The Boot Dusseldorf event started this past weekend and is happening until January 28th. It features a lot of activities, including tech talks and wing foiling shows. ENSIS is located in hall 17, near the beach area. Make sure to visit the ENSIS team and try the latest gear in a special indoor pool with wind machines!

What's Going On at Boot Düsseldorf

ENSIS launched the ENSIS WALTZ on the opening weekend of the Boot, a downwind board that will have riders on the water year-round.

The indoor pool area, also known as the “beach,” is set up for you to try wing foiling and pump foiling indoors, with wind machines. The ENSIS team, including Balz Müller, Michael Näf (Rawham), Laura Rudolph, and some of our ENSIS Youngsters, are there to perform wing foiling shows, compete in pump foil competitions and engage with visitors. You can also attend tech talks to learn about new ENSIS products and try the gear yourself. ENSIS merchandise is available for those interested.

Win ENSIS Gear!

If you're not able to attend in person, you can still participate in the excitement. By answering the questions: “How many parts are in the ENSIS SPIN Wing?” and in the second step "How much does the ENSIS ROCK'N'ROLL PRO Board 37L weight in grams?" You could win a SPIN wing or a BALZ PRO helmet.

Click here to answer the questions and stand a chance to win!

Winners will be announced on January 29 at 12:00 PM on Instagram.

Remember, the Boot Dusseldorf is open until January 28th. Don't miss the chance to experience what ENSIS has to offer!

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