Lift eFoil

Fly quietly over water with the eFoil electric hydrofoil surfboard at speeds up to 22 knots (25 mph)! The rider uses a waterproof controller using Bluetooth connectivity to power the board from 45 to 55 minutes at cruising speed, or 20 to 25 minutes at full speed. It has a range of about 15 miles. The eFoil can be recharged from a household power outlet in 2.5 hours, just plug it in and go. The eFoil board will initially be available in two sizes, the standard E1 eFoil (more stable with a bigger deck), and the E1 Sport (a smaller board that turns quicker). Available now for pre-order. watch the video below

Lift eFoil Mini Documentary from Lift Foils on Vimeo.

SELF-INFLATING VEST | BY PATAGONIA

Patagonia have published information on the development of a new self-inflating vest. Following the footsteps of Billabong´s Floatation Wetsuit, Patagonia have developed a lifejacket style design that is light weight and can be worn under any wetsuit. At the right moment pulling the cord and filling the chamber with CO2 from the removable cartridge, the vest quickly and safely helps disoriented, exhausted athletes to the surface. The Vest is still under development...
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SURF LAKES

Surf Lakes is a massive pool in Australia that generates 5 different types of waves for surfers! Equipped with a huge contraption that creates waves in concentric circles that then radiate outwards, the pool has been designed to potentially produce over 2,000 waves per hour, suitable for all skill levels and surf craft. It delivers 5 levels of perfectly natural looking waves all at the same time, from beginner to pro (a heavy slab, suitable for high level surfers an...
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MCCALLUM SURFBOARDS

Jeff McCallum hand-shapes surfboards that are beautiful works of art. McCallum Surfboards have gained an international reputation in the community for lovers of beautiful boards outside the norm. Influenced by top shapers such as Chris Christenson, Skip Frye, William Riedel, Larry Crow, Bob Simmons and George Greenough, Jeff manufactures by hand all surfboards in his studio in San Diego. He only makes a limited amount per week, focusing on quality over quantity. ...
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