Le Nautic – Salon Nautique de Paris est chaque année, début décembre, le rendez-vous incontournable de la communauté nautique.

Le grand retour en présentiel âpres une année noire suite à la pandemie Covid 19 est très attendu par tous les acteurs du nautisme , professionnel ou amateur

La Porte de Versailles devient durant 9 jours le plus grand port indoor de France, permettant à plus de 800 exposants de présenter leurs produits, leur savoir-faire à des visiteurs passionnés, de nouveaux acheteurs, des plaisanciers initiés ou futurs.

Du samedi 4 au dimanche 12 décembre 2021, venez découvrir au Nautic :

• des voiliers (multicoques et monocoques),
• des bateaux à moteur,
• une gamme d’équipements très riche,
• des innovations produits et services,
• des supports de glisse,
• mais aussi des destinations ou séjours pour vos prochaines vacances.

Vous pourrez aussi  :

• rencontrer les professionnels et échanger avec eux,
• assister à des remises de prix pour des courses au large et événements nautiques,
• et plein d’autres choses encore !

Retrouvez également sur le Salon , les fédérations, leurs champions et athlètes de haut niveau qui vous promettent un programme diversifié et de très haut niveau, les pieds dans le sable et dans l’eau, avec :
La Fédération Française de Voile
La Fédération Française d’Aviron
La Fédération Française de Ski Nautique & de Wakeboard
La Fédération Française de Handball
La Fédération Française de Tennis
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Le Nautic en quelques chiffres

Voici les chiffres marquants de la précédente édition :

• 150 000 visiteurs qualifiés fidèles (malgré les grèves de transports en décembre 2019)
• 130 000 m² d’expositions sous 5 halls
• 9 jours
• Plus de 800 exposants provenant de 25 pays
• Plus de 1 000 embarcations de 2 à 18 mètres
• Plus de 1 300 articles de presse (nationale, PQR et web)
• Plus de 25 heures de TV/radio

UNLEASHED WAKE  VOUS OFFRES VOS PLACES 

Retrouvez tous les spots du monde sur

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The wave

Check out Daniel Grant’s signature feature for Unit.

What’s new ?

• Steel : the Unit Surf Pool V2 has been redesigned as a highly durable and modular floating steel construction that can be expended to any width, even beyond 16m.
• Wave : the new open wave shape creates a surfable wave face up to 1,80m that allows for massive bottom turns and maneuvers.
• Power : While creating a better and more powerful wave, they have managed to reduce energy consumption to 280kw/h for a beginner session

” The wave is super easy for beginners to start and very addictive for more experienced surfers.”

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La plage , place incontournable du village glisse au Nautic 2018

Ce lieu, désormais emblématique du Nautic sera l’occasion pour vous de renouer avec l’été au cœur de l’hiver parisien.

Venez assister aux démonstrations de pros et participer aux initiations de Beach Volley, Beach Tennis et Beach Handball organisées par les fédérations sportives. Des transats sont à votre disposition pour en profiter un maximum.

Ambiance festive et bonne humeur garanties !

A noter : pour profiter un maximum de l’expérience, nous vous recommandons de vous inscrire à l’accueil du “Spot Nautic” dès votre arrivée au salon.

Retrouvez sur le Spot, les fédérations, leurs champions et athlètes de haut niveau qui vous promettent un programme diversifié et de très haut niveau, les pieds dans le sable et dans l’eau, avec :
La Fédération Française de Voile
La Fédération Française d’Aviron
La Fédération Française de Ski Nautique & de Wakeboard
La Fédération Française de Handball
La Fédération Française de Tennis
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Billeterie

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Et si, en plus, on vous faisait surfer en plein Paris, sur une vraie vague, oseriez-vous vous lancer ?

La Nautic Wave est la , et en attendant vos prochaines vacances à Lacanau, Hawaï ou Bali, elle vous attend au cœur du hall 1 ! Apportez seulement votre maillot de bain et votre serviette, on s’occupe du reste (vestiaires sur place). Que vous soyez passionné(e) de glisse, en manque d’adrénaline ou simplement tenté(e) par l’expérience, notre équipe d’animateur est mobilisée dans un seul but : vous faire passer un moment inoubliable !

INFINITYWAVE – "La Vague Infinie" Salon Nautique 2017 from Pierre Audouin on Vimeo.

A noter : pour profiter un maximum de l’expérience, nous vous recommandons de vous inscrire à l’accueil du “Spot Nautic” dès votre arrivée au salon.

Retrouvez sur le Spot, les fédérations, leurs champions et athlètes de haut niveau qui vous promettent un programme diversifié et de très haut niveau, les pieds dans le sable et dans l’eau, avec :
La Fédération Française de Voile
La Fédération Française d’Aviron
La Fédération Française de Ski Nautique & de Wakeboard
La Fédération Française de Handball
La Fédération Française de Tennis
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Billeterie

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Under  the words of Mathieu :

“Snowboarding, surfing and everything in between. The past year has been full of challenges and more to come… Cooking something with my longtime friend @morganlefaucheur and Almo is pretty special. I couldn’t do this whiteout the support of Quiksilver since day one and also Nidecker Snowboards BLUE TOMATO Nixon . Coming this fall…”

Mathieu Crepel “Mountains and Waves” from UNLEASHED WAKEBOARD MAGAZINE on Vimeo.

More About Mathieu Crepel :

Few Professional snowboarders are lucky enough to ever earn the titles or even have the life experience of Mathieu Crepel considering he is just 25 years old. This is a quick recap of his career:
In 1990, aged 6, Mathieu did his first run on a snowboard. It was an old adult board cut down to size by his father in the La Mongie resort of the Pyrenees.
Aged 10 he embarked on his first trip to Greenland and realised he could live his dream.
In 1999 he left home for a high school in Villard de Lans, which enabled him to snowboard all winter and had a progressive sporting program.
In 2001, legend Terje Haakonsen invited Mathieu to the Arctic Challenge (Norway), which was a restricted contest reserved for only 20 elite riders.
As a vice president of the G2N Association (Ride, Nature and Food) he pushed to allow skiing and snowboarding access to the Pic Du Midi Bigorre. Also as Ambassador to the Tourmalet Domaine and the resorts of Bareges and La Mongie, Mathieu works with the locals to make the most of the magical environment around his home resort. Since 2002 he has helped organise ‘meet the stars’ which brings the best snowboarders together to promote the area. The stress is on ecological and educational values, with school programs such as ‘the water cycle – from the snowflake to the waves’.
In 2003 aged 18 he became Big Air and Half Pipe Champion of France. In the same year he sadly lost his closest friend Tristan Picot and has since dedicated every win to him. In 2005, Mathieu became spokesperson of the Eurosima Mountain Division at the European Snowboarding Day. He finished his season with a win at the FIS World Cup Half Pipe and earned a ‘Crystal Globe for the top ranked snowboarder of the winter.
In 2006 he rode in the new Ticket To Ride professional circuit (TTR) and won his first World Title. He was also selected for the French Olympic Team.
In 2007 Mathieu did the double in Arosa (Switzerland) and became FIS World Champion in both the Big Air and Half Pipe categories within a 24-hour interval. He also scored his first invitation to the X-Games in Aspen in the Slopestyle and Half Pipe. He made both finals and finished 5th just 3 points away from a medal in the Slopestyle. In 2007 Mathieu became Ambassador of the Quiksilver eco-line products and began his signature series of technical products using recycled materials.
In 2008 Mathieu was one of the godfather at the ‘Stars of Sport’ alongside the great sporting champions of France. He chose Arthur Longo as his protégé in a project that encourages sporting values in young people. Arthur was selected as the star of 2008 and received his award from the hands of the Minister of Health and Sports Minister, Roselyne Bachelot. Back on the mountains Mathieu worked on filming an incredible section with the US company, Standard Films, for the movie ‘Aesthetica’.
At the star of 2009 Mathieu was back in the Half Pipe and won a bronze medal at the FIS World Championships in Korea and won the World Cup in Bardonecchia. Midway through the season during a trip to Japan, Mathieu suffered a foot injury and underwent a phase of rehabilitation. This forced timeout allowed him to take part in an ecological youth project sponsored by Orange in association with French football star, Zinedine Zidane. Returning to the snow, Mathieu embarked on a 4-month training regime in Mount Hood, USA and New Zealand.

The 2010 season started at top speed. Mathieu had to quickly catch up on lost time following his injury. The technical level of the Half Pipe is now incredible and mastering moves like the double cork is essential to survival at this level. At the start of the season, the French Team organised an airbag session at Les 2 Alpes with the support of Coca Cola Zero, which allowed practice of high risk manoeuvres whilst lessening the chance of injury. During the mayhem, Mathieu found time to score a 2nd in the World Cup in Saas Fee with a varied technical run. He is yet to use the new manoeuvres that he perfected in the airbag sessions.
He continued training in Switzerland. Before flying off to the US to train, Mathieu was in the spotlight alongside boardsports athletes such as Kelly Slater, to celebrate the 40th year of Quiksilver, at the incredible Tony Hawk Show in the Grand Palais Paris.
Mathieu‘s focus was to train alongside the best Americans and to perfect his game on a half pipe of Olympic proportions. Whilst landing a cab double cork 1080 he fell and suffered a ligament injury to his hand. He chose not to have an operation so he could still compete in the Vancouver Games. A week before the Olympic Games he perfected his run with the French Team in Salt Lake City. He was determined to enjoy the event and the experience was marked with his teammates as they chose to grow moustaches for the occasion.
In Olympic half pipe, in spite of ideal conditions the big day didn’t go to plan, Mathieu qualified for the semi finals whilst riding below his level. He gave it his all risking everything for a podium finish. Unfortunately Mathieu didn’t manage to pull off his perfect run and left Vancouver in 10th place, disappointed but with no regrets.
A few weeks later the first European X-Games kicked off in Tignes. Mathieu started slowly in practice but the perfect shape of the half pipe boosted his energy and raised his level. After a difficult qualification he finished a perfect 2nd run in the final to take the lead before the Swiss/Russian Iouri Podlachikov dethroned him and claimed first place. Mathieu was satisfied to finish the season with a silver medal in the X-Games Europe and to have fully recovered from two seasons, which had so often revolved around injuries.

Winter 2010-2011 MAthieu focused full on filming, learned new tricks, went to AK for the first time and ended up with last segment of the legendary TB series from Standard Films. Check TB20 !

Titles
2011 – Ender part in TB20 from Standard Films
2010 – Silver Medal X-Games Europe Tignes
2009 – Bronze Medal FIS World Champion Half Pipe
2008 – Winner World Cup Big Air, Grenoble
2007 – Double World Champion Big Air and half Pipe Arosa (Switzerland)
2006 – Winner Ticket To Ride professional circuit
2006 – 2nd Burton European Open, Laax (Switzerland)
2006 – 2nd FIS World Cup Half Pipe, Kreichberg (Austria)
2006 – Winner SB JAM, Davos (Switzerland)
2005 – Winner FIS World Cup Half Pipe
2005 – Double winner FIS World Cup (Korea)
2005 – Winner Nokia French Champion, Half Pipe
2005 – Winner Best Trick and Big Air, Arctic Challenge (TTR Norway)
2004 – 2nd Quiksilver Slopestyle Pro (TTR Les Arcs France)
2002 – 3rd FIS World Junior Championships, Rovaniemi (Finland)

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Lisa Andersen 49 years old , 4X Surfing world champion show us a new way to ride is Board , and how to climb a massive wave with this insane advertise made by N°7 a famous cosmetic brand ….

More about Lisa Andersen

Lisa Andersen (born March 8, 1969, in Ormond Beach, Florida)[1] is a four-time world surfing champion from the United States. She won four successive world titles from 1994 to 1997. She was named ASP’s Rookie of the Year in 1987. She was named as one of the 100 “Greatest Sportswomen of the Century” by Sports Illustrated for Women. She was named the “1998 Female Athlete of the Year” by Conde Nast Sports for Women magazine. She is a six-time winner of Surfer Magazine’s Readers Poll. In 2002, she was inducted into the Surfer’s Hall of Fame.[2] In 2004, she was inducted into the Surfing Walk of Fame (located in Huntington Beach, California) as that year’s Woman of the Year.[3]

She won the US amateur surfing title in 1987 and turned professional the following year. From 1994 to 1997 she won successive women’s world titles before injury forced her to stop competing. She returned to the sport in 2000. She is married to Tim Shannon and has two children, Erica and Mason.

Lisa Andersen began surfing at the age of 13 in Ormond Beach, Florida. At this time, she was the only girl surfing in her hometown. Indeed, in the early 80’s women’s surfing was underground, and surfing in general was seen as a man’s sport. However, Andersen worked hard to impress her peers with her smooth but aggressive style. At 16, because of her parents disapproval of her love of surfing, she decided to run away to Huntington Beach, California to pursue her passion and train with the best surfers in America. Subsequently, she entered amateur competitions and won 35 National Scholastic Surfing Association trophies in eight months and, later, the US Championships at Sebastien Inlet in 1987. After this victory, she became a professional surfer and finished her first year on the tour ranked 12th and was elected Rookie of the Year. She won her first pro event in 1990 in Australia, but she struggled with remaining focused throughout the competitive season with the multiple contests over the span of a surfing year. She later found improved concentration after the birth of her first child, daughter Erika. And only a month after giving birth, she reached the final in Japan.

After making competitive history as a single mom, Andersen’s persona soon became iconic, transforming women’s surfing more than any surfer before her. She knocked the beach bunny image aside and edged out the unfeminine stereotype often plaguing female athletes. Andersen was unique in that she remained feminine and graceful while displaying an aggressive energy that would set new standards for female surfers. Lisa didn’t simply change how women surf but also how they are perceived. She led droves of young girls to the sport. She also played a major role along with her sponsor Roxy in changing women’s beach fashion with the development of the women’s boardshort.

After battling back injuries and giving birth to her second child, Mason, Andersen semi retired in 2001 and moved into a global brand ambassador role with Roxy. She is the subject of Nick Carroll’s biography “Fearlessness”.

While women surfers still trail behind men in terms of pay and coverage, there is no doubt that female surfing would have missed a crucial burst of progress without the style and performance juggernaut of Lisa Andersen.

Lisa Andersen FAcebook

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The UNIT Surf Pool is the biggest and most efficient artificial stationary wave in the world. UNIT Parktech invented a floating surf pool construction that brings a surfable deepwater wave to any body of standing water, while using a lot less energy than other artificial wave pool products.

It operates on a natural body of water, which translates into an endless water supply with no need for chemical water treatment. This makes the UNIT SurfPool the most efficient and eco-friendly artificial wave solution on the market. It is located at “Surf Langenfeld” in GERMANY and will open to the public in March 2018.

More info : surf-pool.com

from UNIT Parktech AG on Vimeo.

UNIT Surf Pool
Surf Langenfeld

Nico von Lerchenfeld wakeboarding in a the surf park
Surf Snowdonia on #unleashedwakemag

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The Dock from STAB on Vimeo.

Some more clips and rides from the shoot in
THE DOCK – MAKING OF

Making of The Dock from STAB on Vimeo.

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For this edit, Chris Rogers filmed a week surfing, wakeboarding, wakeskating riding jestki’s and Helicopters up the East Coast of South Africa.

Shot 100% on the GoPro HERO5 Black and HERO5 Session cameras & DJI Mavic Pro

MUSIC:
Kitten – “Cut It Out”
Fifth Harmony – “Work from home” (young bombs remix)
T-Mass & Enthic – Can You Feel It [NCS Release]
Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds.
JPB & Myrne – “Feels Right” ft Yung Fusion
Ki-Theory “Open Wound” (Odesza Remix)
Flume – “Wall F*CK” ( Mayke’s ‘wall frick’ remix)
Fox Stevenson – “rocket”

GoPro: Jetski & Helicopter flips by Chris Rogers

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Snapchat: chrisrogersza

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