Forward Sailing's mainsail makes adventurers happy

Protect your trampoline, the ropes and the fittings in all serenity

Let yourself be tempted by the WIP helmets specially designed for sailing and boardsports.

The beautiful Forward Sailing sails are back in 2023 to give a new life to your catamarans and continue to live great nautical adventures.

Happy anniversary Forward Sailing  15 years of adventure. So many old boats back in shape, so many covers protecting our boats, so many trampolines and accessories.

From all the Forward Sailing team, we wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year! And to start 2022, here is the new Forward Sailing website!

The reopening of sport catamaran practice enables enthusiasts to relive. Learn more about applicable rules here.

In a press release published on March 30, authorities and the involved parties in the organization of Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games announce new dates for this international sport events that is postponed to 2021. Due to the health alert caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, majority of competitions and sport events have been suspended. This also applies to Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic games. These major sport events expected by everyone were planned to take place from July 24 to...

Charles Caudrelier, the sailor who did not follow the classical pathway on Optimist and chose windsurfing and solo sailing between Concarneau and the Glénanon family cruiser, was elected sailor of the year 2018.  On this occasion, Forward Sailing wished to congratulate the native Fouesnant (Finistère), last winner of the Volvo Ocean Race at The Hague (Netherlands). In fact, the 44 -year old skipper won the final victory at the very end of the last stage on June 24th, at the end of a journey...

The Global Challenge is Yvan Bourgnon’s new project. The skipper wants to go around the world in the opposite direction, solo and on a multihull. Objective: Achieving this in less than 100 days.

Yvan and Mathis are the new record breakers of the crossing of the Mediterranean and that of the English Channel. Their time, made on Nacra F20 foil catamaran, has been formalized by the WSSRC.

In spite of their apparent discrepancy, the sea and the mountain enrich one another. They share the fact of hosting sliding sports, which require developed mental skills, quick reflexes, an adventurous spirit and a great physical condition. Strenghtand agility will naturally make a sailor a good mountaineer and vice versa.   These similarities between the two environments and the activities practiced out there inspired the two friends Jérôme Foyer, a professional sailor, and Pierre Exandier,...