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EPISODE · Apr 27, 2025 · 1H 11M

009_Steve Tobis: Early Parawing Adopter Shares Stories, Tips and Techniques

from LabRat Foiler Podcast · host Daniel Paronetto - SPONSORED BY: Ozone | Code Foils

Steve Tobis is an early adopter of the parawing and has been progressing his skills and gear knowledge at an extremely fast pace. In this episode Steve shares endless tips on how to start sinker boards, how to ride waves, his impressions on the first three parawings released into the market and much, much more. His involvement in water sports from an early age has given him a unique skill set to progress at an exponential rate and you will learn heaps from this conversation. It was great to touch on the wind sports culture in Maui, his forecast for parawinging for 2025, and the future of the sport in general. I hope you enjoy this one as much as I did. Don’t forget to subscribe for more foiling tutorials, down winding tips, and parawing techniques to elevate your water sports skills. Leave a comment or question below, and share your own experiences with foiling in the open ocean! Keep the comments coming as it helped me heaps from the first video! @foilrat on Instagram

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