This guy has style, effortless style that makes the most technically demanding moves look like a piece of cake. Whether you're into freestyle or not, you’ve gotta appreciate this man’s talent.
Cheimsee: Sales and marketing person to develop northern territory sales of Chiemsee in the UK based out of Harrogate office. Needs a good eye
for fashion and have a good knowledge of the board sports market, proven track record in sales, computer literate, car owner.
Please submit your CV and covering letter by e-mail to s.foster@chiemsee.com or call Steve Foster on 01423 874 808. Closing date: 20th June.
Maui Sails: Maui Sails & Angulo Boards REP. Do you have the ideas and the enthusiasm to sell a niche board brand & a NEW Sail Range to UK shops? Yes? Well contact Anton on 0116 212 4208 or info@sliders-distribution.com
KAENON sunglasses
It's that time of year again when the sun starts shining, thank holy mother Mary. So this month
in the lifestyle section we review some very special sunglasses. KAENON polarized.
When: 9/10 July.
Where: Rutland Water (Whitwell) March Road, Surrey , RH1 4EU
Brands on demo: JP, Neil Pryde, Bic, Tabou, Gaastra, Severne, Tushingham and Starboard. Contact Rutland Watersports on 01780 460154 to book.
Sunshine and force 4 are also booked!
Neil Pryde Clothing
When we hear of a well-known manufacturer of any given product suddenly changing track and dipping their fat little fingers into a pie they know absolutely nothing about it gives us shivers. A prime example is the hideous creation that was a Cristian Dior snowboard – yours for only 1000 of your English pounds. Ridiculous.
However, Neil Pryde seems to have achieved the exact opposite of this phenomenon with their new clothing range.
We are all aware of Neil Pryde’s reputation for producing quality windsurfing products, with regards to both materials and performance. If even half of this expertise translates to their new clothing range then we may see some very fine garments indeed.
The guys at Neil Pryde have obviously put some time and effort into this, it’s not just something they’ve gone steaming into hoping to sell on the back of their windsurfing reputation. They obviously want to be considered as a clothing brand in their own right and by the looks of the collection they deserve to as well.
Pryde aim to produce two collections per year – a summer and a winter. You can take a look at the winter stuff on their website now – www.neilprydeclothing.com.
The final tweaks are currently being made to their summer collection in preparation for the big launch in a couple of weeks. We’ve had a sneak preview already and it looks super nice! We should be getting a bundle from the generous people at Neil Pryde Clothing just in time for the next issue, which in turn we will be happy to pass on to a few lucky readers. Watch this space…
"This is no lip gloss, baby!"
Name: Lucy Robson Age: 24yrs Home town: Brighton
Lucy tells us why windsurfing doesn't attract women.
If you haven't been on planet Earth recently, you probably wont know that Phil McGain, Kevin Pritchard and sail designer Barry Spanier left Gaastra and took hold of the reins at Maui Sails.
With all that expertise and team riders Taty Frans & Dorota Staszewska behind the brand, we expect big things from Maui Sails over the comming years.
The sails have already been put to great effect at competitions across the World by Kevin, Phil, Dorota and Taty and now they are finally available in the UK!
The racing sail, TR-1, is now available in sizes from 4.3 to 12.0 and is being used by Top UK racer Jamie Lever.
The LEGEND & GLOBAL wave sails will arrive in July along with the Super-X specific sail, the SWITCH.
Click to enlarge images, from left to right: the GLOBAL, the LEGEND, the SWITCH.
Where: Chasewater, Staffordshire When: Sunday 12th June Wind: Force 3 to Force 5 Fastest time: 31mph (Mark Lloyd & Tony Morris)
Mark Lloyd on his winning run (click on image to enlarge)
Windy & sunny in the middle of the UK – it’s a miracle! Hence the third F2 Speed Challenge of 2005 was a roaring success and nearly produced the winner that will get an all-expenses paid trip to the Fuerteventura Speed Event in July courtesy of F2. However, a certain Nick Scott got 32 mph at the previous West Kirby event which surely means he's on his way to Fuerte!!
The next event is at Wells-next-the-sea, Norfolk on the East Coast on the 17th July and there are some autumn F2 Speed Challenges on the horizon.
Tough on stains and tough on the environment
Next time you wash you're Versace linens, think a little about the environment...
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