F101

ProVela who use the F101 in their foiling fleet showing us what they do....

F101 school in Germany and also the F101 German Dealer

More people trying the F101! Did he fly after 33 seconds?

The latest Tribal Gathering was held at Provela, Mar Menor, Spain, from the 3rd to 5th May, 2019. As ever it was an international gathering with people flying in from America, the UK and the Netherlands. The Mar Menor would be on its usual excellent behaviour and supplied perfect foiling conditions and sunburn every day.
The Gathering began earlier in the week with some coaching, including some newbie foilers learning with Provela and Author of “The Dinghy Foiling Book” and F...
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Just back from an extremely entertaining Tribal Gathering at #provela in Spain. Reports and photos as soon as we have recovered!

Coaching day at ProVela prior to competition starting tomorrow.....

With many of our tribe members improving quickly we are going to be working on Foil gybes prior to competition at our next Tribal gathering at ProVela in Spain. A successful foil gybe with the basics being right...we use a system that focuses on the Six S's...the first two of these are speed and stability...the better speed and stability that you have the better the chance of moving onto the next stage....

We are looking forward to our next trip to Spain with our friends at ProVela.....

Great location to get long continuous foiling flight in Sweden - hardy F101 TRIBE members with chilly water temperatures!

Great to see Bernd starting the F101 German TRIBE at Match Center Germany.

It might have been frozen in North America ...but that doesn't stop preparation for the first foil of the new season. Charles has been busy pimping his trailer ....

So...we were just checking some stats on the F101....oldest sailor (with photographic evidence!) so far.......83 years old...unless you know better?

Launching and landing....We are continuing to improve launching and landing on your own..still cold in the UK for testing but Rob braves the water as I learn that I should hold the camera the other way round!?