Protect your rudders during transport and storage with Forward Sailing padded rudder covers. Particularly suited to the Hobie Cat 16 and many catamaran and dinghy rudders up to approximately 100 cm long.
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Les Deux Bananes: 6,000 km on a Hobie Cat 18 with Forward Sailing sailsRead morePierre and Quentin created Les Deux Bananes: a project to sail from Belle-Île-en-Mer to Dakar on a Hobie Cat 18 while connecting school students along the coast. Their catamaran is equipped with a Forward Sailing main sail and jib.
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Hobie 16 Worlds 2026 in the USA: back in pictures with Forward SailingRead moreA look back at the 2026 Hobie 16 International Championship in Ocean Springs, Mississippi: new photos, the Hobie 16 community and Forward Sailing covers for boat protection.
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BbTALKIN 3.0: how to build your watersports communication systemRead moreDiscover the BbTALKIN 3.0 range for sailing, coaching and watersports: STANDARD and MASTER intercoms, headsets, waterproof cases, mounts and replacement parts.
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Forward Sailing partner of the Hobie 16 International Championship 2026Read moreForward Sailing is a partner of the Hobie 16 International Championship 2026 in Ocean Springs, Mississippi. A major international event for the Hobie 16 community, with two Forward Sailing protection products also present on site.
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Wing Belt 2.0: why use a harness for wingfoiling? 10% offRead moreWhat is a wingfoil harness for and when should you start using one? Discover the Wing Belt 2.0, a lightweight belt designed for wingfoiling, now available with 10% off until December 31, 2026 inclusive.
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Free Neo Beanie with €100 purchase – use code NEO100Read moreSpend €100 on Forward Watersports Europe, add a Neo Beanie to your basket and use code NEO100 to receive the neoprene beanie free, subject to availability.
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From Gibraltar to the Black Sea by F18: the incredible DEKOK adventureRead moreMore than 5,000 km, three young sailors and an open sports catamaran with no cabin. With the DEKOK project, Noé Migraine, Zacharie Boumard and Lucas Imren set out on an extraordinary adventure from Gibraltar towards the Black Sea, supported in part by Forward Watersports.