Eleveight WS V5

The Eleveight WS V5 is the kite for riders who care more about drift, turning speed and wave behaviour than maximum boosting performance. If you want a kite that sits where you need it, follows you down the line more naturally and does not feel like it is constantly trying to drag you off the face, the WS is the right tool in the Eleveight range.

It is also a smart crossover choice for foil riders and freeriders who prefer a lighter, looser kite feel. Compared with a more central all-rounder such as the RS V6, the WS V5 is more specialist and more surf-minded from the outset.

Where it sits in the range

The WS V5 is Eleveight's wave / foil / drift-focused option. Choose the RS if you want broader freeride versatility, the XS if you want Big Air, or the FS if your riding leans harder into powered freestyle. Choose the WS if you want a kite that feels more at home in surf and foil scenarios.

Why choose the Eleveight WS V5?

• Reduced pull and quicker turning help in waves
• Better drift characteristics than a more all-round freeride kite
• Light-feeling handling works well for one-handed riding
• Still versatile enough for foil and crossover freeride use
• A smart specialist choice when surf handling matters more than big boosts

Specifications

Feature	Details
Product type	Kitesurf kite
Discipline	Wave, foil and crossover freeride
Design	Three-strut hybrid
Character	Quick turning, low pull, drift-focused
Visible size option	8m
Visible colour option	Grey

What's included

• Eleveight WS V5 kite
• Manufacturer-supplied kite bag and accessories where included by Eleveight

A control bar is not included.

Helpful reading & buying advice

• Kitesurfing kite buying guide
• Kitesurf hydrofoil buying guide
• Compare with the RS V6

FAQs

Can I use the WS V5 for freeride as well as waves?

Yes. It is more surf-focused than the RS, but it still works well for freeride riders who prefer a lighter, quicker-turning kite with better drift.

Should I buy the WS V5 or the RS V6?

Choose the WS if wave riding, drift and foil crossover use are higher priorities. Choose the RS if you want the more general do-everything freeride kite.