How Often Do You Ride in Winter? Be Honest 😄

General Discussion
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Let’s be real for a moment… winter eFoiling is a different kind of commitment.
Cold water, thick wetsuits, numb fingers, shorter days — and yet, some of you are still out there flying. Respect. :clap:

So let’s hear it — no judgement here.

:ice: Which one are you?

  • :cold_face: “Winter warrior” – Riding year-round, gloves on, hood up, zero excuses

  • :ocean: “Only on perfect days” – Calm, sunny winter mornings only

  • :coat: “Once or twice a month” – When motivation beats the sofa

  • :hot_beverage: “See you in spring” – Board cleaned, battery stored, Netflix activated

  • :desert_island: “I travel for winter riding” – Cold at home, warm somewhere else

Drop a comment and be honest :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

:thermometer: What Makes Winter Riding Harder (or Better)?

For some riders, winter is actually amazing:

  • Glassy water

  • Fewer boats and swimmers

  • Peace and quiet

For others…

  • Cold hands = tricky throttle control

  • Heavy gear = more fatigue

  • Short daylight = rushed sessions

Both are valid!

:speech_balloon: Community Question

Tell us:

  • How often do you actually ride in winter?

  • What’s your coldest-ever session?

  • Any winter gear that made a big difference?

  • Do you store your board or keep it ride-ready?

Your answers help new riders decide whether winter eFoiling is for them — or if it’s officially an off-season sport :sweat_smile: