Do I need extra gear to ride it?

Yes—while the foil kit includes assembly hardware, bring or rent a PFD and appropriate wetsuit; helmets are recommended.

Will this fit in my car?

Foil kits disassemble to fit in most cars; staff can assemble or disassemble if you’d like help.

The fleet is selected for accessibility and fun—this model is forgiving for progression and playful once you find lift.

How old do I need to be to rent?

Renters must be 16 or older; anyone under 18 needs a parent or guardian to sign the waiver.

What is the cancellation policy?

At least 24 hours notice is required for a full refund; after that Urban Surf can reschedule reservations to a different date.

Slingshot One Lock Ease 1250 Foil Rentals at Urban Surf Seattle | Water Activities | Rentals

Q: When can I pick up and return the rental?

Pickups are available the day before your rental period at noon, and returns are due the day after at noon to give you buffer time.

Adventure Brief

Try foiling without buying: Urban Surf’s Slingshot One Lock Ease 1250 rental gives you a forgiving foil kit, flexible pickup windows, and local coaching so you can learn fast on Seattle’s north lakefront. Read on for logistics, tips, and what to expect.

1–3 days

moderate

From $69.81

Urban Surf at 2100 North Northlake Way in Seattle, Washington makes foiling accessible with the Slingshot One Lock Ease 1250 rental — a compact, well-balanced foil kit aimed at riders who want to step up without buying. The shop’s rental program bundles practical timing and local expertise: pickups are available the day before your rental period at noon and returns are due the day after at noon, giving you buffer time to chase wind windows or commuter schedules. This is a rental built for progression. Urban Surf supplies the foil, mounting hardware, and enough setup guidance to assemble a livable riding package on-site or to take away. Kits disassemble to fit in most cars, and staff can handle assembly if you prefer. Riders must be 16 or older, and minors require a guardian-signed waiver. The setting is an urban lakefront that rewards short learning loops: gentle wakes, variable wind, and sheltered launch points let newcomers control the pace. Expect a workforce of small craft, paddle traffic, and city lines on the horizon — a useful training ground for riders who want to graduate from SUP or traditional surf to foiling. Practical policies are clear: pick up the day before, return the day after, sign the waiver, and inspect gear with staff at checkout. Late returns may incur fees, and users are liable for damage repairs. Urban Surf also treats rentals as conversations: they want to know how your session went so they can tune recommendations and forecast local conditions. Why this matters is simple: foiling changes how you read water. Renting a Slingshot One Lock Ease 1250 here removes cost barriers, gives you supportive margins, and plugs you into local coaching. For Seattle visitors or residents who want to try the pure physics of lift without commitment, Urban Surf is one of the most practical starting points in town. Take note: a 24-hour notice is required for a full refund, and staff can reschedule bookings if weather or plans change. Inspect the board with staff during checkout to note any preexisting dings. Bring a signed waiver or arrive with a guardian able to sign, and pack water, a helmet if you use one, and a modest repair kit for quick fixes. The shop’s team is a resource: ask for condition notes, local launch spots, and quick technique drills that smooth the learning curve. Urban Surf’s rental model isn’t flashy, it’s useful: convenient pickup windows, friendly instruction, and straightforward policies that make trying foiling cleaner and smarter for first-timers. Stop by at Urban Surf • 2100 North Northlake Way to ask about the Slingshot One Lock Ease 1250, check availability, and plan your next session. Rent one, learn, and come back.