SUP Hydrofoil

Take your SUP (Stand up Paddle) to another level with the GoFoil for SUP, and seamlessly hover on top of water. People have been outfitting their surfboards with hydrofoils for many years now, but only now someone figured out how to rig SUP boards with the same thing. GoFoil attaches to the bottom of your board, and once you hit a certain speed (usually happens when you catch a wave), the GoFoil will lift the board and rider from the water giving a unique sensation of flying above the waves. The board is now a non-factor in friction and drag, letting you go faster than you’ve ever done on the water, for a thrilling ride. watch the amazing video below

EMIL BOARDS

Emil Boards is a recent startup from Munich, Germany, they make square skateboards inspired by the movie "Back to the Future”. The boards tackle the path back to basics, referring to the first days of skateboarding history, they are as pure as possible, with no convex, no concave, no rocker, and no camber, simply a square shape board made from high quality layered maple wood and fixed to modern trucks and wheels. Emil boards combine skateboarding with surfing, wit...
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SOULARC PERFORMANCE BOARD

The SoulArc Performance Board promises to deliver an experience like no other skateboard out there, riding it is like surfing on land, or snowboarding on the street. The elegant maple wood deck is attached to a curved composite spring, making it carve like no other, and mimicking the fluid feel of carving on a surfboard or turning a snowboard in deep powder. Perfect for landlocked surfers and summer-bound snowboarders. via watch the video...
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AIRBOARD

Looking for a new snow toy for the slopes this year? Check out Airboard, an inflatable sled that makes you feel like you are hovering over the snow. Made of high-quality polyurethane covered textiles, the portable Airboard is light and extremely durable, and thanks to its flexible air body, it absorbs slope unevenness and bumps giving you a smooth ride. Steer by shifting your weight, and to brake simply turn your airboard at a 90° angle to your downhill direction, ...
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