Naish News

Bora Bora’s Liquid Festival hosted hundreds of water athletes competing in the 13th annual ocean competition from December 2nd-8th, 2013. The event, originally known as the “Ironmana”, included var...

One Year – five stops! Join Lenni Schulenburg on his one year journey to dream kite spots all around the world. What a life! – see for yourself in his first episode: Brazil

Big waves, big action, and big air, all while pushing the boundaries of what it really means to stand up paddle, Hawaiian style. Without a combination of endless personal strength, high performance...

What made you want to revisit the shape of the Fish? We wanted to make a board that had more of an “old school” fish shape with a straighter outline and wider nose, which from our experience, was a...

What inspired the new refinements on the 2014 Skater? The main inspiration for the 2014 Skater was the feedback from our team riders. We were looking for a board that would excel in small onshore s...

Limited Edition, ultra lightweight, extremely stable boards designed for highly advanced riding in small to medium waves. At 32 inches wide, these revolutionary boards combine the wave turning perf...

The 10th and final race of the 2013 PRIMI Naish Downwind Series was recently held at Woodbridge Island in Milnerton, South Africa on December 11th. As South Africa mourns the loss of one of the wor...

Naish’s Kai Lenny and Jimmy Spithill have officially decided to join forces for the 2014 Painkiller Cup scheduled for January 25th, 2014. The event, taking place in the tranquil US Virgin Islands, ...

When did you first start development on the Alana? Was the end result what you expected? We started designing the Alana in October 2012 using our feedback from the 2012 Raskal to assist in the over...

When did you first start development on the Alana? Was the end result what you expected? We started working on the Alana line after seeing a noticeable increase in the amount of girls and women get...

The Alana Kite & Twin Tip are for women that demand performance in a wide range of conditions. See them in action here!

Join the competition and stir emotions with the Alana, the most advanced woman-specific board to date.

Designed exclusively for women riders looking for an all around kite with a women’s specific control system, the Alana emits fun and is specially tuned to make the most out of every boost and turn....

For the fourth consecutive year, the Nautic SUP Paris Crossing ran through Paris in Stand Up Paddle form as part of the annual Paris Boat Show. Europe’s largest SUP race attracted over 300 hundred ...

A fresh bout of wind rocked up just in time for the 5th race of the PRIMI Naish Downwind Series – 15-22 knots and 2-3ft waves made exit and paddling a breeze in Big Bay in Cape Town, South Africa. ...

Why is the Digit binding the choice for me? If you are looking for a “no-compromise” binding with high stability and stiffness while still offering amazing comfort, (and at a favorable price point)...

The powerful profile of the 2014 Park gives the rider outstanding low-end power and consistent pull over a wide range of wind speeds. Reduced diameter struts were also implemented for increased low...

On Saturday, November 23rd, Naish team rider Arnaud Frennet and his inflatable Naish ONE SUP claimed their third victory at the G-Shock – El Retorno del Sol event in Maitencillo, Chile. This multi-...

Over 220 competitors from Australia, NZ, Hawaii, France, and Germany participated in Australia’s 33rd Merimbula Classic from November 21-24, 2013. This 4-day event was nothing short of a wave saili...

Designed for all-around cruising, exploring, learning the basics and riding small waves, the Odysseus features an extra wide outline throughout the nose, mid-section and tail for phenomenal stabili...

Naish International is extremely excited to announce that surfing and shaping legend Gerry Lopez has joined their design team. The Hawaiian born shaper, now residing in Bend Oregon, will work alon...