by Kyle | Sep 23, 2022 | Cedrus Updates, General
I got back from AWSI a couple weeks ago, but I am still processing so many observations and thoughts. I’ve also been really busy on a number of new products, in addition to fulfilling orders for masts and adapters, that I’ve had little time for blog...
by Kyle | Jul 25, 2022 | Cedrus Development, Cedrus Updates
In 2016 I set out to change the landscape of carbon foil masts. I was very clear from the onset: Project Cedrus was to be 30% lighter with greater stiffness and strength than any other mast on the market, or I had failed. Now in 2022, in the last few months alone,...
by Kyle | Dec 24, 2021 | Cedrus Updates
The pace of evolution of foiling, especially within the last year, has been fascinating to witness. I certainly would have never expected the Wall Street Journal to cover our sport! It’s very hard for me to believe that in April of 2020, after my long-time mast...
by Kyle | Sep 27, 2021 | Cedrus Development, Cedrus Updates, General
While September 22nd was technically the first day of fall, today it’s really setting in. Much needed rain is falling, and the guilt of relaxing inside is gone. Being born and raised in the PNW, I am used to cramming 12 months of social activities into our brief...
by Kyle | May 2, 2021 | Cedrus Development, Cedrus Updates, General
The architecture for Project Cedrus was concieved in 2016. At the time, Liquid Force had just replaced their original orange “foil fish” mast with the long chord blue extrusion which weighed about 10lbs. It was simply too heavy to teach my wife on, and it...
by Kyle | Apr 12, 2021 | Cedrus Updates, General
In over 100 masts sold, only a few have gone to windsurfers. As a kiter, I have marketed primarily to kiters through forums and word of mouth, and a lot of kiters have transitioned to winging so about 80% if my sales in the last 12 months were to wingers, with the...
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