In this episode, the Brazilian Brothers sit down with one of kiteboarding’s all-time greats—Aaron Hadlow. From learning to ride with his dad in the late ‘90s to becoming a five-time World Champion and King of the Air winner, Aaron shares how his lifelong pursuit of progression shaped both his riding and the sport itself.

The conversation dives deep into Aaron’s evolution from freestyle to big air, the physical and creative challenges along the way, and what it’s been like to help design next-generation kites with Harlem Kitesurfing alongside Ralf Groesel. Aaron opens up about why he left Duotone, the breakthrough technology behind Harlem’s Thrive and Peak kites, and how his mindset toward innovation continues to push kiteboarding forward.

Whether you’re a diehard fan or just discovering the sport, this episode captures the passion, humility, and technical insight of one of kiteboarding’s most respected riders. Stick around until the end for talk of Aaron’s upcoming freestyle project and his mission to mentor the next generation of riders.

Listen now and hear what keeps a true legend inspired after two decades at the top.

Foiling is changing—and the FLITElab AMP Jet might be the clearest sign yet. In this episode, Tucker from MACkite dives into how jet-assist technology is opening up a whole new era for riders. From effortless takeoffs in light wind to the idea of a true “one-board quiver,” the AMP Jet is more than just another piece of gear—it’s a glimpse into the future of watersports.

We’ll unpack what makes this system different from traditional Foil Drives, what it means for accessibility and progression, and whether we’re seeing the birth of a new discipline altogether: jet foiling.

Whether you’re a seasoned rider or just curious about where the sport is headed, this conversation will get you thinking about what’s next on the water.

In this episode, we sit down with Brendan Healy, Sales Manager at Cabrinha, to dive deep into the design and development of the 2026 Cabrinha Mantis Apex wing. Brendan shares the story behind Cabrinha’s first Aluula wing, explaining how the team found the perfect balance between performance, flex, and cost. We talk about material choices, boom compatibility, rigid handles, fiberglass battens, and why the 4m, 4.5m, and 5.5m sizes made the cut for this limited-edition release. If you’re curious about what makes the Mantis Apex a standout in Cabrinha’s lineup—and what might be coming next—this conversation has it all. Whether you're chasing swell, freeriding, or just wing-curious, this is one episode you won’t want to miss.