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Embrace the future of foiling with the ENSIS WALTZ, the downwind board that even your dance partner will envy. Designed for both efficiency and control, whether you’re gliding through the gentlest breezes on flat water or riding the endless waves of a downwinder, the ENSIS WALTZ is your ideal companion for every adventure. Get ready to dance on the water all year round.

New locations, spectator-favourite disciplines, and the biggest prize pool in wingfoiling to date – 2024 is shaping up to be an exciting year for wingfoiling competitions. Let’s take a closer look at the calendars for both the IWSA-WINGFOILRACING and GWA tours; it’s going to be a jam-packed year!

The ENSIS Team will be attending the 2024 Düsseldorf International Boat Show. The event is being held between January 20th and 28th, marking its 55th year.

We are excited to announce that Sofia Marchetti, a 21-year-old wingfoiling shredder from Italy, has joined the ENSIS Team. Sofia loves all disciplines of wingfoiling and plans to compete in as many competitions as possible during 2024.

Family foiling getaway - The Foiling family of three, Eva, Balz, and their two-year-old daughter Lotta, usually prefer to travel by van as it allows them to bring their home and surf gear wherever they go. However, they decided to leave the van behind for their recent trip to Brazil for the GWA Tour stop in Cumbuco.

Building the ROCK’N’ROLL PRO for Unmatched Strength and Style - behind the scenes development interview with Balz and Karl - the true story about the ROCK'N'ROLL PRO Boards.

The wingfoil racing event organisers made exciting changes to the format of the event, and ENSIS riders Montse Solé and Alessandro José travelled from Europe to participate, along with a new face making their debut as part of the ENSIS team.

Be ready for breathtaking scenes from the Swiss Alps - the ENSIS winter movie - the X-Project 2.0 is now available at your nearest ENSIS Shop or School.

Balz Müller and Yo Waibel embarked on an epic downwinder along the Brazilian coast in Jericoacoara, covering 130 km over a full day of wingfoiling, all for a good cause. Join us as we delve into the reasons, the individuals involved, and the details of this remarkable adventure.