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. It promises to be an exhilarating year, featuring an indoor pool with ample depth for foils, as well as powerful fans that allow for indoor wingfoiling. If you have the opportunity to attend, make sure to visit the ENSIS booth, where you can meet the team, demo the latest ENSIS gear, and witness all the exciting innovations firsthand.

What foiling action can you expect?

The Boot Düsseldorf will offer a lot of activities to keep you entertained. Notably is the indoor pool, which is deep enough for foils and even has a wind machine for indoor wingfoiling! You can look forward to freestyle shows featuring ENSIS TEAM members Balz Muller, Rawham, and Laura, all while enjoying the comfort of being indoors. Attendees will also have the opportunity to try out ENSIS gear and wingfoil indoors. There will be plenty of pump foiling and pump foiling competitions to participate in as well. Additionally, there will be engaging and interesting tech talks with Balz Muller and talented ENSIS youngsters.

See you there!

Come meet the team, try the gear and get the rare opportunity to try windsports indoors. You can purchase tickets to the event online. We look forward to seeing you there!

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