Ralf: a backpack made of upcycled kitesurfing kites

Nukak presents a new bag made of an innovative material: recycled kitesurfing sails.

Ralf is the new kite backpack, featuring a combination of daring colors and lightness. Thanks to its resistance and flexibility, it has multiple uses.

Ralf is versatile and very useful for both urban use and weekend getaways, as well as for your day-to-day life or kitesurfing adventures.

Nukak is a brand born in Barcelona, Spain, at the end of 2016. It was created by Patricio Abreu, founder of Vaho, and Pedro Ribosa, a multimedia professional.

The name of the brand is inspired by the Nukak Maku, the last nomad tribe living in the wild Colombian jungle. The group is known for giving a second life to materials in disuse.

Nukak: the company gives old materials a new use | Photo: Nukak

Bicycle and truck tire tubes, kitesurfing sails, and advertising banners get the opportunity to extend their life cycle and become bags and unique accessories.

The brand is committed to researching new upcycled materials and is constantly searching for elements that may have a second life.

All bags, backpacks, and accessories are handmade in a local production center.

Their main goal is to become their owners' life companions, either in their daily lives or on any nomad adventure.

Nukak has several distribution points, including brand-owned shops in Barcelona and franchises in Alicante, Bilbao, Girona, and Seoul.

The distribution in multi-brand channels is focused on Europe and Asia.

Top Stories

Kiteboarding will make its Olympic debut in Paris 2024. Here is everything you must know about the event and the qualified athletes.

Legendary British kiteboarding brand Flexifoil is for sale.

In an electrifying display of kiteboarding prowess, 19-year-old Italian Andrea Principi has been crowned the champion of the prestigious Red Bull King of the Air competition, held in Cape Town, South Africa.

My name is Jeremy Blatti, but my friends call me Jay. I live in Lausanne, Switzerland.