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Episode 151 · 22 September 2026 · 1h 31m
What's coming from CODE FOILS in 2027?! Marcus Tardrew & Dan Juengling @ AWSI 2026
What we talk about
- Code Foils' first board range at AWSI 2026: dock, prime, the WASP wing, assist and parawing boards, plus downwind and foil drive trench boards, all built in China
- Why dock start boards matter, with strong dock start scenes in Switzerland and San Francisco, and why lakes and rivers suit foiling
- Designing downwind boards that are easy as well as fast, and why Code aren't making their own parawing
- The S2 all round front wing: an improved S with a more fluid surf feel, smaller sizes for the same ride, and the R2 coming soon
- Racing: Code skipping the Molokai to Oahu race this year, how escort boats changed it, the flat channel conditions, and races like Barcelona and Malibu
- The new dogleg taper mast: solid unidirectional high modulus carbon with no core, stiffer than the Plus, fits every Code foil and rewards riding higher on it
- Connection systems compared: Tuttle, Radix and adjustable Tuttle against tracks, with Code testing Tuttle and Radix boards and masts
- Parawing time with the Ozone Pocket Rocket at Hood River, and the rise of e-foiling, foil drive and finger blasting
About this episode
Sit down with us for the 151st episode of the Generic Foiling Podcast with Marcus Tardrew & Dan Juengling, Founders of Code Foils, live from AWSI 2026 in Hood River, Oregon.
Code Foils are a relative newbie in the foiling game, but it doesn't feel like it! They've come heavily armed to this years event with a complete new board range, new mast, new foils and new witty banter for us.
This is a generic foiling special. And by that I mean almost every discipline gets covered; pumpfoiling, winging, parawanging, finger blasting, e-foiling, sup foil and speedo selection.