I honestly had no interest in this wing. My main focus was to acquire a downwind wing, the Atlas. It was not until my third session that the surf increased in size, and I decided to try it. I am glad I bought it. All my surf wings are around 800cm in size. This seems to be the best size for the small gutless waves I ride here in California. The good thing about this is that when I get a new wing around the same size, I can tell the difference between brands. I can give you some generic platitudes about the wing, such as the uber slow stall speed of the wing or the amazing turning radius. I think that KT already has stated those attributes. I will give you a sense of the different feeling I have from my other brands I am riding right now. Let us start with the F-one Sk8 850. This is my go-to wing if I want to turn. When you want to make on rail g-force type turns this wing will do it. It allows you to lean into a turn and feel the push-back of the wing through the turn. Accelerating through the turn. It definitely requires some more front foot pressure during a turn, but in a controlled manner. I am riding a Mike’s Lab 830 as well right now and this takes it to another level. The KT is more of a back footed type turn. It turns amazingly sharp, but it is like it is rotating around the wingtip and not the entire wing is pushing you through the turn. I found that when I went from Mike’s lab to the KT in the same session I was falling over in the turn with the KT. I would nosedive. If I shifted my weight back slightly the KT will just whip around in a sharp turn. It is amazing but different. This may be due to the chamber in the wing, which is extreme compared to the others. Pumping is excellent in the KT. Compared to the F-one Sk8 850 it is next level. I would say it is better than the Unifoil PP140. I would say it is faster than the Unifoil in pump speed and has more forgiveness at the low end of speed. Let’s talk speed. This is very subjective, but I have not experienced maxing out the Nomad on waves yet. I feel it is fast. Is it Mike’s Lab fast, no. Do I need to or even want to do 30 MPH on my foil. No. Stability wise it is more on the twitchy sensitive side. That can be good or bad depending on what you prefer. I like a little more stable feeling in my wings. Pitch stability is what I like. The F-one and Mike’s lab are more pitch stable than the KT. This is most apparent at high speed. It gives the foil a stable feel and sometimes makes you think you are not going so fast, but you are! I can control the KT at speed but definitely feel the balance point is reduced.