Arrived in perfect shape! Looking forward to it!!

I ordered a custom Sultan (8'x23", 145 liters) last spring (2023). I'm a big guy 110kg+ living in the columbia river gorge and just getting going on DW foiling. This board was a huge help in getting started. It's narrow enough that I can get the board speed up to catch most bumps, knee-high to head-high, but stable enough that it only took a few flat water sessions before I was ready to get in the bumps.

I highly recommend the sultan as a first DW board, especially if you work with Jess to figure out the right size for you. After a very successful first season on the Sultan I'm seriously considering getting the new Amos Bullet next, now that my skills are a bit more developed.

I don't do much winging but the Sultan was also a great light wind wing board, I got up in 10-12mph winds no problem which is unusual for someone my size/weight.

Got myself a 7’2” AMOS Sultan for light wind winging. It is beautifully made and the bag option suggested is brilliant. Be careful with the board.. the nose is very sharp and could go through your canopy. My pumping isn’t great but the Sultan helps by giving a knot or two of extra speed so makes it easy to get up on foil.

Hi, just tried my new Sultan 7’6x19’5x108L winging with different foil combinations 1100/800/540 in wind range from 8 to 20 knts. I’m 82 kg. On the water the board has a surprising really good lateral stability and the extra lenght make it a stable plateform to stand. the nose points naturally downwing with the chop as It gain speed quickly. What is noticeable immediately is the incredible gliiiide. the glide is excellent, nearly quite like a windsurf ! This high ground speed helps to take off in low winds even with very small foils (l managed to fly with my 540 in 10/12 knts). During the fly, the board is really stable and offer no resistance to wind thanks to the sharpness of its shape. I managed to reach speed about 24 knts easily and with confidence. I think it could go more with fine tuning. In freefly naturally it is very good thanks to the lighness and rigidity. The pumping translate immediately in forward speed and helps crossing low wind area to catch the next gust.
Another important point: the board is really beautiful and is a pleasure to watch, really nice shape.

It was love at first takeoff on my first DW run on the custom Sultan 7'4×19" - 90 liters. Conditions was so light I wouldn't even have given it a go on my old board (12-14 knots). That's how much confidence the Sultan will give you. It blew my mind how easy it releases water. Can't wait to get lots of epic runs on the Sultan!
Stoked!!