France’s up-and-coming Maui-based star, Morgan Noireaux, published this clip showcasing his developing talent, shot over the last few months.
GlobalShots released this short and kick ass clip of the Neil Pryde Team jumping very close to the heli during there photoshoot in Maui last winter. Some of the riders are Jason Polakow, Kauli Seadi, Robby Swift, and Ricardo Campello.
An early 1980’s Documentary about Windsurfer Fraser Black living the dream in Hawaii. Fraser Black originally from the UK was one of the first UK pro windsurfers.
This video was quite ground breaking as gave a glimpse of a windsurf pro’s life with professional footage showing board mounts and well produced shots.
Most of it is filmed in Oahu and Diamond Head.
Quatro shaper Keith Teboul shows us surfing is the essence of our sport. Keith has been instrumental in revolutionizing the modern waveboard. And we have to give a shout out to quatrointernational.com, they’ve got some awesome new toys for you, and it is the Christmas season!
Check out Maui Monthly’s November issue (#91) from MauiSails. Stories from Maui, Baja, Mexico and the USA, theres even a chance to win a brand new 2013 MauiSails sail.
This clip is awesome! Marcilio Browne and Levi Siver go move for move in an ultimate wavesailing trade off at Ho’okipa.
Jay Haysey the founder of GlobalShots takes you on-board wimming & capturing memories at Ho’okipa beach park Maui, in April of 2012. He has a bit of a close call with Ben Proffitt. Major respect is owed to the camera guys who swim in the action getting as close as possible to the action to get the shots that make up the amazing videos and pictures floating around this site and the entire windsurfing community! Thanks Jay Haysey!
Girls Windsurf Maui a Windsurfing video by flowatersports
4 windsurfing babes, with Tatiana, Sarah, Katie and Amy, in Maui during November 2012. Check out more about the Butterfly Effect @ betheeffect.com
A little view from above the Lower Reef at Kanaha featuring Matt Pritchard. Check out PritchardWindsurfing.com for more from the Pritchard brothers.
Simmer Style and its history date back to the very foundation of hi-performance windsurfing on Maui in the beginning of the 80’s. Today, more than 30 years later, Simmer Style has become one truly complete company, offering everything you need to ride the Simmer Style way anywhere one can find wind. Top performing sail designs for every possible environment, superior masts and booms of the highest quality and performance, a wetsuit line-up that stands toe to toe with anything in the industry, super comfortable harnesses, innovative accessories, and last but not least, their newly launched board brand.
2012 Maui Makani Classic is Over…… What an Incredible Contest!!
What a phenomenal 5 days of contest here at the AWT final tour stop at Ho’okipa Maui! Everyone was in agreement that there hadn’t been a competition like it at Ho’okipa for a very long time. The biggest names in windsurfing from back in the day put up a fierce fight and an epic show against some of the top new names in the sport.
With 120 entrants, from 24 countries, 60 amateur competitors, 20 female sailors and a who’s who in the Professional division, this event was destined from the outset to be a very, very special few days. Combining the incredible entry list with some all-time Ho’okipa conditions with waves in the 12-15 foot region, spectators and competitors alike were treated to a spectacle that I don’t think any of us will be forgetting anytime soon!
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Check out the amazing action from the 2012AWT Maui Makani Classic Double elimination, which wrapped up on Wednesday with Bernd Roediger crowned the King of Hookipa!
The action at the 2012 Maui Makani Classic is in the bag, with 16 year old Bernd Roediger, winning the event! Congrats to him, who battled back defeating first PWA legend Marcilio Browne in the semi final. Then moved onto the final against last years champion and former World Champion Kevin Pritchard in a double elimination.
Awesome good to all the competitors and a big shout out to the AWT who put on an awesome event, and the many announcers who gave everyone at home including myself awesome live coverage.