The Art of Foiling

There are many ways to foil — and that is exactly what makes the sport so fascinating.

Wing Foiling, Parawing, Prone Foiling, Downwind Foiling and Foil Assist each open up a different way of experiencing the water. One session might be about carving a clean wave face. The next could mean linking bumps across open ocean, gliding silently along the coastline or using a wing to unlock conditions that would otherwise remain untouched.

In “The Art of Foiling,” all of these worlds come together.

Shot in Guadeloupe, the film follows a diverse crew of riders as they explore the island’s waves, wind and open-water conditions. With its warm Caribbean water, consistent trade winds and endless opportunities to foil, Guadeloupe becomes more than just the backdrop — it becomes part of the story.

At the heart of the film is the feeling that connects every discipline.

Prone Foiling is about reading the wave and carrying speed where a traditional surfboard would slow down. Downwind Foiling transforms rolling ocean bumps into long, continuous lines. Parawing brings a new sense of freedom and simplicity to open-water runs, while Wing Foiling combines power, control and versatility. Foil Assist opens yet another dimension, extending sessions and creating possibilities when conditions are less than perfect.