After the Storm
Tom Soupart and friends rode out a destructive typhoon in the Philippines which ravaged the coasts with gusts of over 270km/h. However, once it had passed and with the clean up under way, he faced a moral dilemma…
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Tom Soupart and friends rode out a destructive typhoon in the Philippines which ravaged the coasts with gusts of over 270km/h. However, once it had passed and with the clean up under way, he faced a moral dilemma…
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Isolated islands, windswept point breaks, and some of the longest left-handers on the planet… For Stefan Spiessberger and friends, Chile's dusty corners quickly became a wingfoiling Shangri-La
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From Chile to chilly, or at least for a good part of the year. But this doesn't stop Tom Earl from singing in praise of his home county of Cornwall in the UK, even if it does get kinda nuts in the summertime…
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All-time birthday sessions are one of those rare treats, where everything comes together just perfectly, and the entire day sits evergreen in the memory banks for many years after.
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Rider & Words: Swan Habelt Photos: Valerie Azzaria Location: Moorea, Tahiti Date: Wednesday 20th Octotober, 2021 The island paradise of Moorea is home to Swan Habelt, whose passion for foiling and surfing is only enhanced by his love for his sublime local surroundings, and only matched in his commitment to protecting it wherever he can.
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Rider and Words: Keahi de Aboitiz Photos: Colin Drake Location: Cloudbreak, Fiji Date: Thursday 28th April, 2022 It was homeward bound to see the family for Keahi de Aboitiz, but – Keahi being Keahi – there was no way he was just going to stare down from the airplane window from 30,000ft while one of his
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Busy making his way up the rankings on the GWA tour, 15 year old Xavi Corr is certainly on track to be a name we’re all going to be hearing plenty more from soon…
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Pairing up the right craft to work with the right wing is an art form all of its own, and few know this like Fanatic Board Designer Sky Solbach and Duotone Wing Designer Ken Winner do. In this exclusive interview, we dig into the symbiosis of their working relationship, and find out why winging is exploding like no other watersport in recent times…
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The Columbia River Gorge up on the northwestern reaches of the USA is one of the go-to summer foiling options, and we’ve certainly given it plenty of coverage within these very pages. But how does it feel to live and foil there year-round? Well, Tre Hendricks knows exactly how it feels.
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It takes some serious grit to put yourself amongst the formidable walls of concentrated Atlantic seawater that emerge from the depths at Nazaré, something big wave rider Glyn Ovens knows only too well. With Tom Court on board, the two hatched a plan to face down the giants under battery power.
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Having taught themselves to foil last summer, a flock of the world’s best wingsuiters recently joined the Foil X Global crew down in Central America for a week of wavehunting. Squirrel Wingsuit’s Matt Gerdes relates how the trip played out, and how foiling really is just a form of flying…
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Our man on the ground at the recent AWSI event in Hood River gives his own unique take on who and what was best in show...
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He certainly didn’t do it alone, but if the majority of the foiling populace were asked who most effectively brought the sport into the modern day consciousness, we reckon the odds are pretty high that one name would be on most people’s lips…
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