressive touchdowns with the Flux's hydrodynamic hull. Compared to other boards it barely feels like you've come off foil.

Made in the EU

The Flux is built to last. The Appletree factory in Portugal applies a full carbon layup over a CNC cut closed-cell foam core. Vacuum resin infusion technology is used to saturate the cloth and achieve the ideal fiber to resin ratio to optimize stiffness and durability. This process is what allows Appletree to create a permanent bond to their proprietary foam core, and uniquely results in a board that will not be damaged by water ingress - even if the outer skin is damaged. Along with their world renowned track reinforcing tech, the Flux is a board you can rely on to maintain peak performance for years to come.

Low Drag Handle

A mini fin provides a streamlined and lightweight handle for carrying the larger boards. The FCS system allows the fin to be reversed to provide two handle positions to balance a range of foil mounting positions.

An FCS II box and G10 fin come standard with every 60L, 72L, and 84L Flux.

Customer Reviews

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Jill Dovick
One board to rule them all

I bought the 36L Flux hoping for a one size fits all, and was not disappointed! The get up and go is incredible, which allows me to ride a small board even in light wind conditions. I can comfortably move my feet around on the deck and keep my movements subtle. The Flux is also incredibly light, allowing for easy handling getting in and out in shorebreak. Easily the best wing board I've encountered!

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Alain B.
72 Flux U.S Virgin Islands

165 lbs / 74.8 kilo.
72Flux
Wing foiling, mostly in open ocean choppy conditions.

The main reason I purchased this board was because I was having trouble taking off in the open ocean choppy conditions. Although I always managed to get up, the older version boards would feel sticky and nose would often times pearl.
The Flux solved this problem with the pearling and now taking off in rough water is a pleasure. There is a bit of a learning curve with these boards but it only took me a couple of sessions to tune it in and I am an average wing foiler.

The other reviews cover all of the benefits of the Flux and they are all accurate. I will add these three things that were a pleasant surprise.

1. The quality and build of the board is excellent!
2. They have the best customer service.
3. And my favorite...the flat rate shipping . Getting boards shipped to the Virgin Islands is a huge pain. I normally have to ship them to a freight forwarder and they ship it here. But Omen sent it directly to my address and it got here quickly!

Alain B.

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Jeff B.
Flux 60 and 48

I'm 70kg, 68 years old, an intermediate-level winger in the SF Bay area. I now make most of my foiling gybes, including in large swell and rough conditions, and about 50% of my footswitches. The 60 and 48 really accelerated my progression. Somehow the extra length and overall design of these boards improves handling and makes them more forgiving.

The 60 was a game-changer for me when I got it last season, so much easier to start than any previous sinker or even a neutral 70L board. I could easily knee-start the 60 in light chop, but the stinkbug was much more reliable. I had to REALLY master the stinkbug start on the 60 in all conditions so that it became intuitive before being able to reliably start the 48. The 48 has been my primary board since then in wind averaging 15+ mph. Below that, or for very up/down wind, I use the 60. Once up, everything is easier and better on the 48, which says a lot, since the 60 is outstanding in all conditions from about 12-30+. I had a blast with the 60 in La Ventana for an unusually windy two weeks in mid-January. It's wind tends to be up/down and fickle, so I didn't bring the 48. We had several days with big swells and wind in the high 20s - low 30s.

Greg's videos on the stinkbug start and footswitch were very helpful. He also provided very helpful and accurate personal tips to me via email. Don't be afraid to go considerably smaller than what you're used to, as he recommends, since these boards are so easy to start. The 60 is much easier to start than neutral or larger boards, since its deck is just below the surface when straddling the board, which minimizes it's being kicked around by chop, and it accelerates very quickly to take-off speed. The 48 is easier to start than the 60 when it’s really choppy; it sinks enough while straddling it and starting it to avoid the chaos at the surface. It is only slightly harder to start and stand up in light wind - the main difference is the extra difficulty pumping it onto the foil when it’s light. I'm not a great pumper, so straddling the board while waiting for a gust is the best strategy for me.

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Greg du Preez
84L Flux - next level!

I am 83kg and purchased the 84L Flux as my next board after the beginner stage. From the insightful discussions with Greg to the mind-blowing performance of the board, I couldn't be happier with the purchase. Incredible light wind performance that brings next level fun factor, even once the winds pick up. Buttery touch downs and ripping carves in a user friendly package...I don't see this board leaving my quiver! Perfect next step for strong progression and a dedicated light wind companion for years to come.

Very grateful to have Greg's passion and skills combining to push the sport forward in a fun and exciting direction!!

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Jeremy Lynn
60L flux - so good!

This is my first "sinker" board and after considerable discussion with Greg decided to go for the 60L flux (I am 90kg, so it was just at 67% of body weight). Brought it on a trip down to La Ventana having never used it and was up and going on day 1. Learning to stinkbug took some trial and error, but by the end of the week I had it pretty dialed. First impressions are really positive - I knew the maneuverability and response would be awesome (and they are!), but the big surprise to me was just how forgiving it is on touch downs - you can hit the water any which way and the board just glances off and gets right back up on foil and keeps going - so nice for carving big turns or charging upwind through big waves. My prior board (now my light wind board) was 92L - hard to imagine ever riding something that big now - may need to get a second Flux as my light wind board! Last thing - support and advice from Greg is so nice - pretty rare to have this level of responsiveness from a company!