by FOILERS
If you froth foiling as much as we do, welcome to FOILERS. We are addicted to everything foiling and have created FOILERS to bring together a community of like-minded foilers to share the latest product news and tips/techniques to inspire us all on our foiling journey.
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April 8, 2025
<p>In this episode, I had the pleasure of chattingwith Greg, the founder of Boardriding Maui (BRM). Greg started BRM in 2012, having started his watersports career at a local windsurfing shop in Maui, being placed 4th in the 2001 Kiteboarding World Tour and working as a designer for Naish International. In 2024, Greg launched the BRM Maliko Parawing, creating a whole new way to enjoy foiling.</p><p><br /></p><p>In our conversation, Greg shares the inspiration behind his parawing and his vision for the future of foiling. We delve into the challenges and triumphs of pushing the boundaries of gear performance and discuss how innovations like the parawing are opening up new possibilities for riders around the world.</p><p> </p>
March 19, 2025
<p>The first thing most of us do when we head out on the water is take our sunglasses off. However, you get a double dose of UV radiation from UV reflecting off the water in combination with direct UV exposure. And, importantly, UV damage to our eyes is cumulative. Glare is, of course, also a major issue, particularly during those morning or afternoon foiling sessions. </p><p>Back in 2012, a keen windsurfer who had made sunglasses for cyclists decided to make sunglasses for watersports, and so LiP Sunglasses was born. It was a challenging undertaking, but he developed a range of designs that could withstand the harsh conditions of the ocean, provide clear vision, and protect eyes. </p><p>In this episode, I talked to Graham Saunders from LiP Sunglasses about why we should consider wearing sunglasses out on the water. We also chat about the features of their range and what makes them work so well out on the water. We also talk about lens options and why you might choose polarised lenses over non-polarised or photochromic lenses. </p><p><br></p><p>If you are keen to keep foiling long term then wearing sunglasses is something you should seriously consider. </p>
February 18, 2025
<p>In this episode, I chat with Richard Boudia, the International Business Development Manager for AFS (Alien Foiling Systems). Richard provides an overview of the evolution of AFS and shares their philosophies in designing their foils and boards. He is a driving force behind the approach that AFS is taking, and in our chat, he shares his thoughts on global foiling trends. I am sure you will enjoy this episode. </p>
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