From the 6th to 8th of October, our annual ENSIS sales meeting took place in Costa Brava, Spain, and what an epic time it was. The wind delivered every day, giving our team, partners, and riders plenty of time on the water to test the latest ENSIS gear and get an early look at what’s coming next. Between the sessions, the food, and the good company, it was a weekend to remember.

Those who arrived early were treated to a full-power 30 knot day. The ENSIS team was on the water from sunrise to sunset, making the most of the conditions. The following days brought the typical Costa Brava thermal winds, still plenty of action, just a bit more relaxed.

Our partners and shops had the chance to ride together with the ENSIS team riders. As always, no windy moment went to waste. Whether out foiling or chatting on the beach, everyone left with new ideas, product insights, and a few more skills to take home.

The weekend was also a great chance for our business partners and dealers to catch up and connect. Meeting face to face always adds something special and keeps the ENSIS community strong.

We also dove into the details with product presentations and tech talks. The focus was on our newest products, how they’re designed, built, and positioned in the market, plus some exciting sneak peeks of what’s still to come.

The ENSIS Spirit

ENSIS has always been about passion for the sport, and that energy was clear all weekend. We build gear we love to ride, and we’re surrounded by a team that shares the same drive and enthusiasm.

A huge thank you to all our partners, shops, and riders for joining us and being such an important part of ENSIS. And to the ENSIS team, thank you for the hard work, the early starts, and the late sessions. You made the event what it was.

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