Life can be challenging when you're a wind and water sports fanatic living in a landlocked country. Fortunately for Rawham (Michael Näf), there's no need for wind or waves when pump foiling. Rawham has taken his ENSIS pumpfoil equipment from frozen lakes to theme parks, capturing truly unique footage from across Europe. Enjoy.

Pump foiling turns every lake and body of water into a potential playground without the need for wind or waves. If you haven't given it a try, we highly recommend you give it a shot; it's great fun that keeps you active and on the water year round. If you're interested, ENSIS offers all the necessary kit to get you started, including the ENSIS HIP HOP PRO board and ENSIS STRIDE foils. If you’d like to read more about getting into pumpfoiling, check out the post over at ENSIS ACADEMY.

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