But on a hydrofoil surfboard, “this will feel like eight foot and pumping,” Ryan Hurley tells me from the parking lot, bundled up in a puffy jacket, preparing to paddle out. And he’s only ...

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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 ...

March 10, 2007 A hydrofoil is a boat with wing-like foils mounted on struts below the hull. As the craft increases its speed the hydrofoils develop enough lift for the boat to become foilborne - i ...

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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 ...

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.