Something worth knowing is happening in Polish windsurfing this season — especially if you race slalom or have been thinking about giving regattas a go for the first time.
EASY-surfshop is becoming an official partner of the Polish Windsurfing Cup, run by the Polish Windsurfing Association, for the 2026 season. For us it's a meaningful step — we want to be part of the Polish windsurfing scene not just as a shop, but as an active supporter of its growth.
What's in it for you?
As part of the partnership, we're sponsoring the season's main prize — a JP-Australia Slalom S-TEC 2027 board. This is an unreleased 2027 model that the winner will receive after the season ends, with the first delivery of the new collection. They'll also get to choose the size that works best for them.
How to win?
Simple. Every race start in the Polish Windsurfing Cup in the Slalom FIN and Slalom Open classes earns you an entry into the draw. The more rounds you compete in, the better your chances. The winner will be drawn at the end of the season.
So it's not about winning the race — it's about getting on the water as often as possible.
Where and when?
The 2026 Polish Windsurfing Cup runs across several stops throughout the season. The first one is already behind us — the Na Fali regatta in Puck, where we also ran free clinics with Maciek Rutkowski. More stops coming soon — keep an eye on the PSW calendar and our channels.
Clinics with Maciek Rutkowski
At the first stop in Puck we organised free windsurf clinics with Maciek Rutkowski — PWA world champion and team rider for NeilPryde, JP-Australia and EASY-surfshop. The clinics covered equipment setup and selection, riding technique, race starts and race strategy. You can read the full report on our blog.
Who is it for?
Both for those who have been racing for years and for those who have never stood on a race start line before. The Polish Cup in the Slalom FIN class is a great place to try it for the first time — and now you have an extra reason to do it.
Get racing, collect your entries and keep your fingers crossed. We'll be keeping ours crossed for you.