Cabrinha Kites

Since 2000, Cabrinha, a subsidiary of the Pryde Group, has climbed the ranks to take the position as the leading kitesurfing brand, selling in over 40 countries worldwide. Inspired and driven by Maui-based waterman, Pete Cabrinha, the company produces everything from kites to boards to accessories and sponsors the top athletes in the sport.

Neil Pryde

NeilPryde was founded in 1970 as a sailmaker, supplying sails primarily to yacht builders in Europe. With the introduction of windsurfing in the early 80′s NeilPryde changed tack and directed its efforts into this fast-growing sport. Over the years, NeilPryde and its athletes have amassed numerous accolades including over 30 World Cup wins and the company has been at the forefront of developing and promoting the sport of windsurfing. Today, NeilPryde and its elegantly engineered products continue to dominate and innovate. NeilPryde is the official supplier of windsurfing equipment to the Olympic Games.

JP Australia

Go Pro

We dream. We have passionate ideas about what’s possible in this world. Our passions lead us to create experiences and realities that expand our world and inspire those around us.

GoPro helps people capture and share their lives’ most meaningful experiences with others—to celebrate them together. Like how a day on the mountain with friends is more meaningful than one spent alone, the sharing of our collective experiences makes our lives more fun.

The world’s most versatile cameras are what we make.

Enabling you to share your life through incredible photos and video is what we do.

This is your life…GoPro.

Nicholas Woodman
Founder and CEO

NPX Wetsuits

At NPX, R&D is the core of our universe. Our design brief is to create technologically innovative products for top level riders. At the same time, we also believe that visually, what we wear should reflect what we do. Lip smacks, Floaters, Grabs, Loops, Grinds. Our sport is aggressive and so are we.

Cabrinha Surf

Susi Mai

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Boracay Wind Surfing

Katia Kalyani Photography