Experience the thrill of flying above water with the Hydroflyer Sport, featuring a snub-nosed design, modular setup and speeds up to 28 mph for adventurous riders.

That said, I wonder how this all-electric hydrofoil surfboard fits into that new mandate? It's certainly interesting, but is it powersports? I'll let you decide. Photo by: US Patent and Trademark ...

Photo: Scubajet GmbH For example, a hydrofoil relies on an underwater ... it's like having your own magic carpet. But a surfboard is the exact opposite, always in contact with the water's surface ...

That hydrofoil also allows surfers to ride waves that are smaller or faster than possible on a traditional surfboard. So where does the electric part of the sport come in? That’s exactly what ...

Greek foilboarding lord Nikolas Plytas made action sports history by finally landing a double backflip. It is the second time ...

Hydrofoils are growing in popularity ... The handlebar assembly can technically be removed if you want a more surfboard-like stance, but McArthur says that isn’t really the point.

Fliteboard, a prominent player in the electric hydrofoil surfboard realm, introduces its cutting-edge sub-brand, FLITElab*. The launch aligns with the debut of FLITElab*'s inaugural product ...

fret not — it was an electric hydrofoil surfboard, or eFoil. EFoilers ride on 4- to 6-foot boards with a mast attached underneath that connects to a hydrofoil wing and electric motor.

The appeal of an eFoil is probably obvious: It’s a small, self-contained watercraft similar to a short surfboard, but with an electric hydrofoil underneath that propels you at up to 30 mph.