Matteo Iachino has been crowned the 2025 PWA Foil Slalom World Champion after an intense season that ended in Yokosuka, Japan. In this interview, he opens up about the pressure, the turning points, the gear that carried him through and the mindset behind his fourth world title. We dive into the season’s biggest moments, his long-standing connection with Prolimit, and what drives him to keep chasing more. A raw, honest look into what it takes to stand on top of the world.

Choosing the right harness can completely transform your time on the water. From the rigid precision of a hardshell to the flexible comfort of a soft-shell, each design brings its own advantages in performance and support. In this blog, we break down the key differences between Prolimit’s harness types – exploring how shell stiffness, ergonomics and support ratings impact your ride so you can find the perfect balance between control and comfort.

Not sure whether to wear a beanie or a hood this winter? This blog breaks down the key differences between Prolimit’s Team Beanie and Neoprene Hood. From warmth and coverage to comfort, performance and practicality – helping you choose the right headwear for your next cold-water session.

For some riders, finding freedom on the water takes more than just skill – it takes gear that truly works with them. When Dutch kitesurfer Dominique Foss discovered she was allergic to neoprene, her dream of chasing wind and waves suddenly felt out of reach. But through innovation, compassion and sustainable design, Prolimit helped her rediscover the feeling she thought she’d lost. This is her story: one of resilience, freedom, and the power of change.

When the Maestrale wind finally kicked in over the turquoise waters of Cagliari, Sardinia, it brought the kind of conditions every racer hopes for – and every champion rises to. For Italian rider Maddalena Spanu, it was the moment she’d been training for, fighting for and dreaming of. Against a field of world-class competitors and under the watchful eyes of her home crowd, she claimed her third World Championship title – and her first Formula Wing World Championship.

When winter hits and the water cools, your boots become your best ally. Built for warmth, grip and protection, Prolimit’s OCL-designed footwear keeps you grounded through cold sessions and rocky launches. Engineered for movement and shaped for comfort, these boots prove that great performance starts from the ground up.

Fall / Winter 2026 is built for what’s next. Prolimit has spent over four decades developing gear that meets your needs and helps you enjoy watersports to the fullest, all...

The SpaceX Kitesurfing Crew dropped everything and chased the storm to Cold Hawaii, Denmark; one of Europe’s most hardcore kitespots. What unfolded was three unforgettable days on the water, with one full-on storm session delivering waves over five meters high. Six riders pushed their limits in conditions that tested skill, courage, and gear like never before.

Timo Boersema knew from the start that kiting was more than a hobby. From his home spot at the Zandmotor to podium finishes at Cold Hawaii, he’s been chasing the feeling of flight: adrenaline, wind and the pure joy of being airborne. Now, with Prolimit’s Natureprene at his side, Timo’s proving that pushing progression and protecting the planet can go hand in hand.

 

Big Air rider Lana Herman is no stranger to impact on or off the water. From a broken fibula to breaking patterns, she’s navigating injury, identity and a more conscious future. In this We Care feature, we meet the woman behind the kite and explore how small choices lead to big change.

Stig Hoefnagel has done the comps, landed the tricks and stood on the podium. But these days, it’s not about the medals – it’s about the message. From creative content to long-lasting gear, Stig’s building a future for kiteboarding that’s driven by purpose, not pressure. One that’s rooted in style, sustainability and showing up differently.

Mathys Rumelioglu has spent most of his life in the wind – but if you ask him what drives him, it’s not just podiums or perfect tricks. It’s the connection between friends, ocean and the moments that matter. From chasing Big Air progression to choosing gear that protects the places he rides, Mathys is building a career with purpose. One that starts with caring in the first place.