Challenger Sails Claudio Badiali interview (video) – with Andy Stuart-William.
Challenger Sails’ head honcho Claudio Badiali recently made the trek to Blighty from his home of Italy. Chaperoned by Challenger Sails UK Andy Stuart-William Claudio […]
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2022 Challenger Sails deals from Foilshop UK.
Whether foil or fin the Challenger Sails are championship winning (as was proved recently during the PWA slalom event where Maciek Rutkowski took the title). […]
Mayo Mahem windsurfing 2022 wrap video.
Mayo Mayhem Ireland’s no.1 windsurfing wave competition was held on Achill Island, Ireland at the end of September. The result of which also decided the […]
Windsurf ‘lads’ on tour, Brandon Bay, Ireland – with Mike Pringuer.
Mike Pringuer and a bunch of south coast ‘lads’ recently made the pilgrimage to the hallowed shores of Brandon Bay, Ireland. Anyone who knows the […]
AK V1 Compact 105L wingsurf board test.
Wingfoiling boards come in many shapes and sizes. Your level, style and local conditions will dictate what type of gear you plump for. Pics: Mike […]
Parkinson’s Disease and windsurfing – with Rob Britton.
Forword: Windsurfing UK. By Rob’s own admission in this article he was a 40 something happy, healthy active individual, who loved windsurfing and cycling. We […]
Inflatable windsurfing kit – perfect for kids learning and progressing.
Inflatable windsurfing equipment technology is a direct result of the stand up paddle boarding and the popularity of air boards. Blow up equipment is now […]
Learning to windfoil, with Dave Ludgate.
Irish windsurfer Dave Ludgate has recently begun his windfoil journey. The man from Cork says it’s been on his radar for a while. But only […]
That was winter; this is spring; summer’s coming. Getting your wind fix this season.
Words: WSUK. PicS: Oli Lane-Peirce, James Jagger, Dave Ludgate. How was winter ’21/’22 for you? Did you score full power windsurf sessions or was it […]
Home grown UK watersports brand – North Coast Wetsuits – commits to windsurfing.
Windsurfing often bears the brunt of being ousted in favour of new fads and ways of wind riding. There’re plenty of stories about how the […]