Two skills every session comes down to

From the blog · Adam Stetzer

Some things you learn once and use forever. Reading wind on the water and matching your wing to conditions are exactly that — not tricks for beginners, but habits that separate riders who get the most out of every session from those who leave early wondering what went wrong.

How to Read Wind on the Water: The Wing Foiler's On-Water Forecasting Guide

Cat's paws — the dark ripple patches that appear when gusts hit the water — are more reliable than any forecast app for reading real-time wind direction and speed at the surface.

Wing Size for Conditions: The Practical Guide to Knowing Which Wing to Rig

At 15 knots, most intermediate riders are choosing between a 6m and 7m — not a 5m and 6m — unless skill and foil efficiency genuinely justify going smaller.

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