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Let the wing do the talking and the rest will be history. Let the Roamer S lead the way. @fabianmoser_ & @los_julios chasing wind and...
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Let the wing do the talking and the rest will be history. Let the Roamer S lead the way. @fabianmoser_ & @los_julios chasing wind and...
The opportunity of exploration mode that being on a wing has bought into the water sports world is something we are forever grateful for. So...
Greek golden hour! Letting that gold in π @fabianmoser_ & @los_julios in Greece π₯ @madox.surf #ridecore #corewingfoil #wingfoil #wingfoiling
The Halo hits different: freedom, control, and no reason to get out of the water
The Halo was built on the basis of the ultra-high performer Halo Pro to make its impressive performance accessible to an even broader audience, while...
When Greece turns on, itβs game time!
Two riders, one mindset!
Light wind, but still unstoppable. Fabian Moser with the Halo Pro LW in Rhodes, Greece.
Willow, Fabian and Dylan leading the charge!
The ultimate weapon for light wind days. π¨ Fabian Moser, Juli Pereyra, and Thomas Burblies take the Halo Pro LW for a spin in Greece,...
No more rest days! Juli and Fabian making the most of light wind with the new Halo Pro LW.
The Halo Pro LW has arrived! Your secret weapon for light wind days. The Halo Pro LW has a phenomenal low-end and remains surprisingly playful...
Fabian Moser traded Vienna's shallow and muddy waters for a photo shoot with the CORE crew in Mauritius to capture the latest wingfoil lineup. Despite missing classes and exams, exploring, surfing, and shooting produced incredible content that was undeniably worth it! Fabian shares his experience and showcases stunning shots from his team members, so get ready for some pretty cool visuals from this CORE trip to Mauritius!
Fabian Moser fills us in on his home spot in the city of Vienna, Austria. Read on find out all about winging in Vienna, or as the Germans call it: Wingen in Wien