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Integrated Foil Drive carbon masts and the Pocket Trench
The premium expression of foil assist: HM and UHM carbon masts with the pod 15 cm below the plate, and the patented...
Fireball 1500 and 1750: aspect ratio 17 and 20
Two wings that expand the limits of span, stiffness and efficiency, made possible by the FATTY mast and fuselages.
The FATTY system explained: mast, fuselages, Doodad, and what fits what
Why we built a thicker mast and a wider fuselage, which wings asked for them, the two new ways in this season,...
Tempo, Ti Link and Surf Skinny: we have redefined foiling, again
A foil designed from the ground up with a titanium fuselage, five Skinny Link rears to match, and the Surf Skinny for...
As seen in Foiling Magazine: the Frank Mako downwind boards
Our Foiling Magazine issue 25 page: the AXIS + Frank Mako downwind carbon foilboards in the Hawaiian channels.
Sea Warrior: the Koa Kai Triple Crown on AXIS
AXIS team rider Nicholas Weighall on the Paddle Imua, Molokai Holokai and Molokai 2 Oahu, from Foiling Magazine issue 25. Photos Shannon...
World record: Nicolas Iten pumps 20.13 km in one hour
On 24 August 2025 at Lake Sempach, Switzerland, Nicolas Iten set the one-hour pump foil distance record on an unreleased AXIS wing,...
Kai Thompson wins the Gorge Downwind Challenge 2025
Two races on the Columbia River, first overall on his first visit to Hood River, on the Fireball 1070.
Kai Thompson second overall in the Koa Kai Triple Crown 2025
Podiums in three of four races, a sub-two-hour Molokai 2 Oahu, and second in the world.
Livio Menelau on the 40-49 wing foil podium, Koa Kai Triple Crown 2025
A wing foil podium across the three Hawaiian channel races, the year before his Molokai 2 Oahu win.
Philippe Axmann second in the 40-49 SUP foil, Koa Kai Triple Crown 2025
AXIS Europe's own on the podium across the Hawaiian channels.
Raiarii Fadier wins the 30-39 SUP foil, Koa Kai Triple Crown 2025
First in the 30-39s ahead of Perth Standlick and Kai Lenny, both also on AXIS.
Toaura and Haunui Haumani first and second in the under-19s, Koa Kai Triple Crown 2025
The Tahitian twins take the top two steps of the U19 SUP foil, with Axel Pham third.