ENSIS joined Wingfoil Cremia and our partners for an unforgettable day of testing and riding at windy Lake Como. With over 100 participants, the ENSIS Demo Day on July 5 was a full-on celebration of wingfoiling energy and pure passion.

Video Highlights from Cremia

Testing the Latest ENSIS Gear

From chats at the beach to first rides and fine-tuning setups, visitors had the chance to test the newest ENSIS gear—including wings, boards, and foils. Whether carving lines or sending jumps, riders were stoked by the performance and handling across the lineup including the recently launched TOPSPIN and TOPSPIN ACE wings, MANIAC foils or the JIVE board.

Team Riders Lighting It Up

The ENSIS crew brought the heat on the water: Balz Müller, Michi Näf, Robert von Roll, Thomas Goodricke, and the ENSIS Girls—Eva Nora Wyss and Laura Rudolph—delivered style, power, and inspiration. From loops to smooth glides, their sessions showed what’s possible when rider and gear are perfectly in sync.

Beach Chats & Tech Talk

On shore, the vibes stayed high. Riders hung out with the team, chatted directly with ENSIS developer Patrick Aggeler, and shared thoughts on gear and technique. The beach was buzzing with ideas, feedback, and laughter—just how we like it.

Thank You, Team!

A huge thank you to the entire ENSIS team, Wingfoil Cremia, and all our amazing partners for making this event such a success. Your support, passion, and energy brought this Demo Day to life. We can’t wait for the next session—see you on the water!

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