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.

SURFBOARD BIKE RACK | BY CARVER RACKS

If you surf and live close to the beach this might be something of your interest, the Surfboard Bike Rack is a great accessory for your bike that helps you cruise to the beach with your surf gear. The rack fits almost any bicycle and carries one surfboard in a side saddle fashion. Check out the full collection at Carver Surf Racks or pick them up from amazon Also check out "The Mule" paddle and surfboard trailer...
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KURT KINETIC ROAD MACHINE INDOOR TRAINER

If you stay off the bike over the winter because of the harsh conditions, this could be a good solution for you, the "Kurt Kinetic Road Machine Indoor Trainer". Its quiet, smooth, leak-proof, and offers an ultra-accurate simulation of outdoor riding. Powertap calibrated, the fluid trainer automatically adjusts resistance as you change speed....
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AHUA SURFBOARDS

AHUA is a Portuguese startup, they make beautifully crafted Alaia Surfboards. Alaia is a thin, round-nosed, square-tailed surfboard ridden in pre-20th century Hawaii. The most distinguishing characteristic in relation to modern surfboards is the fact that Alaia boards have no fins, which allows a new sense of freedom on the wave. These boards create little friction and like to go fast on the wave. The Ahua alaias are custom made especially for each client, through a...
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