Wake
Wakesurf hydrofoiling or "Wakefoiling" has taken off as of late. Flying along the wake with or without a rope is simply a feeling that needs to be on every person's bucket list. You do not need an expensive boat, a young body, or even that much skill to get going, but the fun is endless. Experienced riders with a large wing can ride infinitely behind the boat 1, 2, 3, even 4 wakes back with a rope for assistance.
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Manera S-Foam Helmet
Manera
$99.00Sizes: S / M / L We always refused to make bulky, hard helmets because they are very uncomfortable to wear in the wind and horrible to surf with. They could even be dangerous as they make the impact in the water even harder for your neck. The S-FOAM...$99.00
Wake Foil FAQs
Common Characteristics of Wake Foils
- Short masts (15" - 30") to handle chop and steep wakes
- Short fuselage for tight turns and quick pitch adjustment
- Full range of wing sizes to adapt for speed, rope-less riding, wake size, and riding style; 90 - 210sq. in.
- Track box is the most popular type of board connection
- Most boards range from 3'6" - 5'
- Most boards have the option to mount footstraps or hooks