The Latest

Kirby Liesmann has built School of Wake around progression, community, and time on the water. After receiving the WSIA Larry Meddock Award, we caught up with him to talk about coaching, growth, and the future of the sport.

Choosing the right wake vest comes down to more than colour or style. Fit, construction and materials all change how a vest feels on the water. From Relaxed and Tapered fits through to Project One sustainable construction and women’s tailored shaping, this guide breaks down the key differences across the Follow range to help riders find the right vest for their style of riding.

LAO 2026 delivered another unforgettable weekend in Langenfeld with insane riding, packed crowds and one of the most unique setups in cable wakeboarding. As the season kick off of the cable comp calendar, the event once again brought together the best riders in the world, with Follow riders Gavin Stuckey and Rivers Hedrick both landing on the podium after an epic weekend of competition.

Foil Fest 2026 brought riders from across Australia to South West Rocks for the biggest edition of the event yet. With over 100 competitors, solid conditions and a weekend built around progression, demos and community, the event highlighted the rapid growth of foiling in Australia and the culture forming around it.

Spring sessions shift fast. Cold starts, warm afternoons, and everything in between. A simple guide to layering for cable riding without overthinking it.

The best wakeboard gear upgrades are the ones you feel on your first set. Focus on fit, comfort and function so you can ride longer and progress with less distraction.

Spring sessions shift fast. Cold starts, wind, and sun all in one day. This is a simple setup that keeps you comfortable so you can stay on the water longer.

Keep your gear ready before you get there. A simple way to separate wet and dry, protect your setup, and start the day without digging through a damp bag.

A wakeboard vest should fit snugly but comfortably, ensuring both safety and freedom of movement. Here's what to look for: Secure Around Arms, Doesn’t Ride Up When Pulled, No Gaps or Flotation Gaps, Snug, Not Restrictive.