Stories

Dive into the world of adventure, innovation, and performance. Here, we share stories that inspire—whether it’s about pushing the limits on the water or exploring the cutting-edge technology behind our gear. From athlete insights to product breakthroughs and the latest industry news.

The River - Ewan Jaspan's Playground in the Columbia Gorge

The River - Ewan Jaspan's Playground in the Columbia Gorge

The Slider Project is what brought me to Hood River originally, The River is what kept me coming back. The diversity of what it offers to the region keeps you ever entertained and always wanting more. You can kite, wing, sup, windsurf, pocket wing, paddle or sail on the beautiful waters, and in the surroundings, the hills and mountains provide world class mountain biking, kayaking, hiking, snowboard/skiing and paragliding. 

SpaceX Kitesurfing on Storm Chase to Achill Island

SpaceX Kitesurfing on Storm Chase to Achill Island

At Prolimit, we’re always inspired by those who push the limits of their sport, and the SpaceX Kitesurfing crew is no exception. In this interview, we dive into their recent adventure to Achill Island, Ireland—an epic kitesurfing mission full of unpredictable conditions and stunning landscapes. With a focus on fun, camaraderie, and high-quality content, the team’s journey is a perfect example of why we love supporting passionate athletes. 

Windsurfing the Channel for Charity: Bob’s Mission

Windsurfing the Channel for Charity: Bob’s Mission

In the world of professional slalom windsurfing, athletes are often laser-focused on personal performance. For Bob van de Burgt, a 23-year-old windsurfer from the Netherlands, this intense focus eventually felt limiting. He knew there was more to life than the competitive bubble, and he decided to do something about it—by using his skills to support a greater cause.
Plastic Soup Surfer X Prolimit

Plastic Soup Surfer X Prolimit

In the world of water sports, few figures have made as significant an impact on ocean preservation as Merijn Tinga, also known as the Plastic Soup Surfer. At 51 years old, Tinga’s journey began in the Caribbean, where he first learned to windsurf at the age of eight. Now based in Leiden, the Netherlands, he has dedicated his life to combatting plastic pollution, rallying communities to take action and advocate for sustainable practices.