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- Germany offers numerous artificial surf spots and river waves, from Munich and Berlin to Osnabrück, Düsseldorf, Hanover and Augsburg.
- Facilities such as O2 Surftown MUC, Wellenwerk Berlin, RheinRiff Düsseldorf and Alaia Bay cater for all levels, from beginners to professionals.
- Major surf park projects are planned for locations including Stade and Krefeld, with a realistic opening date from the mid- to late 2020s.

Surf parks: Surfing without the sea – these are the best waves away from the coast

- Inflatables score points for their compact pack size, travel benefits, lower risk of injury, greater durability and often lower price.
- Disadvantages include lower stability, poorer glide, greater resistance on landings and, in some cases, simpler features.
- To achieve comparable stability, inflatables should have around 20–30 litres more volume than hardboards; hardboards remain slightly superior in terms of performance.

Review & Buying Guide: Inflatable Wingboards – What to Look Out For

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- Lightweight mid-length board with hybrid carbon sandwich construction, 3 sizes (80/95/110 litres), price 1299 euros, good workmanship and foil box
- Very early take-off, good light wind performance, agile and compact in the air, ideal for freeride, smooth manoeuvres and swell waves
- Stable bow, slightly tippy around the longitudinal axis, smooth touchdowns; points of criticism: short deck pad, less suitable for freestyle rotations

Wingboards 2026: Cheap, but also good? North Futurama Fusion V2 in test

- Revised Ensis Rock'n'Roll wingfoil boards: compact, improved touchdown behaviour, reduced swing weight for freeride, freestyle, wave
- Rock'n'Roll: for beginners to experts, versatile, stable, compact design with wide nose, lowered deck and forgiving riding behaviour
- Rock'n'Roll Ace: premium lightweight construction with carbon, PVC and EPS core, more direct feel, greater responsiveness for advanced riders

Ensis Rock'n'Roll: New wingfoil boards for freeride and freestyle

- Naish is expanding the Nvision series with four hollow-shell boards: three Chimera sizes (68, 78, 108 litres) and an Odyssey with 125 litres.  
- According to the manufacturer, the hollow-shell construction without a foam core reduces the board weight by around two kilograms on average compared to EPS construction.  
- Less weight should improve handling, buoyancy behaviour, power transmission to the foil, early starts, precise turns and stability in various conditions.

Hollow foil boards: Naish launches new sizes of hollow shell boards

Wing boards

- GA Cross 2026: new split boom on an almost straight centre strut, wide range of sizes, high-quality build, but the front grip is a bit soft.  
- On the water: strong light-wind power, wide wind range, well-balanced, agile for manoeuvres, with plenty of lift for jumps and freestyle tricks.  
- Criticism: indirect boom-strut connection and front handle in gusts/rotations; the Poison model is generally recommended for downwinders and freestyle rotations.

Wings 2026: A freeride powerhouse – the GA Cross Wing put to the test

- Ensis presents the third generation of the Roger parawing, featuring ultra-light fabric and a newly developed control and bridle system.
- The Roger is available in 2.3, 3.5 and 4.7 m² and is designed to suit both beginners and experienced parawing foilers.
- The single-skin design and ribbed structure allow for compact storage, easy re-deployment and stable, responsive performance.

Parawing: Ensis launches the third generation of the Roger

- Compact all-round wing with new click-boom system, Z-shaped centre strut, large wind range and eight sizes from 2.5 to 6.0 m².  
- Offers early lift, a good mix of stability and agility, very good manoeuvring and freestyle characteristics, also suitable for beginners.  
- Light wind and wave performance under Aura 4; limited visibility through windows, otherwise positive assessment of handling and equipment.

Wings 2026: Crisp, compact & controllable - the Vayu EOS 3 in test

Wings

- Ensis now offers the Score series in three variants: Score Handle, Score Boom and Score Ace for freeride, freestyle and wave.
- All models share the same shape and handling characteristics; they differ mainly in their grip system and, in the case of the Ace, in the Aluula material.
- Score Handle relies on rigid grips, Score Boom on a continuous boom, Score Ace on an ultra-light hybrid front tube for performance-orientated riders.

New Wings: Ensis relaunches the Score series with three model variants

- Neutron: compact, deep soft profile, maximum light wind power, very good flight stability, ideal for small riders and downwinders.  
- ADX: larger span, tighter profile, window, very large wind range, high control in gusts, suitable for sporty freeriding, jumps, freestyle.  
- Neutron with fixed carbon boom, without window, stronger light wind focus; ADX with optional handle system, slightly less power, wide range of use.

Wings 2026: Power or control? Naish Neutron vs ADX test

- Free 2.0 Foil offers very early, predictable takeoff, high lift and high stability, ideal for beginners and freeriders in light winds.  
- The foil is controlled, forgiving, likes medium to wide radii, but is less suitable for tight turns, rotations and freestyle.  
- With its glass/carbon mix, modular mast options and attractive price, it is designed for flat water, small waves, jibes and relaxed downwind flights.

Foils 2026: Easy control, early lift - the Duotone Free 2.0 Foil on test

- With the Move, GA is launching an all-round front wing in seven sizes with a consistent aspect ratio of 9.2.  
- The Move front wing is built as a one-piece with a front fuselage, which reduces connection problems and shortens assembly time.  
- The aim is early lift, lots of glide and precise manoeuvres; can be combined with Move rear wings and the recommended 85 cm GA Carbon UHM mast.

Foils 2026: GA Move Foil - new all-rounder in full carbon fibre

- Duotone is expanding its wing, board and foil range in 2026 with three wing and four board construction levels for beginners to professionals.  
- New materials such as PentaTX, Aluula and Hollow Shell Composite reduce weight by 15-30% in some cases and increase tear resistance and stiffness.  
- The foil and mast programme is being expanded with Crest, Glide, Hyperglide and Amp 2.0 foils, new monobloc tails, slim masts and the Lazepump.

Wings, boards and foils: Duotone presents 2026 wing and foil programme

Foils

- Booomtag identifies equipment using NFC or QR stickers/tags and stores ownership and equipment details in a browser-based wallet.
- In an emergency or if the item is lost, finders can easily contact the owner; equipment can be reported as lost or stolen, preventing unauthorised use.
- There are stickers, as well as credit card- and coin-sized tags for boards, bags and clothing; KNRM uses self-adhesive Booomtags, whilst kit brands integrate them into the equipment.

Booomtag: Digital name tags for equipment – quick help in an emergency or if lost

- Radio keys are sensitive to water; frequent hiding places such as on the front tyre are considered unsafe.
- Mobile key safes offer better protection, but can be tricky in terms of insurance law; conditions depend on the respective policy.
- Waterproof key pouches under the Neo are theft-proof; models such as Fidlock Hermetic mini or Keyfender have different carrying properties.

Guide: Where to put the car key when surfing?

- Foil Lock from Surfinlock secures the board and foil by inserting it into the foil mounting rail and locking it with a safety cable.
- The system conceals the mast plate screws, is adjustable in length and height and compatible with standard foil systems up to 215 mm mast plate length.
- Made from saltwater-resistant stainless steel, prices: €44.90 (Foil Lock only) or €64.90 with Looplock Cable, available from the manufacturer's shop.

Security: Foil Lock from Surfinlock - theft protection for boards & foils

Wingsurfing accessories

- VDWS licences serve as proof of skills, facilitate access to equipment, are internationally relevant and structure learning progress.
- The VDWS Academy supplements the analogue workbook with interactive online modules, quizzes and videos, available on mobile devices in German and English.
- Water sports enthusiasts can learn theory online in advance, use time on site for practice and store existing licences digitally in the VDWS Checkpoint.

Quiz: Would you still pass the VDWS Basic Certificate?

- Malik Humeida foiled 375 km across the Baltic Sea in 12 hours, beating both the official (259 km) and unofficial (355 km) distance records.
- To qualify for the Guinness World Record, he uses two officially measured buoys, completes the course in a single run and takes a total break of only about 30 minutes.
- Preparation involved intensive winter training, with the first 6-hour session taking place in the Canary Islands; highly variable wind conditions made the record attempt risky.

World record: 375 kilometres in 12 hours – an interview with wingfoiler Malik Humeida

- Malik Humeida from Kiel wingfoiled 375 kilometres in one go off Damp, clearly beating the previous Guinness World Record of 259 kilometres.  
- The 20-year-old was on the water for twelve hours, battling strong winds, equipment anxiety and physical and mental stress.  
- The official Guinness recognition is still pending, but Humeida celebrated the fulfilment of his childhood dream and thanked his team and his family.

Guinnes World Records: 375 kilometres of wingfoiling in one go - Malik Humeida sets a new world record

Scene & Events

Tutorial: The Race Jibe in Wing Foiling – Technique, Tips & Common Mistakes

- Yoga improves balance, coordination and stability for windsurfers and is outdated as an unsportsmanlike cliché.  
- Specific asanas such as tree, downward facing dog, twisted chair, side plank, pigeon, warrior lunges and boat are presented.  
- Variations, holding time and repetitions control intensity; the focus is on core strength, hip opening, back relief and better performance on the water.

Fit for the season: the best yoga exercises for windsurfers, wingfoilers and co.

- Wingpass jibe from the cross slope is a jibe variation when wingfoiling with wing transfer behind the back.
- Prerequisites are safe foiling in switch stance, ideally experience with Wingpass Tack and Wingpass Jibe/Heineken Duck Jibe.
- The execution takes place from the cross hang on a downwind course, with a neutral wing close to the downwind and rotation of the front tube around the body.

Riding technique tutorial: How to do the Wingpass Jibe from the cross slope

How to

If you want to learn wingsurfing, you should get competent instruction at a school. Here is an overview of 200 wingfoil centres in Germany and abroad.

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New comments system on surf-magazin.de
You can now comment on and discuss our articles – here’s how

Surf parks
Surfing without the sea – these are the best waves away from the coast

Review & Buying Guide
Inflatable Wingboards – What to Look Out For

Wing boards

Wingboards 2026
Cheap, but also good? North Futurama Fusion V2 in test

Ensis Rock'n'Roll
New wingfoil boards for freeride and freestyle

Hollow foil boards
Naish launches new sizes of hollow shell boards

Wings

Wings 2026
A freeride powerhouse – the GA Cross Wing put to the test

Parawing
Ensis launches the third generation of the Roger

Wings 2026
Crisp, compact & controllable - the Vayu EOS 3 in test

New Wings
Ensis relaunches the Score series with three model variants

Wings 2026
Power or control? Naish Neutron vs ADX test

Foils

Foils 2026
Easy control, early lift - the Duotone Free 2.0 Foil on test

Foils 2026
GA Move Foil - new all-rounder in full carbon fibre

Wings, boards and foils
Duotone presents 2026 wing and foil programme

Wingsurfing accessories

Booomtag
Digital name tags for equipment – quick help in an emergency or if lost

Guide
Where to put the car key when surfing?

Security
Foil Lock from Surfinlock - theft protection for boards & foils

Scene & Events

Quiz
Would you still pass the VDWS Basic Certificate?

World record
375 kilometres in 12 hours – an interview with wingfoiler Malik Humeida

Guinnes World Records
375 kilometres of wingfoiling in one go - Malik Humeida sets a new world record

How to

Tutorial
The Race Jibe in Wing Foiling – Technique, Tips & Common Mistakes

Fit for the season
The best yoga exercises for windsurfers, wingfoilers and co.

Riding technique tutorial
How to do the Wingpass Jibe from the cross slope

Wingsurfing

New comments system on surf-magazin.deYou can now comment on and discuss our articles – here’s how

Surf parksSurfing without the sea – these are the best waves away from the coast

Review & Buying GuideInflatable Wingboards – What to Look Out For

Wing boards

Wingboards 2026Cheap, but also good? North Futurama Fusion V2 in test

Ensis Rock'n'RollNew wingfoil boards for freeride and freestyle

Hollow foil boardsNaish launches new sizes of hollow shell boards

Wings

Wings 2026A freeride powerhouse – the GA Cross Wing put to the test

ParawingEnsis launches the third generation of the Roger

Wings 2026Crisp, compact & controllable - the Vayu EOS 3 in test

New WingsEnsis relaunches the Score series with three model variants

Wings 2026Power or control? Naish Neutron vs ADX test

Foils

Foils 2026Easy control, early lift - the Duotone Free 2.0 Foil on test

Foils 2026GA Move Foil - new all-rounder in full carbon fibre

Wings, boards and foilsDuotone presents 2026 wing and foil programme

Wingsurfing accessories

BooomtagDigital name tags for equipment – quick help in an emergency or if lost

GuideWhere to put the car key when surfing?

SecurityFoil Lock from Surfinlock - theft protection for boards & foils

Scene & Events

QuizWould you still pass the VDWS Basic Certificate?

World record375 kilometres in 12 hours – an interview with wingfoiler Malik Humeida

Guinnes World Records375 kilometres of wingfoiling in one go - Malik Humeida sets a new world record

How to

TutorialThe Race Jibe in Wing Foiling – Technique, Tips & Common Mistakes

Fit for the seasonThe best yoga exercises for windsurfers, wingfoilers and co.

Riding technique tutorialHow to do the Wingpass Jibe from the cross slope

New comments system on surf-magazin.de
You can now comment on and discuss our articles – here’s how

Surf parks
Surfing without the sea – these are the best waves away from the coast

Review & Buying Guide
Inflatable Wingboards – What to Look Out For

Wingboards 2026
Cheap, but also good? North Futurama Fusion V2 in test

Ensis Rock'n'Roll
New wingfoil boards for freeride and freestyle

Hollow foil boards
Naish launches new sizes of hollow shell boards

Wings 2026
A freeride powerhouse – the GA Cross Wing put to the test

Parawing
Ensis launches the third generation of the Roger

Wings 2026
Crisp, compact & controllable - the Vayu EOS 3 in test

New Wings
Ensis relaunches the Score series with three model variants

Wings 2026
Power or control? Naish Neutron vs ADX test

Foils 2026
Easy control, early lift - the Duotone Free 2.0 Foil on test

Foils 2026
GA Move Foil - new all-rounder in full carbon fibre

Wings, boards and foils
Duotone presents 2026 wing and foil programme

Booomtag
Digital name tags for equipment – quick help in an emergency or if lost

Guide
Where to put the car key when surfing?

Security
Foil Lock from Surfinlock - theft protection for boards & foils

Quiz
Would you still pass the VDWS Basic Certificate?

World record
375 kilometres in 12 hours – an interview with wingfoiler Malik Humeida

Guinnes World Records
375 kilometres of wingfoiling in one go - Malik Humeida sets a new world record

Tutorial
The Race Jibe in Wing Foiling – Technique, Tips & Common Mistakes

Fit for the season
The best yoga exercises for windsurfers, wingfoilers and co.

Riding technique tutorial
How to do the Wingpass Jibe from the cross slope