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Foiling Magazine, 4 Jun 2026

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Sports Magazine of foil adventure, technology, interviews, and gear tests.

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ArticleTESTED

KT + NAISH + NEILPRYDE + RRD + INDIANA + SABFOIL + NORTH + FOIL DRIVE + AFS + DUOTONE + MORE!

TESTED

ArticleVis­ion.

Com­pact aspect ratio, High dihed­ral, swept wing­tip design.

Vis­ion.

ArticlePre­cise response. Total con­trol.

The Nova Pro is engin­eered for riders who want more, pre­cise response and bal­anced con­trol across every dis­cip­line, from carving ocean swells to boost­ing and free­styl­ing. Build­ing on the Nova’s plat­form with advanced mater­i­als and refined...

Pre­cise response. Total con­trol.

ArticlePEAKS & TROUGHS

Jeremy Wilmotte has come to learn – the hard way – that sal­iv­at­ing over any A+ incom­ing swell fore­cast is point­less till it hits the shores. And in this par­tic­u­lar instance, it did…

PEAKS & TROUGHS

ArticleIF YOU DON’T LIKE THE HEAT, GO TO NORWAY

NeilPryde & JP-Aus­tralia pull together a range of tal­ent for their annual team trip, and head for the Domin­ican Repub­lic. Philip Mack­en­brock writes the love let­ter to Cab­arete.

IF YOU DON’T LIKE THE HEAT, GO TO NORWAY

ArticleENTERING THE WINGSPHERE

Invited to a top-secret Red Bull wing­foil show­down in Chile, Axel Gérard had to stay tight-lipped until it was all over and the dust had settled. It was worth it though…

ENTERING THE WINGSPHERE

ArticleWHEN AN ISLAND SAYS YES

When scout­ing for a good loc­a­tion for the North Foils team to put a bunch of new gear through its paces, someone chose Puerto Rico. Give that someone a pay rise!

WHEN AN ISLAND SAYS YES

ArticleCOVER

Axel Gérard was forced to keep his time in deep­est Chile a secret. You'll find out why later in the issue but look­ing at this, one thing’s for cer­tain: there are still corners of the world where real adven­ture sur­vives and thrives.

COVER