More and more electric foilboard companies are popping up in social media and want to jump on the train of the electric hydrofoil success story. Some (not all) are making big promises and time will tell if these companies will deliver.
Awake Boards from Linhamn in Sweden is finishing their first year since delivering to customers. Time for an interview with Awake’s Brand Manager Gustav Kjellberg to recap the first season.
One of the first DIY electric hydrofoil student projects started already summer 2008 under the leadership of Prof. Jakob Kuttenkeuler and was called the “Evolo project”. The idea was to develop a…
Lampuga is finally shipping and we received one of the first boards to do a Lampuga Air Jetboard unboxing review. We did ride the board already in June 2018, but mass…
Onewheel+ XR or Onewheel Pint is a valid question since Future Motion launched a 2nd OW model. We bought our first Onewheel early 2017 and upgraded to the Onewheel+ XR…
Time for a Loawai jetboard review after riding it for several weeks. It is known as the most powerful jetboard selling in 2019 and we had indeed a lot of fun. At the end of the northern hemisphere summer season the board is actually now on sale for a limited amount of stock. More about this later.
For our C-Dock review we had the chance to test the NautiBUOY inflatable pier solutions which were originally designed for the Seabob, but work very well for eFoils and jetboards…
The EWAVE electric surfboard was recently tested by the Allstar team and is expected to ship from September 2019. A few boards have already been shipped to beta users.
We have seen more than 30 people trying an Electric Foil the first time. Some fly within minutes, some need an hour. But what happens if you give an electric…
CEO & Founder Bastian Raithel was visiting us with his Waviator electric hydrofoil to compare it with Lift Foils eFoil. It was a rainy day here in Berlin but we…