izymiester said.. Another awesome video started filming a year ago.
I enjoy watching the passion and love of fins and windsurfing this guy brings to the table.
Respect goes out to the amount of R&D time that goes into the "black art" of producing great fins. Really enjoyed that video mate, and the insight to just how much dedication these guys put into refining what connects the rig and board to the water. Thanks for sharing and enlightening me. I now understand why some brands charge 300 Euros for a handmade carbon skeg.
A new sponsored rider below loving her new fins. There is also a few pros doing some serious testing of these in real world racing conditions at TWS centre in Tenerife where they are running pre season PWA slalom training with many top pros.
izymiester said.. A new sponsored rider below loving her new fins. There is also a few pros doing some serious testing of these in real world racing conditions at TWS centre in Tenerife where they are running pre season PWA slalom training with many top pros.
izymiester said.. A new sponsored rider below loving her new fins. There is also a few pros doing some serious testing of these in real world racing conditions at TWS centre in Tenerife where they are running pre season PWA slalom training with many top pros.
Vincent Langer GER-1/Professional Windsurfer IFCA German slalom champion Vincent Langer had the opportunity to test Zulu fins during his recent visit to Langebaan, South Africa, while testing Fanatic slalom prototypes. He speaks to Zulu fins creator Robbie Bense about his fin requirements at the top end of sport, and his experience of Zulu fins.