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Welcome to ENSIS, where our passion for water, wing, and hydrofoils knows no bounds. With an extensive catalogue of equipment, we've honed our expertise to offer four distinct WING models. Which ENSIS Wing is right for you?

In the boardroom with Michael “Rawham” NäfMichael "Rawham" Näf, an ENSIS TEAM rider who is a crucial part of gear development, steps in front of the camera to talk about the design decisions of the ENSIS ROCK’N’ROLL wing foil board...

Introducing the ENSIS BIRDIE, a wingfoiling harness that offers ergonomic design, intuitive functionality, and unparalleled support for your wingfoiling adventures. Crafted and designed in Switzerland, it's tailored to support riders wanting longer and less strenuous sessions while riding.

We believe the ROCK’N’ROLL SOFT TOP 37 is one of best options for schools o weekend adventurers wanting to learn to foil in the surf or wake foil. The soft top is easier on riders, equipment and wallets.

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.

Say hello to Levi Lenz, one of the newest members of the ENSIS team! Coming from the sunny beaches of Northern Brazil, Levi is a genuine waterman who loves the thrill of wind and waves - and he does it all without a wetsuit. Let’s give Levi a big welcome to the ENSIS family. We recently got a chance to chat with him and learned more about his love for wingfoiling and the water! 

The boot Dusseldorf 2024 was a great success. The boot is one of the largest and premier boating and water sports trade shows, and the public is invited to meet and interact with brands and manufacturers in the industry. ENSIS attended the event for the second year and was stationed right by the "beach" (indoor pool), where a lot of fun was had. If you weren't able to attend, here's what you missed.

The Wirbelwind Project offers a unique wing-safari experience aboard a 45-foot catamaran, equipped with an array of ENSIS wingfoil gear. Over a span of 7 days, it traverses the Aegean Sea in the Mediterranean, seeking windy and pristine conditions. This venture was founded by three friends, united by their passion for wingfoiling, including ENSIS team rider Christina Konig.

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!