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Hugh Mitchell | RIIFT, Appletree, CODE Foils and the future of foiling (opens the original)
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Hugh Mitchell returns to the FOILERS Podcast with plenty happening behind the scenes. From emerging technology and testing new equipment concepts to racing, filmmaking and the growing Western Australian foiling scene, Hugh has found himself at the centre of some fascinating developments. He joins Pete to discuss what he's been testing, ideas that could shape where foiling goes next, his move to Appletree, the latest products from CODE Foils, and more. It’s an open and revealing conversation abou
Keith Teboul | KT FOILING : The Art of Designing Foiling Gear & Why Foiling Is Just Getting Started (opens the original)
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In this episode of the FOILERS Podcast, I sit down with Keith Teboul from KT Foiling, one of the most respected shapers and designers in watersports. From growing up around the ocean in Madagascar, discovering windsurfing in the Caribbean, shaping boards in Maui, and working with some of the best riders in the world, Keith has spent decades refining the connection between rider, board and ocean. We dive deep into the design philosophy behind KT Foiling and explore how Keith takes feedback from e
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