The ENSIS WALTZ AIR is our inflatable downwind board that combines versatility, stability, and effortless takeoffs with the practicality of easy transport and compact storage. Perfect for SUP or wing foiling, it is the ideal board for lightwind sessions and downwind adventures. The WALTZ AIR delivers the efficiency of a downwind board in a durable, lightweight inflatable construction.

ENSIS WALTZ AIR 7’0’’ (115 l), 6’3’’ (130 l), 7’6’’ (115 l), 7’9’’ (145 l)

Advanced inflatable technology

Experience next-level performance with X-Woven Fusion Construction – an advanced technology that fuses cross-woven dropstitch fibers under heat and pressure to create an ultra-stiff, highly durable board that’s up to 40% lighter than traditional inflatable designs. The outcome? High responsiveness, rapid lift-off, stability and control.

Discover the ENSIS WALTZ AIR – ultra-light, stiff, and built for performance. With early take-offs, responsive feel, forgiving touchdowns, and cutting-edge X-Woven Fusion Construction plus Welded Rail Technology, it’s designed to inspire every session.

The inflatable downwind board offers footstrap options  - engineered in Switzerland with trusted quality control - you’ve got a board worth exploring further - learn more about the ENSIS WALTZ AIR..

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