The world's first global windsurfers survey has been created and funded by IWT and we'd like every windsurfer and wing foiler in Australia (and the world) to participate. The more windsurfers that participate, the more this helps big and small clubs and associations get useable, research data on windsurfers that will help them grow their base, attract more sponsors and potentially run bigger/better events. So far we have a wavesailing bias so it would be great to get some wing foilers doing it.
It takes around 10 minutes, it's anonymous and the information can help us better support our local clubs, associations and events. A summary of global results will be shared via IWT and Australian specific results will be shared with State windsurfing associations. Individual results will not be published - just accumulated results.
Feel free to share the link with any friends, clubs or groups that you know - in all windsurfing disciplines and all experience levels. Thank you in advance for your help. Plenty of Australian people have helped to create, promote and do the language translations for this survey!
Do the survey here
Just took the survey.
Was hoping to have some input into what the industry or pro tour might be interested in exploring. For my selfish reasons I would like to see some Windfoiling Wave events and Windfoiling Wave specific equipment. However it seemed more like a market survey without even any opportunity for "comments" .
Select to expand quoteHess said..
Just took the survey.
Was hoping to have some input into what the industry or pro tour might be interested in exploring. For my selfish reasons I would like to see some Windfoiling Wave events and Windfoiling Wave specific equipment. However it seemed more like a market survey without even any opportunity for "comments" .
If enough of us put that windfoil is our primary activity... 
(I did).
You are right, though. We lose mindshare to the winging world by not doing this. Nothing against wings but there's too much the perception that windfoil is great for Olympics and PWA but not so much for curvy lines.
