This is us
Daniel Requeno Corbin - Co-founder and waterman
Since a kiddo Dani has always been naturally driven to action sports.
His passion for kitesurfing together with his need to create something from scratch is what ignited the first spark of this project.
His mechanical engineering formation and profession gave him the knowledge and tools to bring this first spark to a real, tangible project that has become Halley.
Júlia Esteve Grau - Co-founder
Julia has always asked a lot of questions. The curiosity about the world that surrounds her brought her to study chemical engineering to have a better understanding of how thing work at a molecular level.
Later she specialised in materials science and engineering. At the same time, Dani was starting to build his first strapless board and came to her for help, when she asked:
Why don’t we create a kiteboarding brand?
Things we’re obsessed with
Performance
Making products that are top performers and feel incredible in the water is our main obsession.
To accomplish this the iterative process of designing and testing is imperative.
As water-people we acknowledge the rider’s wants and needs and we do our research to find the technology and manufacturing methods to make products that make you a better rider.
Technology
We source the best materials to make our boards lighter, stronger, more durable.
Every material, every fibre layer is in place for a purpose.
Always in the search viable ways to apply cutting edge technology to improve our products.
Shaper to rider
Directly from our workshop to you, simple, no third parties.
This allows us to offer lower prices for better quality and better customer service.
Sustainability
We take this topic seriously. We’re aware of the challenges this industry is facing. This is what we do:
– We proudly manufacture all our products 100% in our
own workshop in SPAIN.
– Substitute petroleum-based materials for bio-based and recycled ones. We’re currently using certificate bio-epoxy resin and finding substitutes for the other materials.
– Source local suppliers to reduce transport and contribute
to local economy.
– No over-production, less waste of resources
