electric surfboard magazine
In our section electric surfboard review we share our experience with boards we were able to ride ourselves.
Many boards are not for sale yet and we talk about these boards in our preview section. Once we get a hold of an electric surfboard we do the full review and it will be posted here.
Most manufacturers confirmed already that we will get their boards for a full review and 2018 will be an exiting year as many new models are announced.
We check the speed, range and of course the quality. Most of the boards are beyond the 10,000 USD price range, so you better know what you pay for.
We are also looking forward to test the first electric hydrofoils in the near future.
Next years products will evolve in terms of battery power and efficiency which makes the boards not only faster, but cheaper as well.
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In our Mertek electric surfboard review we will have a closer look at the second generation of the low cost electric jetboard which was originally called EasySurf or eSurf S1.
Our partner Jetboard Limited has worked with the team in Shenzhen, China to improve the jetboard. Here is what we found.
For our Torque jetboard review we met CEO & Founder Dean Jarrett for full 3 days in order to have a closer look at the Mongrel and Xtream electric surfboards.
We also had the opportunity to check out the Torque race setup which enables riders all over the world to compete with each other at the same conditions.
Continue reading “Torque jetboard review – Mongrel & Xtream”
In our Carver X review we have a look at the new model from Onean which is positioned as an electric surfboard for heavy riders.
Riders above 80kg were struggling with many different electric jetboards in the past unless you invest ways beyond 10,000 EUR.
Continue reading “Carver X review – electric surfboard for heavy riders”
Narke ElectroJet – There were a few electric jetski concepts on the web, but none has made it to production yet.
The Narke ElectroJet is supposed to change this in the near future. An Hungarian development team of boat designers and shipbuilders is now showing their prototype.
Continue reading “Narke ElectroJet – electric Jetski from Hungary”
Lampuga is travelling trough Europe for their 2018 Lampuga Air test ride tour and was visiting the E-Surfer magazine in Germany.
The tour started in June and is covering trade shows, resellers and key influencers and will go on until July.
Continue reading “2018 Lampuga Air test ride tour visiting E-Surfer”
With more an more boards coming to the market let’s have a look at useful electric surfboard accessories. Stuff which makes e-surfing easier, safer and even more enjoyable.
We have tested all these electric surfboard accessories reviewed here ourselves.
If your are looking for a cheap electric surfboard check out our eSurf S1 Review video. A board from ePropulsion Innovation (HK) Ltd.
The eSurf S1 has an optional hydrofoil and is selling for under 3,000 USD.
Continue reading “eSurf S1 Review – A cheap electric surfboard alternative?”
In our electric surfboard Waterwolf review we will have a closer look at the Waterwolf MPX-3 which is developed in Germany. We had the 2016 130 litre model in house for an unboxing video and of course test rides.
Most electric surfboards have a jet engine, but Waterwolf and the eFoil come with a propeller. Please compare the different boards at our Electric Surfboard Comparison 2017.
If you are looking for an electric surfboard for sale and are willing to make such an investment of 10,000 USD or more you should first go for a electric surfboard test & rent session if possible.
At least in Germany and Italy this is now possible with the Waterwolf test centers. Waterwolf is planning to expand the test centres to other regions as well.
If you join our Facebook group at: “Electric Surfbord Users” ,you can share great spots, where such a test center would make sense.
Continue reading “ELECTRIC SURFBOARD FOR SALE – TEST & RENT”
Last weekend we had the chance to take out the Onean Carver for an electric surfboard test on a lake close to Berlin.
Rider Jens L. had to wait 1.5 years until he got the electric surfboard for his 6,000 USD (including extras) investment, but we have seen this with early electric skateboards as well.
