Reduce your risk of injury

Auto opening safety footstrap, like a ski binding for watersports

Simply change, plug and ride

The patented Ventores safety footstrap releases your foot when high pressure is applied, especially when falling. The footstrap is plug-and-play compatible with all standard boards and boats that have footstraps and mounting with one screw on each side.

WINDSURFING

Carefree gliding across the water in footstraps - no longer a problem with auto opening Ventores safety footstraps on your windsurfer.

WINGFOILING

Dare to use footstraps on your wingfoiling board - fly over the water more controlled. With the auto opening Ventores safety footstraps, you reduce the risk of injury from uncontrolled drops.

SAILING

Whether foiling catamaran or skiff - high speeds significantly increase the risk of serious injuries in the event of rollovers. With the auto opening Ventores safety foostraps on your sailboat, you can regain more safety.

The Ventores safety footstrap

Opens automatically in case of dangerous loads

Easy to reassemble in the water

Flexible to your skill level, style and weight

Releasing force freely adjustable from light to strong

Standard size adjustment to fit everyone

A scale on the inside supports orientation

Enjoy freeriding

More confidence and fun with the auto opening Ventores safety footstrap.

Professionals choose Ventores

Johannes Polgar

Pro Sailor, Olympionike

"The demands on performance and amateur sailors have increased extremely due to the new foiling technique of boats. High speeds produce rollovers and a tremendous amount of risk of injury. Ventores is entering the market at just the right time and will be crucial in helping to control these risks. The careers of many Olympic athletes can be made safer by this innovation!"

Prof. Dr. Andreas Seekamp

Director Trauma-Surgery, University Medical Center Schleswig-Holstein

"The innovation in the footstrap sector by Ventores has the potential to reduce the current significant risk of injury in water sports and prevent numerous serious injuries."