@@robinbe7492 🙏🏼 900 Flow

@@tcardim 900 Flow

@@Flow.Riderz L2s are just starting to ship to pre orders and are available for purchase @ www.Fliteboard.com/gnarlyharley

Motor

@@liquidsl55 900 Flow w/ Flow 245 stab

Have you tried Jeff’s adapter with SABfoils or other wings?

@@liquidsl55I haven’t. Jeff was kind enough to send me one of if I get my hands on a compatible foil. I’ve got North Foils but those won’t work with it..

@@faaipdeoaid4 yes, it will give you that added “pop”. Riding fully pinned in a single gear will work but it will be much harder to get the board in the air and then out of the hole on the landing

@@millerivanamaccom I’m on the 900 Flow, nano and foldy in this session. I believe the boat was doing 13.5 mph. I’m 160lbs

@@millerivanamaccom this video I’m on the 1300Flow and foldy. Boat was probably doing 11-13mph.

@@jnergo8406 Yes, normal power mode. Riding in 20 is a fundamental skill that I use and teach in my online course/community. join my community and reserve an online session with me to learn how to ride like this! www.skool.com/efoil

@@rafaelocean4320 thanks! You’ll be stoked on it

Did you mention what wing and stab you were running? Loved the carves!

⁠@@NMBowhntr900 Flow /245 Flow

@@NMBowhntr I believe I did at the beginning. I’m riding the 900 Flow with 245 stab

@@lukewilson510 the only gear

@@paulpritchard1567 I ride preset in gear 20.

So is it possible to Ollie on a speed of 15 knots?

@@EliasMoustakis yes, that’s a good speed to start with. Once you get up to 18-20kts the board becomes an airplane lol

​@@EliasMoustakisI think 15 knots is the minimum speed that you need in order to land successfully. Slower and you will sink on the landing.

I think you are looking for excuse. It is scary. I have done cool landings, landing and keeping foiling without allowing the board to touch the water, you have to find the proper power balance. It is very tricky I can do it maybe 1-2 times on 50 landings.

@@KV-lj6el I think I said what I meant and I meant what I said. One of the best things about being someone with integrity is that you don't need to waste time coming up with excuses… The landings look clunky and awkward the vast majority of the time when anyone jumps an efoil. If every time I pulled a heli skiing I looked as decombobulated on the landing I probably wouldn't do them very often either. So my jumps will largely be utilized only for avoiding stumps as a last ditch effort emergency maneuver. Again, you figure out how to make the landing look as cool as the launch, and I'd be down to check that technique out.

@@VerdantRide take a look at the Ollie at 1:33. Landing was almost splashless. The faster you go and the quicker the dip the better the landings will be. Even in the wake and surf foil airs you’ll see clunky splash landings. The nature of the machine. What you don’t see or feel is the height and the hang time you feel. With straps you can Ollie nearly 10ft in the air (board height). There are guys in Dubai who are launching 10ft up and gapping at least 30ft or so They are sending 20-25mph. Unreal to see in person. Non powered foils are starting to do flat water and wave freestyle. Something I’m very excited to get into with the new carbon Efoils from Flite combined with straps and a nano battery. Going from a 50lb set up to a 39lb set up and a much lighter mast.

Flips spins grabs in any combination are totally doable on an eFoil. All require a solid Ollie

@@_JustinChait_ I'm never gonna do or endorse straps on a board as heavy as an eFoil until somebody invents a flawless release mechanism. We gotta be realistic about the differences between an eFoil and a wakeboard and the potential and severity of injuries. I predict that eFoil tricks are gonna remain a very niche interest until the form factor gets closer to that of a wakeboard which may or may not even be possible given the mast, the wing, the prop, the battery, etc. This is just my opinion, and I could be wrong, but I'm probably right. Heck, eFoiling itself is turning out to be a niche interest even without the tricks.

With the Explore battery running full power from start to finish, I get about an hour. Legs are toast by then 😅

@@Fluterra it 100% works in chop and big wave conditions. It works in all conditions. This video is a basic foundation of the movement. I invite you to check out more of my videos and compare your riding. If you’re hitting deeper carves please share. Would love to see it and learn from you. The reason for the back step is to increase the pitch more than the rider could do just by shifting weight back or adding throttle. There’s only 2 ways to increase or decrease pitch. Weight shift and throttle. Stepping back shifts the weight without needing to much foot pressure. If you’re not stable when stepping back and forth, more than likely your body posture is off causing you to lose balance. Most likely the chest dips and your knees tend to not bend causing imbalance. Hope this helps explain the technique. Please tag me in your videos. Would love to see those carves 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

@@_JustinChait_ Thanks Justin, appreciate it. Will try your technique again. I’ve been riding the 1000C wing a lot and focusing on wave gliding. How hard can you carve on this wing, so I know what’s possible? Thanks!

@@Fluterra nice you’re on the new wings! So excited to get the L2. I do a bit of everything, off powered wave riding, flat water, choppy water, inlet wave riding, etc. here’s a short I made messing around carving. kzbin.infoySPpMuH-WbI?si=AK8ZzBQUL7rif2g5

@@surfsnowpro 900 Flow, 245 Flow stab. 🙌🏽🙌🏽

Balance improves the better you can bend your knees while maintaining and upright position. I recommend taking my online eFoil course at www.skool.com/efoil The taco is when the rider collapses on the board or wing.

@@FULLSENDFC who’s Adam?

@@_JustinChait_ just a guy w a beard that looks like you from 100 ft away

@@rianholayter 🙏🏽

@@k33nest 900 Flow

@@nashfoil1554 always 20

@@flman1284 yeee 🚁

@@_JustinChait_ is the headset video quality as good?

@@flman1284 4k

You’re hearing the whine of the electric motor. The insta360 picks up sound really well. No need for a mic

Thank you!

Wide stance doesn’t work as efficiently on foils. The wider the stance the more your legs have to move in order to maintain pitch control. Foiling is flying a wing not riding a board

@@_JustinChait_ i do efoil 3times a day... so i know better belive me :) / that position You show is less stable- i did like this 1y ago... i recommend wider :)

You can start by taking an 1 on 1 lesson. We can build a progression road map and get you ready for the races 🏁🏁

Come on over. I’m in Florida, not too far

Having the money is one thing, but these absolutely rip in the waves. Think of having instant torque and the ability to power through turns on waves. This machine does 30mph. Basically motor cross of the sea

@@_JustinChait_please keep this shit out of the ocean

@@Pants13 what’s wrong with efoils in the water? Zero emission machine

@@_JustinChait_ i think he’s probably saying like don’t go to any popular surf spots and like get in surfers way and stuff, locals get extremely territorial

@@_JustinChait_ I do really think they are cool an i’m in to a lot of water sports, but it’s a big investment.