WINDSURF JAPAN FOIL SLALOM PREDICTIONS!WINDSURF JAPAN FOIL SLALOM PREDICTIONS!As the PWA closes out it season in Japan next week with the last event of the foil slalom tour, we thought we would throw in our last set of predictions for the season. Remember these results will also decide the world titles for Foil Slalom so it is building up to be an intense showdown in Japan. Weve had a few misses (And shockers) with our past picks, but were out for redemption this time. So, without further ado drum roll please here are our Windsurf Japan Foil Slalom predictions! Feel free to post your own picks in the commentsTrust usthe racing is much more interesting when you have put your neck on the line before the event kicks off and put your predictions out there for scrutiny when the final results are official!!MEN1: Johan Soe2: Maciek Rutkoski3: Matteo IachinoJOHAN SOEWere not making the same mistake we did in Sylt this time, were backing Johan Soe to win the final event of the season! Although hes not in the title race after missing Guadeloupe, Soes performance in Sylt was nothing short of total domination. Its hard to overlook that kind of form, so were breaking tradition and backing the favourite to close out the year in style.Johan may be out of the world title hunt, but he has plenty of unfinished business. Remember 2023, when he was disqualified for using modified sails? Last year, he came back with a vengeance and dominated. Theres no reason he cant do it again. Get ready for Soe to put the hammer down in Japan!MATTEO IACHINOIt might sound predictable to back Matteo Iachino for second place in Japan, but consistency wins championships and Matteo has been outstanding all season. Both in Sylt and Guadeloupe, he looked sharp and completely in sync with his foil geardoes he have an equipment edge this seasonmaybe!Yes, its the safe pick, but finishing the season strong means trusting form and experience and ignoring Matteos current performance level would be foolish. We want to finish this season with a strong set of predictions, so we are playing it safe to back Matteo. Lets hope our theory doesnt backfire!YOU CAN READ THE PWA INTERVIEW WITH MATTEO HERE:PIERRE MORTEFONWe are backing Pierre to take the final podium spot in Japan, but looking at the form books, it is going to be a tough battle with the likes of Maciek Rutkowski, Amado Vrieswijk and Jordy Vonk all breathing down his neck and hungry to grab that final podium spot for themselves.Japan is one of those unpredictable events where the weather can play havoc with equipment choices and there are plenty of other dark horses in the fleet who could cause some upsets.One thing we know about Pierre is the fact he is one of the best racers on the planet and with his experience and racing skills, it is hard to discount him from the title race! Never count him out!WILD CARDMACIEK RUTKOWSKINo one trains harder or fights tougher than Maciek Rutkowski and leaving him out of the conversation would be a mistake. The 2022 world champion has been grinding relentlessly to reclaim that title.Currently sitting third overall, Maciek will be giving everything to end his 2025 campaign on a highand dont be surprised if he upsets the order in Japan.Keep an eye out for Jordy Vonk who has had an epic season so far and will also be hungry to get in the mix!WOMEN1: Justine Lemeteyer2: Lina Erzin3: Marion MortefonJUSTINE LEMETEYERJustine is one of the most focussed and dedicated female racers on tour and she will no doubt be out to repeat her world title from last year by taking the win in Japan. Justine won in Guadeloupe but only after she fought off a courageous challenge from Lina Erzin. Now riding for Patrik, a Japanese double could be on the cards if both Justine and Johan take top honours.LINA ERZINLina sent some shockwaves through the womens foil fleet in Guadeloupe and was neck and neck with Justine Lemeteyer throughout the event. If she can step it up again in Japan, there is a strong chance she could turn the tables in Japan and win the title if Justine crumbles under pressure!MARION MORTEFONMarion Mortefon could be the one to cause some upsets in Japan. Marion was not planning to compete this season but after winning last yearpart of the prize was a a business class ticket to Japan and that may have swung here decision. Marion had her baby Violet in the summer so missed the event in Guadeloupe and will be out of the title race this season. At least she will compete in Japan without any world title race pressure! I am ultra pumped to fully enjoy this beautiful adventure! After a quiet pregnancy and a very gentle birth, I was able to get back on my board without a worry Im certainly not 100% fit, so no pressure,I will race my best and my lovely family to share it all with!WILD CARDBLANCA ALABAUDont count Blanca Alabau out just yet. A former world champion (2023), Blancas work ethic and drive are second to none and with one of the best racers in the world as her partner, her training standards are sky-high. Expect her to come out firing in Japan and end the 2025 season on a high.PWAThe post WINDSURF JAPAN FOIL SLALOM PREDICTIONS! appeared first on Windsurf Magazine.

Interview: David PartridgePhotos: SUP InflatablesHistoricallyracers used hardboards because of the better glide and stability. Things are changing. Inflatable manufacturers have responded to paddlers looking for faster, longer touring or racing boards with rigidity, stability and pointy fronts.Im a typical paddler, taking ages to research Chelmarsh Sailing Clubs purchase of school boards (we ended up with Red 10-foot-6). I wish I had met Gary and SUP inflatables back then!. Wanting to try longer routes and to carry camping equipment, I bought a 13-foot 2 Voyager, then a narrower, faster board a second-hand SIC Maui for the Trent, Broads Ultra, and Glen.Red loaned me an Elite race board for the Barrow Blitzconfirminghow technology hasmoved forward.That board was as quick as a hardboard, especially when you take into account portages and hauling it on and off the water.Inflatable technology hasnt stood still, and you need experts to guide you, as websites can often be misleading, false or even fake!The roadshow experienceSUP Inflatables created roadshows in 2025. I asked Nikki Downing for her recollections on the event at Chelmarsh:Well, I can say it wasvery busy! It was easy to set upGaryand Emma did most of the work! The event was free and booked via Eventbrite.Thisgave us details for club insurance. People bookedondirectly. The club provided changing rooms, showers, acanteen, and a large area of grass for the boards to be laid out for display.Gary and Emma inflated the boards. People stayed most of the day as they were having a great time! There wasopportunityto try a range of boards and paddles and to chat with fellow paddlers.They were very knowledgeableon theboards and paddles and helped people choose theright sizedboard forthem andtheir experience.They kept going all dayofferingtrials and allowing paddlers direct board comparisons.David Partridge and Nikki Downing at RTC 2025Paddler FeedbackJames Griffiths: My wife and I did an intro to SUP at Chelmarsh Sailing Club. We were hooked instantly. I started researching boards online, but ended up in a minefield. I posted on a Facebook group, and Emma from SUP Inflatables messaged me. I called her the following day, and we had an in-depth conversation about what we both want to get out of SUP and about some recommendations.Her knowledge and customer servicewasexcellentandwe have got some boards that will last for years to come.Elaine Bethell came to the demo day. Emma was really patient with me, and Nikki was fantastic. I tried several boards. Emma asked me what I wanted, and I replied that I wanted to go in a straight line. I wanted to take part in the Chelmarsh 5km Sunday morning paddles. I was gently moved from a wide 10-foot-6-inch board to the Shark Venture Flow 12-foot-6-inch, and I love it Elaine had a good look online and then communicated with Emma on Messenger. She was great at getting back to me, 12 out of 10 for service. They chased up the delivery for me and sent a waist leash and carrying strap after I ordered these asextras,they were just so good at answering all my questions.The Q&AWe met for the interview during a rainstorm in September. Things normally quieten down at this time of year, but Emma was at the back door of the warehouse in Wimbourne, Dorset (a calm stretch of the Stour just a 100 metres away), talking through a trial paddle with a couple. Tailored advice on their choices absolutely captured where SUP Inflatables feel their Unique Selling Point (USP) is. Getting the right choice for the paddler, taking everything into account.So, whats your background in the sport:Gary: I was a windsurfer in the early 80s. Dad had a windsurfing shop, so I grew up with windsurfing, then wakeboarding, mountain biking and all the diversification of water sports. Seventeen years ago, paddleboarding arrived, and immediately, I knew it was accessible and relatively easy to do; you could get on a board and paddle. The early market was water sports enthusiasts looking for something to do on a calm day, but I knew this was going to grow.Emma: I am from Halifax, and water sports werent really a thing for our family. I travelled a lot while working in marketing. I got on a SUP in the Middle East, maybe 11 years ago, and loved it. Back in the UK, I found myself on a mountain bike ride, overhearing Gary talking about windsurfing. We met and immediately sensed our passion for the sport. Gary is great with IT. I am passionate about addressing and engaging with the needs of women and understanding what people want from a sport. It was clear we could work together well, and here we are nine years on.And SUP Inflatables?Gary: I looked up the domain names Inflatable Sup had gone. It was a balloon business, so SUP Inflatables was next. I had a friend who developed the website, and right at the beginning, we wanted lots of information and advice. The info zone was critical then, as SUP was new, and it remains critical now, as people need good advice and help in making choices. The learning curve for SUP is so much shorter than, say, windsurfing, so people can buy a board after a 2-hour lesson, its accessible, transportable, easy.In the early days, the core business was beginner boards, mostly 10-foot 6-inch boards; lots of stability, easy to learn on, most of our customers were new to the sport. Now this is a saturated market. People still need advice and help, especially since many of the cheaper brands are unreliable, have poor quality control, and tend to be less robust and prone to deformation. Our customer base is changing, we still sell a lot of starter boards, but more and more we have repeat customers or people looking at slightly longer boards with better glide. Our go to often now is an 11-foot-6-inch board for the new paddler, allowing them development and ensuring the boards have a good life and dont end up being discarded.For Gary and then Emma, there has been a continual learning curve. They have visited the manufacturing plants in China, spent time with designers, manufacturers and brands providing direct customer feedback and influence development. Gary says, We in the UK are probably more technically advanced, our market and customer base is for longer, thinner boards or specialised boards. For much of Europe, the retailers are offering standard products, so I really feel we can help and advise brands and manufacturers with all our customer feedback over the years.A key finding for Gary has been the improved stability and reduced resistance of the thinner boards. This comes from my windsurfing. Red has great quality, and its 10-foot-6-inch was 4.7 inches deep. The thinner the board, the better the construction needs to be; the shape relies on higher pressure. Red uses better materials and construction, allowing for thinner boards. We are passionate about this and encourage other manufacturers to reduce the depth of their boards. Lower price point boards often twist or distort, so understanding the construction for us has been key.Discussing the construction, use and best board size and shape all take time. Its hard work talking to customers, often we are on the phone for 30 minutes or so, this is a totally different selling experience to the click and buy of many internet sellers, where even finding a telephone number can be a nightmare.Some wisdom about constructionDepthGary discussed Shark, which has built identical length and width boards in both 5-inch and 6-inch thickness. The deeper boards are seen as for the heavier paddler maybe 100Kg or more but actually often when compared side by side on a trial even the heavier paddlers prefer thinner boards. One key point is that the riders weight is over the centre of the board. Luggage (camping gear, bags and equipment) is stored fore and aft so doesnt lead to board bend and as such shouldnt prejudice board depth. If you want a board for adventures, you can still go with thinner profiles.DropstitchDropstitch is a universal mesh that allows the inflatable structure inside a board to withstand pressure. The materials are bought in by manufacturers but there are some quality differences: the amount of fibre of course (creating the tiny dimples on the board structure). Align the two layers to match, preventing distortion. Gary explained that quality manufacturers tend to laser cut just two layers at a time to ensure the drop stitch lines up properly. If you are cutting multiple layers, its cheaper, but the risk of misalignment and warping goes up. Unfortunately, the material used for dropstitch is not recyclable, so even if a different, recyclable material is used for the outer layer, the boards are still not environmentally friendly.RailsThe rails (sides) of the board are where the upper and lower layers are joined. You can glue the rails, allowing a rounder shape. You dont need to get a welder in, so the seams are smaller and there is less gap in materials. The glue is also much easier to fix, so that a small leak can be reglued. Welded rails rely on the layers of PVC being melted together in a welder. Failures are fewer if the process is well-executed, but repair is far more challenging. At the end of the day, as Gary says, whichever works well, so long as you have good quality manufacture.Who do SUP Inflatables work with?The key brands are Red, Starboard, Shark and Gladiator. We also retail many other brands, but these are the main quality brands we work with. Gary is keen to offer a range of premium, well-made boards. They are retailers for Red and Starboard but distributors for Gladiator and act globally for Shark, advising on development and design. I asked about conflicts of interest; Gary is keen to stress its all about feeding back to all the premium brands and ensuring development and innovation. There is no real difference, at the end of the day, the customers choose, and its our job to try and show them options which match their needs. He also notes that as a distributor we have more influence than a simple retailer so can feedback from many thousands of customers what developments and innovations are needed which benefits the whole industry.Gary, Emma, and the team are on webchats and meetings two or three times a week with all their suppliers to discuss ideas, provide feedback, and address any quality issues. Having a choice of premium, reliable, and dependable brands is key. Gary says, Customers are advised on length, width and profile, but, at the end of the day, brand and colour choice is down to them!Plans and thoughtsWould there ever be SUP hardboards sold by SUP Inflatables?, Gary quickly answered No. The key differentiator for inflatables is ease of storage, ease of handling, transportability and all of this makes retailing hardboards difficult, besides, there are great suppliers out there. SUP Inflatables does have a clothing and SUP accessory brand, Riding not Hiding. We have added colour to paddles and tried to open up new ideas.They also provide a wide range of products, from socks to PFDs, from a huge number of suppliers. We provide everything for paddlers from river fins and pumps to spares, leashes and paddles, but the core of the business remains the supply of boards.Demo days will we be seeing more in 2026?Gary: We are planning soon, maybe longer events in one place so that customers can make a weekend of it. It is great to see people trying new brands and comparing boards. Regarding safety, we discuss leash, clothing, but we cant sell safety, key is providing information and advice and trying to get people to understand risks and the environment they paddle in.Emma on lifestyle: Paddling when youve been chatting about paddleboards all week is not always what you want to do at the weekend. Summers are always busy, so we tend to paddle in the winter. Sometimes, I am so jealous, but we still have so many enquiries we just cant get away or even develop a strategy until the nights draw in.Gary: Getting our passion over. We have been told social media and TikTok need quick videos, but our video guides are 25 minutes long! Similarly, engaging with customers and understanding their needs can be a lengthy process. Its good to have weight, height and paddling ability as a starting point, ambitions and plans as the next part, but then the conversations become deep and technical. Indeed, the companys website offers a wealth of advice and information, which has always been a key resource.Where does the future lie?Gary has seen trends and developments over many years in water sports, skateboarding and biking, Its developing still, our customers are better informed, developing as paddlers and needing better equipment. There is still a core of new paddlers buying starter boards, but the proportion of these is decreasing. I think we will have another good year next year. Our business is all about offering the right board to the right person. The growth in events aimed at inflatable SUPs is also, of course, going to act as a market driver.Emma is really keen to keep listening to customers. She is particularly passionate about addressing female needs in a male-dominated manufacturing and retail environment. For her, the core of the business is Engagement and maintaining quality. Poorly manufactured and cheap products are damaging to the environment and the sport.I am really concerned about misinformation and false claims. People gain confidence now through TikTok or advertisements, and the closest some sellers have come to paddling is taking a walk on the beach! Funnily, those quality manufacturers who are most technical often suffer from too much content and detail, and people often cant trawl through it all.We utilise assistance with social media and advertising. There is a constant balance between content and information. For us, the most important thing is that we are there at the end of a mobile to talk through any issues. If you lose a fin, we have a new one out to you in the post immediately.Gary and Emma are very keen to support sustainability. Still, it is difficult to envisage a step change in construction even if TPU or other materials can be developed, as the vital dropstitch will, in the medium term, remain unrecyclable. We can work on packaging and distribution, but most importantly, longevity of boards to try and address the environmental concerns.I could have talked to these two all day, and indeed, many SUP enthusiasts do just that. I hope this inteview allows you to have shared some of the insights, to think about your next board choice and about the guidance you can find on the comprehensive SUP Inflatable website.

ION SEEK SELECT WETSUIT REVIEWION SEEK SELECT WETSUIT REVIEWSam Latham from Worthing Watersports reviews the latest ION Seek Select winter wetsuit! This new suite is lighter, more eco friendly and boasts fully taped seams (no stitching!) for maximum stretch and waterproofing. Check out the video to watch the full review!!Experience the biggest leap in wetsuit performance weve seen from ION in years. In this exclusive review filmed in Dakhla, Morocco, Sam from Worthing Watersports talks with Julian from ION to break down the brand-new ION Seek Select 2025 winter wetsuit rangethe lightest, most flexible, and warmest wetsuit ION has ever made.What makes the new Seek Select special? Up to 40% lighter than the previous modelthe 5mm version is a huge 570g lighter. Natural limestone neoprene and recycled MaxFlex outer for improved eco-friendliness. Graphene 2.0 lining for faster drying and incredible warmth. Fully taped seams (no stitching!) for maximum stretch and waterproofing. One-hand zip system for easier entry. New windshield print design replaces fragile smooth-skin panels. Available in 4/3, 5/4, and 5.5/6.5 hooded options.Worthing Watersports Duotone Specialist Store Wing Foil, KitesurfingION Water | HomeThe post ION SEEK SELECT WETSUIT REVIEW appeared first on Windsurf Magazine.

2026 RYA DINGHY & WATERSPORTS SHOW2026 RYA DINGHY & WATERSPORTS SHOWGet readythe 2026 RYA Dinghy & Watersports Show is back.bigger and better than ever! Taking place on 2122 February 2026 at Farnborough International, this is the ultimate weekend for anyone who loves life on the water.get that date in your diary!! Whether youre a sailor, windsurfer, foiler, paddler, or just passionate about all things watersports, this is one event you wont want to miss.Weve got an exclusive reader code that gives you 10% off your tickets! Dont miss out.all the details and links you need are below.The UKs biggest celebration of small-boat sailing and watersports returns to Farnborough Internationalon 2122 February 2026, bringing together the community for a weekend of inspiration, innovation and practical know-how.Whether youre into dinghy racing, cruising, windsurfing, foiling, winging or paddleboarding, theRYA Dinghy & Watersports Showis the ultimate place to kick off your new season, explore the latest gear and technique tips, and connect with people who share your passion for life on the water.Discover new boats, cutting-edge tech, expert coaching sessions from leading names in the sport, and the latest kit and accessories from top marine brands.Plus, you can enjoy a packed programme with talks, demos, simulators and interactive displays from some of the best-loved names in the business.WHATS NEW FOR 2026The 2026 hosting line-up welcomes two new faces with Jazz Turner and Rafferty Read joining the show team.Para inclusive sailor and show superfan Jazz wrote herself into the history books this year, becoming the first female and first disabled person to complete a solo non-stop and unassisted circumnavigation of the UK and Ireland.Shell be sharing her inspiring story as well as guiding you through all the action on the shows Sunsail Main Stage, while professional wingfoiler and Olympic foilboard commentator and presenter Rafferty will host the shows NextGen Zone.A new feature for this year, the NextGen Zone is a vibrant space where younger sailors and riders can drop in for engaging sessions and workshops tailored to help grow their confidence, skills and ambitions on and around the water.Jazz and Rafferty will join Instructor and presenter Lee Timothy, Instructor Trainer and Pathway Coach James Hardy to guide visitors through two full days of expert insight, practical advice and stories to help ignite your passion.Peter Hart will once again be talking all things windsurfing, plus water-sports instructor Mia Adcock will be back over the weekend along with some of the shows favourite speakers.Also new for 2026 will be the Sustainability Hub, featuring the Boat Repair Workshops. Visitors can learn more about the circularity of boating kit and equipment and find out more from the team on how to reduce, reuse, repair and recycle to keep their activities as eco-friendly as possible.A SHOW FOR EVERYONE WHO LOVES LIFE ON THE WATERWhat makes the RYA Dinghy & Watersports Show so special is how it unites the whole community. From dinghy racers and windsurfers to paddleboarders and foilers, top names in our sport and the best marine brands everyones ready and willing to share their knowledge to set you up for success, said Show Manager Celia Edgington.Its an unmissable weekend to learn, connect and get fired up for a great year on the water.Our thanks go to event partners Sunsail, Musto, Sebago, ePropulsion, Rockley Watersports and Insured Health by Bupa, and our media partners YachtsandYachting.com, Windsurf, Sailing Today with Yachts & Yachting and SUPBoarder.We cant wait to welcome you all and help get your 2026 season started in style.Get your tickets todayTickets are on sale from Thursday 6 November, with RYA members able to access a free two-day ticket worth 22.50. Non-member prices start from 15, while children aged 15 and under can enter free with a ticketed adult.Book now atwww.dinghyshow.org.ukto be part of the UKs biggest dinghy and watersports gathering.CODE FOR THE 10% Discount: RYAEX26120The post 2026 RYA DINGHY & WATERSPORTS SHOW appeared first on Windsurf Magazine.

2026 DUOTONE_E_PACE2026 DUOTONE_E_PACEDuotone have just launched the exciting 2026 E-Pace freeride sail: Check below for all the details:E_pace in a nutshellThe E_pace is exactly the kind of athletic freeride sails that makes windsurfing so fascinating and uncomplicated: easy to rig, accelerate like an e-motor and get into planing without pumping. Paired with competitive speed potential and the playful handling of a no-cam sail. This is pure windsurfing, with lots of thrust, speed and the special simplicity even for the most sporty driven maneuvers.Product Highlights:Combines acceleration power with playful handlingStart into motion without any pumpingEnsures top-end performance2026 DUOTONE_E_PACE: IN DEPTHVersatility is the great strength of the E_PACE: versatile range of use, versatile in a wide range of wind conditions. Thanks to the 3 IN 1 DESIGN with a greatly reduced luff curve, which is almost straight in the upper area, the downhaul tension has a major influence on the loose leech and in turn on the character of the sail, depending on the trim. The two extremely wide MIN and MAX trim points offer the opportunity to cover an incredibly wide wind range and to give the E_PACE a completely different high- or low end performance and sail feeling. On MIN setting it accelerates very powerfully with the slightest wind pressure and feels incredibly light ideal also for foiling. On MAX trim, however, it offers endless speed and control even when overpowered thanks to its pronounced loose leech.Ergo: The new No Cam E_PACE is the perfect freeride sail for all waters and conditions, combining handling and rigging advantages with a crisp, direct feel and harmonious, sparkling power delivery. Offering lot of fun, confidence, control and wonderfully easy windsurfing. We are sure that there is no No Cam sail out there covering a larger wind range and range of use than the E_PACE. Simply awesome: When used for foiling the E_PACE features a special clew eyelet to be able to position the sail even more upright!All E_PACE are also available in monofilm-free HD construction. The extremely durable material mix, however, has its price, which we want to point out.Benefits combines acceleration power with playful handling start into motion without any pumping ensures top-end performanceDUOTONE Windsurfing | High-end equipment, lifestyle, and moreThe post 2026 DUOTONE_E_PACE appeared first on Windsurf Magazine.

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CARVED BY STONE: JAEGER STONECARVED BY STONE JAEGER STONEWOW! Stop what youre doing and watch this video right now! Carved by Stone captures the incredible sailing style of Jaeger Stone as he tears up the waves in Western Australias rugged northall brought to life through the superb drone mastery of Paul van Bellen. This film is a collaboration between two masters at the peak of their craft, with nature providing the raw, beautiful stage for them to unitestunning cinematography meets mind-blowing windsurfing.Sit back, relax, and let this epic edit take you on a ride. Youll feel like youre right there in the waves, soaring with a birds-eye view of the action. Trust usyou dont want to miss this one!Paul van Bellen: Did a windsurf trip up North WA for a Severne shoot to help launch the new STONE board with Jaeger Stone a little while back and scored some good conditions. There was a mixture of production and prototype gear used including the new S1 & S1-Pro sails plus various sized boards. Jaegers Dad Mark made the shapes for the new boardits a real family effort by the Stones. Enjoy!Thanks for watching this video! All my original content is a labour of love with the aim of promoting windsurfing, the best fun in the world! You can do me a favour by subbing & liking the videos I put out to help promote the channel. See you out there! PvBThe post CARVED BY STONE: JAEGER STONE appeared first on Windsurf Magazine.

NEXT LEVEL GEAR AT CLUB VASS FOR 2026NEXT LEVEL GEAR AT CLUB VASS FOR 2026Club Vass tell us they have raised the bar even further by bringing in a vast array of new equipment at their superb centre in Greece! All their equipment is being upgraded with the latest windsurf and wingfoil gear from industry leaders Duotone, Goya, and Severne. If you book up at Club Vass by the end of November you can save 100 pp for the early bird week commencing on the 17th of May 2026! More details here!Next-Level Gear at Club Vass for 2026!Big news on the kit front!Already renowned for offering the biggest and best choice of brand-new gear anywhere in the world, Club Vass is raising the bar even further. For Summer 2026 the choice of kit will be bigger and better than ever! Virtually everything is being upgraded with the latest windsurf and wingfoil gear from industry leaders Duotone, Goya, and Severne. And theres special focus on the longboard rack, with the introduction of an all-new exclusive board; its been developed in collaboration with Duotone, built on years of Club Vasss experience to deliver exactly what works. With its perfect width and stability, its ideal for fast-track progress, especially at beginner/improver level.Want to be among the first to try out this outstanding array of box-fresh kit? Take advantage of theEarly Bird Special on 17th May 2026with an incredible100 OFF pp(1 week)! But hurry this deal is only valid if booked before the end of November+44 1992 874566info@clubvass.netclubvass.comThe post NEXT LEVEL GEAR AT CLUB VASS FOR 2026 appeared first on Windsurf Magazine.

RICARDO CAMPELLO: LENNY BROTHERS PODCASTRICARDO CAMPELLO: LENNY BROTHERS PODCASTThe latest episode of the Lenny Brothers Podcast is a must-watch! The brothers sit down with windsurfing legend Ricardo Campello to talk about his career, his wildest moments on the water and what drives him to keep pushing forward after all these years. Tune in for an inspiring and entertaining conversation!The Lenny Brothers!This week we sit down with Ricardo Campello, one of the most explosive windsurfers on the planet. From his early days growing up in Venezuela to becoming world champion and redefining whats possible in the air, Ricardos story is not one to miss. We get into his fearless mindset, the craziest moments of his career, and what keeps him chasing progression after all these years. ENJOY!The post RICARDO CAMPELLO: LENNY BROTHERS PODCAST appeared first on Windsurf Magazine.

NICO PRIEN: GOING BIG IN JAPAN!NICO PRIEN: GOING BIG IN JAPAN!As the PWA waits for the wind to arrive at the Fly! ANA YokosukaMiura World Cup, Nico Prien arrived earlyand struck gold. Perfect waves, blistering slalom conditions and a rare chance to explore Japans coastline in full force. This is a behind-the-scenes look at Nicos Japanese warm-upget ready for action!The post NICO PRIEN: GOING BIG IN JAPAN! appeared first on Windsurf Magazine.