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The Isuzu Kite, Windsurf and SUP Austrian Championships ‘09 powered by Samsung took place September 25th – 27th at Lake Neusiedl in Posredsdorf. 

The Naish Stand Up Paddle Austrian Championships provided the “perfect entertainment” when the winds didn’t pick up over the weekend. 

Saturday featured a fun event on Naish 11’6” boards with 40 participants.  The following competitors placed in the top three in Sundays open class Austrian SUP Championships:

1. Roman Frühwald (Naish Glide 12’0”)
2. Marco Lang (Naish 11’6”)
3. Daniel Bikich (Naish 11’6”)

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Fifty Brands from kiteboarding, windsurfing and SUP showed up at the San Teodoro event in Sardinia. 

The island hosts a beautiful beach with wind you can count on most of the time.  However, on September 18th – 20th the wind decided to no show turning the water sport event mainly into a SUP event. 

Product testing was a hit and from morning until late afternoon boards were constantly out on the water.  Along with product displays, including the 2010 Naish range for Kiteboarding, Windsurfing and SUP, there were SUP competitions. 

Congratulations to Leonard Nika who won first place in both races against around 40 competitors on his Naish Glide 12’!

For more information go to: http://www.santeodoroevento.it/

One precious 40-foot Naish RV, one map, one GPS system, and a simple plan.  Start at White Salmon, WA and head up the coast.  I’m reminded of Captain Ron when he says, “If we get lost, we’ll just pull in somewheres and ask directions!”

So, with Robby driving, Dave sleeping and Michi smiling, the famous watermen headed on a true adventure up the Northwest coast.  The boys were about to become one with nature and get closer to wildlife than they had ever imagined.  Eagles and seals and bears “Oh My” !

“The idea was to head straight out to the Washington state coast and turn right and see what we could find,” Robby Naish said, “and we went all the way up to Canada and across to Tofino – so basically, in a week we drove 2,600 miles.”

The boys brought all their water toys, prepared for whatever the environment and conditions had in store.   Highlights were the beautiful wilderness of La Push, WA, the amazing surf town of Tofino, Canada and paddling with black bears.

“When you see them play around on the beach, they turn over rocks that are maybe 70 pounds just with one paw – and there is a crab, and they crunch it like chips!” Michi Schweiger says excitedly.

The trip was one for the books, and luckily for the rest of us caught on tape!  Dave Kalama says, “I would highly recommend that kind of a surf trip for everybody at some point in your surf career.”

Take a look for yourself at this amazing documented journey!

To watch this video go to:
http://www.naishsurfing.com/en/videos