Wind Legends Part Three: The History Of Windsurfing

Welcome to our journey through the history of windsurfing, one of the most fascinating sports ever created. Our third wave takes the sport through a technological evolution where equipment becomes lighter and maneuvers go off the chart. From the early pioneer's vault of never before released footage to one of the PWA's best contest ever in Cape Verde. Footage contributions from the libraries of Dobri Kiprov, Newman Darby, Paul Hengstebeck, Walter Beek, Ted Schweitzer and more. DVD is available in foreign languages at x-tremevideo as DVD and VOD.
Like to read? You might enjoy Glory Days: Return to the Impact Zone. Coming soon on Amazon.

[@KISStraining]

the windsurfing today is so much different than when it first came about, when I was totally hooked and sailed daily and bought every magazine out. I got to meet my hero Robby Naish at the World cup in San Francisco in 1986-87 and he was the best and nicest and coolest guy ever.

[@oswald1068]

80s the golden era, not only for windsurfing, but quite above all for windsurfing.
Mark Angulo and Robby Naish, biggest respect. The icons of that era, to me.

[@mitchroberts2620]

I was living in Kailua in 81 when short board thing was going off.
We where all thinking how fast we where and then Robby would come out for a sail with no harness on just that perfect stance and just blow by all us. At the time it seem like it would go on for ever.
I look back on the 80's some of the best times of my life in Kailua.

[@fugazimark]

I love this video! mark angulo respect!!

[@wildwindsca]

2:17 facesmash!!! i remember those days!

[@krma1970]

hey where's the 4th part ??? :-))