Send an email to [email protected] and we can sell you one.

MN1300

@ Thank you very much for answer ;)

Between 30-35 mph depending on your weight

Lighter, easier to plane and better looking all around upgrade.

@@user-hf3gz5oi5d nice! The 1300 is definitely the standard of what everyone orders. But the 1500 is great for beginners, just depending on your weight height and riding style. Feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] and we can set you up with the right combination and no sales tax!

Awesome! I think you'd be great on an ultra L2, it's so light and amazing. I'd also recommend you get the performance efoil rather than the flat surface foils. The MN 1300 C, Wave 1000 C and Wave 850 C are amazing wings that are only available on the conical mounts. Let me know if you have any questions email [email protected] and we can save you some money with the black holiday sale and some sales tax if you're out of state. :-)

That’s helpful, thanks! IIs there a big difference between the 80cm Alu and 82cm carbon performance efoil? The weight difference is about 2lb. Wondering if the difference is even noticeable. Carbon seems to be out of stock (only wave is avaialbel). I’m riding on flat water with sometimes many wake boats around. And, is the UL2 so much better than the PRO?

@ yes for sure! Conical wings are the way to go in the future. The energy savings alone is worth it. I’m 175lb and what I used to be able to cruise on an explorer battery I can able to do that on a sport battery.

Not intentionally, we filmed this session at 2pm and had been riding all day since 9am. Sometimes you forget which batteries have been charged when you have like 10 different ones lol

@ I was only joking ☺️

Range is about 25 miles. Not a possibility to efoil to cuba.... yet

Thanks 🔥

Sure we just need a check for $7000! 🤪

Cruiser jet 1500 and 300 with a 4 shim. I just make it look loose cause I know how to through the board around 😂

Oh wow. I would have guessed the 1100s or something similar. You really know how to make the best of the airpro with the cj1500

Once you've put in a few 100 hours it's easy to rip on any wing combo.

Thanks for the idea!

The specification for the threading and mm length are in the user manual. They are M6 x"__"mm 316 stainless (marine grade) which are readily availible most hardware store especially boat shops. The screws also do not need special coating as you are supposed to clean and reapply tefgel periodically to avoid seizing.

@@BayFoils What you have written is not the Thread Pitch! M6 X __ mm is the size, nothing to do with the gaps and height of the threads! This can strip your screw holes if it doesn’t match the original screws. Every screw I have seen at Home Depot is a cheap zinc plated screw, nothing marine grade. I would not risk it - just order the screws from Fliteboard directly.

Don't get them from home depot then go to a marine part store or shop online at mcmaster-carr this is the exact bolt you can buy in bulk www.mcmaster.com/product/93395A360. Standard thread pitch for M6 bolts is 1mm and they're usually labeled when they use different spacing. I've bought numerous m6 screw from various vendors and I've never locked a bolt.

There are alot of factors to consider like your experience and body type. If you're brand new to foiling you'll definitely struggle more on the Ultra vs a pro it will suck all the fun out of it. Also consider your body and athletics a shorter lighter person will have a easier time on a smaller board as will a more athletic person compared to someone with mobility issues. Alex and I are both very experienced I'm about 4 inches shorter and 20lb lighter than alex which allows me to get up and ride at a slower speed despite the fact we're both pro riders.

Yes a UL2 and carbon mast will help. Yes a bigger wing will make it easier. But remember gear will not replace skill/experience and the ultimately the wave you're trying ride is what matters the most. If you're trying to surf really small and slow you're going to have a bad time compared to trying to ride a faster cleaner wave. I'm like 210 with my wetsuit and all my gear and can ride an AIR pro with a flow s 1300 unpowered easy, so it can be done but I also have alot of surf experience and we have good downwind waves out here in CA. I would reccommend sending an email to [email protected] with more information like where your located, what type of condition your going out in, how long your been riding and we can help you out more!

The point was to try using the scooters recommended configuration crusier 1800+500. Plus the scooter is big and heavy it doesn't pitch evenly with the flow wings

That's the fun part, you don't! Lol just like boats or jetskis they don't have breaks you when you're learning it's really important to have alot of space to avoid crashing in to something. The experienced rider can let off the trigger and coast to a standstill and dismount with out falling but in general just jumping off the board is the safest way to avoid getting hit

@@sh5465 high powered electric vehicles (EVs) are not cheap. Neither are marine products. Efoils are in the venn diagram of both, plus do you really want a manufacturer to cut corners on quality to save you money? Lithium ion batteries and water can be very dangerous if not handled with the upmost attention to quality control.

Tell waydoo to send us one. We're not going to buy one just to do a review video. Plus I'm relatively certain people do not want to hear anything more opinions that we have to say about waydoo lol 😆

@@BayFoils oh no. I hadn't heard. I guess I'll check some more of the backlog of videos!

It's all good #1 rule of being a youtuber "dont take comments personally". Its just unfortunate the efoil industry has such strong brand tribalism. If you sell a brand and talk your opinions about another brand your not "Unbiased" and a "corporate shill" that triggers people. Which is funny becuase I've never claimed to be unbiased I've always said "I sell fliteboard and these are my opinions as an efoiler with 800 hours logged and who works in the industry." Ultimately it just hampers our ability as creators to call out shortcomings of the broader efoil industry.

@@BayFoils I had noticed that. It really makes comparison shopping very difficult.

​@@Mecknificent Very true always research the content creator to see what their experiences and brand loyalty is and take what they say with a grain of salt. Alot efoiling is personal preference base on your ride style and goals the best thing you can do is take a couple lessons and try each brand that is available in your area before making a purchase. Spending some money on lessons/demos can save you alot of heartache and buyers regret in the long run

It real is unlike anything else. We tell people previous watersports doesn't really help since it's all different body mechanics. What helps alot of people standing up is putting your controller in your front foot hand so your back foot hand is free to hold on to the handles while standing for 3 point of contact (handle, back knee, front foot)

@@BayFoils game changer 3 points of TOUCH!