A recently released film from Fliteboard followed 76-year-old Australian and devoted eFoiler, John Lewis, as he recounted how he got into eFoiling and why it’s become his number one favorite thing to do, pretty much every single day. It certainly warmed our cockles, so we got in touch with John to get a little background to the film…
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Bumping into your friend & photographer-of-choice while visiting an island in the mid-Atlantic might – in most cases – be a little coincidental. But given their deep involvement in the wind sport events the island was hosting, the surprise quickly morphed into opportunity…
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City Tours are a hot ticket if you’re visiting and want to get a good look around a place in a relatively short amount of time. Benjamin May decided to do just this on one sunny day in Hamburg. But on his own terms…
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Being in the right place in the right time is often a result of fate, but in James Jenkins’ case, it was the skills he’d honed and the acquaintances he kept that led to an opportunity that has changed his life for the better…
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Foiling Magazine’s very own Ryan Arzy caught up with Edo Tanas to explore his rapid rise in the sport, dive into his personal philosophy, and uncover the talent and goals fueling his bright future.
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By the time you read this article, a new documentary from Naish called “The Next Generation Watermen” will have been released. Each of the subjects who feature in this film – Koa Fabbio (rising star), Austin Kalama (contemporary star), and Robby Naish (legend) – although at different stages of life, have a defining lifelong connection to the ocean that surrounds them, and are passionate about promoting this kind of relationship for the generations yet to come
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Three riders have found their respective sweet spots on Lake Garda – a place where the Italian “sweet life” meets world-class wingfoil conditions…
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Harking back to the simpler days of surf travel, Zane Westwood and videographer Dane Wilson headed to Chile, stripping back their normal day-to-day requirements, and just focusing on whatever was needed for the plentiful and quality waves to be found in this foiling nirvana…
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Intercepting a swell from afar is no easy task, and this particular strike mission was no exception. Neither is traveling from Maui to South Africa, on the opposite side of the world. Was it worth it though? Well, this is Cash Berzolla we’re talking about. Of course it was. Photos: Gumby & Slater Neborsky Cash
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Is Tony Mueller the most dedicated winger in Idaho? Well, it’s a strong bet. At 64 years old, Tony’s been winging since it first broke onto the scene and hasn’t looked back – he gets out amongst it as often as he can (when he’s not doing volunteer work for local animal rescue shelters) and is a well-known face at his local spot…
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The pristine white sands and palm fringed shores of Brazil fell just a little out of reach for Sebastian Gux’s finances as the chilly Northern European autumn fully set in. And although the Baltic Sea might not be everyone’s choice of alternative, Sebastian was determined to make it work for him…
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As I’ve often noted in past editorials, progress has been at the heart of foiling (and wingfoiling) since it first hit the “mainstream”. The pace has been pretty relentless, with innovation and rapid development seemingly appearing from one issue to the next. So, how does someone at the forefront of design handle this constant evolution and ever-moving targets? We caught up with Eleveight’s CEO & Product Manager, Peter Stiewe, to find out just that.
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We’re always happy to hear the words “next generation material” as it means we get to don the specs and go down the techy rabbit hole over here at Foiling Magazine HQ. With the arrival of the new Ultra X lightweight laminate, the specs were donned, and we got in touch with the man who was more deeply involved than most, FreeWing’s Design Director, Clinton Filen.
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