RAD FLIGHT CLUB HAS LANDED
The stoke is calling. Are you ready to answer?
June 2025 marks a significant moment for the windfoiling community. After a long preparation time, SEVERNE officially launches the Rad Flight Club – an exclusive online initiative that brings together passionate windfoilers with one of the sport’s most innovative minds.
Building the Community
The Rad Flight Club represents SEVERNE’s commitment to fostering the community that drives the passion for design and development. This isn’t just another webinar series – it’s a direct connection between riders who push boundaries and the expertise that shapes the future of wind foiling.
The Pioneer Behind the Movement
Balz “Radiculo” Müller – the rider who’s been redefining what’s possible on a foil – has agreed to share his vault of knowledge in the first-ever Flight Club session. While others follow, Balz literally creates the trends. His approach to foiling is a perfect match with SEVERNE’s design philosophy: challenge everything, refine relentlessly, and never settle for conventional thinking.
Over recent months, Balz has been instrumental in testing Severne’s R4D sail in conditions that would challenge even the most experienced riders. His insights come from countless hours on Western Australian waters, pushing both himself and Severne’s equipment to new limits. Now, he’s ready to share that knowledge with the Flight Club community.
What Makes This Launch SPECIAL
The Flight Club isn’t just about improving technique – it’s about advancing the entire windfoiling community through authentic expertise and direct connection. No corporate filter. No generic instruction. Just windsurfer to windsurfer knowledge transfer from someone who’s consistently pushed the parameters of what’s possible.
“Sharing the Stoke” – the inaugural session theme – focuses on progression and finding passion in windfoiling regardless of your level. Balz will provide live technique analysis using submitted clips, equipment insights that unlock performance, and direct Q&A with the community.
Your Invitation to Join
The revolution starts on the water, but it continues in the community Severne is building together with passionate windfoilers worldwide. The Flight Club represents your opportunity to connect with like-minded obsessives who understand that perfection isn’t a destination – it’s a pursuit.
Ready to take flight?
Visit the Flight Club landing page for complete session details, registration, and everything you need to join Balz for this exclusive experience.
The stoke is building.
Register now at severnesails.com/rad-flight-club
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