KONA OUT TO SAVE THE PLANET!

In late September, the Swedish Kona fraternity got together for a weekend of wild conditions in Viken, Skåne County. The Øresund, the strait that separates Sweden from Denmark, is barely 5 miles across there, and there’s a ferry nearby connecting the two countries, so...

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GÖTA KONA!

Kona moves into historic building on the Göta Canal! As Kona Sports moves into a historic building in the center of town in Motala, creative director & founder Joachim Larsson reflects on his hometown's rich history and how the Kona spirit is helping him see a bright...

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WINDSURFING IN THE CLASSROOM!

At Peder Skrivares Skola in Varberg, Sweden, 16-19 yr-old kids take classes in math, science, history and foreign languages like in most upper secondary schools around the world. But here, they also windsurf for school credit! They practice their skills on the water...

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PRINT ISSUE 2.1 IS OUT!

Print Volume 2 Issue 1 of the KONA Magazine is out! If you're a Kona Club member (Ocean and above) or a registered competitor at the 2019 Kona Worlds, lucky you: you're getting a velvet-smooth paper copy of the issue! But everyone else can still enjoy a...

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KONA ONE GETS A FACELIFT!

As Kona sailors from around the world are getting ready to celebrate their 14th world championships this summer in Garda, they'll have something else to celebrate: a redesigned board! It's exciting, but it begs some explaining as well, because the Kona One class is a...

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GET ON THE KONA BUS THIS SUMMER!

Winters can be very long in Sweden, so our friends there have learned to make the most of the warmer months and pack the short season with a super busy schedule. This year, they'll have even more opportunities to get on the water because the gear and instruction are...

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THE 6IX TRAVELS TO THE WORLDS!

There were so many bright spots at the 2018 Kona Worlds in Clearwater, but one of the brightest was the youthful energy brought to the event by the kids from Toronto - or the 6ix, as the city is affectionately called these days! They were all between 13 and 15 years...

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