Glide Smarter. Ride Better.

An eFoil is a board with a hydrofoil and electric motor that lifts you out of the water as you ride. The key to riding is balance, control, and using the throttle to power the motor while staying stable on the board.

Before you hit the water, make sure you have the following equipment:

• Helmet: Always wear a helmet for safety.
• Life Jacket: Essential for flotation, especially if you're a beginner.
• Wetsuit: Depending on the weather and water temperature, a wetsuit might be needed for comfort and protection.
• Controller: The remote control for your eFoil that adjusts speed.

Your instructor or guide will show you how to:

• Turn on the eFoil board and Controller.
• Use the Controller to gradually increase speed.
• Understand basic movements like steering and balancing on the board.

• Begin in shallow water: Find a safe area with calm water and start in a place where the water is waist-deep, so you can practice getting on the board easily.
• Throttle gently: Start by giving a small amount of throttle with the Flite Controller. Don’t worry about going fast — focus on controlling your balance first.
• Standing position: Stand on the board with your feet shoulder-width apart, your knees slightly bent, and your weight centered. Keep your body upright and relaxed.

• Start with the board flat on the water: Focus on staying balanced and upright as the motor starts to gently lift the board out of the water.
• Keep your weight centered: Slightly lean forward to avoid the board’s nose from rising too high out of the water. Shift your weight back slightly if the board starts to dive.
• Small adjustments: Small shifts in your body weight (like adjusting your torso) will help you maintain stability as you ride.

• Lean to turn: To turn left or right, gently lean your body in the direction you want to go. Your eFoil will respond by turning in that direction.
• Practice carving: Once you’re comfortable, practice carving by shifting your body weight from side to side, like you would on a snowboard or skateboard.

• Increase throttle: Slowly push the throttle to increase speed and lift the eFoil board out of the water.
• Find the sweet spot: As the board lifts, shift your weight forward slightly to maintain balance and avoid falling off. Keep your body relaxed to make quick adjustments.

• Start slow: Once you're comfortable with the eFoil lifting you, gradually increase the speed to find a comfortable pace.
• Turning: For sharper turns, you can lean your body more, but avoid leaning too hard too soon, as this can cause you to lose balance. Practice gentle turns before trying anything sharp.

• Don't panic: Falling is part of the learning process! If you fall off, simply let go of the Flite Controller and relax. The board will stop, and you can swim back to it.
• Getting back on: Once you're back at the board, sit on it and carefully place your feet back on the board. Use the controller to gently accelerate and get back to speed.

• Build your confidence: As you gain more experience, you can start to ride for longer periods, try more advanced tricks, and even experiment with carving or jumping.
• Take it slow: Don't rush! Take your time, enjoy the process, and practice regularly to build muscle memory and control.