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Fliteboard Flitescooter: The Easiest Way to Start eFoiling
Eli walks us through the Fliteboard Flitescooter. Everyone is looking for the easiest way to start eFoiling, and the Flitescooter is probably the easiest option out there right now. Eli got to ride it last year on a demo day with Flite, and it deserves its own video because it sits in a very unique place in the eFoil lineup.
Volume and Stability
The Flitescooter has the most literage in the eFoil lineup across all the brands. It features 237 liters of volume, and that does a couple of things f
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20th Aug 2026
Why the Waydoo Firebox Adds Peace of Mind
Eli walks us through the Waydoo Firebox. The Firebox isn't a necessity, but it's something you can use to have some peace of mind. It's designed for a lithium-ion battery, so it's good to have something on hand if you feel you need it.
What Is the Waydoo Firebox?
The Firebox hits all the boxes because it's a big stainless steel or aluminum box with two latches on the front. It comes with two water bags that you fill with water. To use it, you fill one bag up and place it in the bottom, place y
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20th Aug 2026
Lift 5 eFoil and the LCS Connection System
Eli is joined by Corey from Lift to go over the new Lift 5 and the LCS (Lift Connect System) connection. This new system is designed for ease of use and a quick setup so you can get out on the water faster.
Who Is It For?
This system is perfect for folks who are out on boats with their families and want to take these out for their kids, parents, or grandparents to play around on. It's simple, fast, and removes the need for tools. Assembly can be done in a matter of 60 seconds if you have every
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11th Aug 2026
Manta TakeOff Evo Review: Foil Assist & eFoil
Ryan from MACkite has been riding the Manta TakeOff Evo foil assist for a while now, and he is stoked to share his first impressions. From its massive power output to its travel-friendly battery options, this unit brings a lot of versatility to the water.
Setup and Maintenance
The setup on the Manta TakeOff Evo is fairly simple. You have a nose cone or nose guard that just slides into the back cone portion with a really easy connection using a few screws. The same goes for getting the motor on
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7th Aug 2026
Lift5 4'9 eFoil Overview
Eli from MACkite is joined by Corey from Lift to take a look at the Lift5 eFoil. This is the flagship model within the Lift Foils lineup, and Corey explains why that is, and who might be interested in one.
Lift5 4'9 eFoil Overview
The Lift5 4'9 is a full carbon fiber board. It ships complete with the quick-connect LCS (Lift Connect System) and a jet prop on the back. This setup also comes with the Elite hand controller. The 4'9 is one of the best-selling sizes of any of the Lift boards in the
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5th Aug 2026
2026 Lift eFoils Lineup: Lift5 F, Lift5, and LiftX
Eli from MACkite is joined by Corey from Lift to go over the Lift eFoil family, including the Lift5 F, the Lift5, and the LiftX. No matter where you are in your foiling journey, there's a Lift for you, but which is it?
Lift5 F - Flying Is for Everyone
The Lift5 F is a 5'4"/83L or 4'9"/67L fiberglass board. The rider looking for a Lift5 F is typically an entry-level or first-time foiler who wants to get into eFoiling at a friendly price point. These boards provide a ton of stability and are inc
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3rd Aug 2026
How to Unbox and Assemble a Fliteboard
Eli takes us through how to unbox and assemble a brand new Fliteboard. Let's get into the easy stuff first and work our way through the entire setup.
Charger and Battery
Starting with the fast charger, it comes in a perfectly sized box and includes a nice carrying case. Inside the case, you get your wall cable and a handy carrying handle that straps to two hooks on the outside. This universal strap also fits the battery, turning it into a nice satchel for easy carrying. The charger pops out ea
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3rd Aug 2026
Fliteboard eFoil Lineup Review: Air, Scooter, Pro, Ultra
Eli from MACkite is joined by Ben from Fliteboard to walk through the current Fliteboard lineup and discuss how to choose the right board for your experience level and riding goals.
The Flitescooter
The Scooter is a very large, stable inflatable board at 240 liters. It features a handlebar that allows you to walk right off a dock and start riding. It is the easiest entry-level option and a great choice if you frequently have new guests coming to your house who want to try eFoiling.
The Flite
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23rd Jul 2026
Adam Bennets' Ideal FLUX Setup for Fliteboard eFoils
Tucker is joined by Adam Bennetts from FLITElab to walk through some of the FLITElab wings and how they apply to your Fliteboard experience. These are the surf and prone foils that, with the newest generation, feature the same conical fit as the Fliteboard eFoils. That plug-and-play compatibility is a great way to unlock the next level of performance, speed, and maneuverability for riders who are ready for it.
Interchangeable Wing Systems
The cool thing about the Fliteboard and FLITElab system
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13th Jul 2026
Wakefoiling the FLITElab 808 Flux Behind the Boat
Tucker is out on the water in Grand Haven, Michigan, with Adam Bennetts from FLITElab. With no lake waves to surf, they took the new FLITElab gear behind the boat for some wakefoiling.
Adam's First Impressions Behind the Boat
This was only the second time Adam has been behind a boat and his first time on the FLITElab gear. He was riding his signature FLUX 808 AB with the short fuse, the 125 stab, and the 82 mast on the 4'0" AB RAW board.
The 808 is designed for intermediate to advanced riders
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8th Jul 2026
How to Choose Your FLITELab FLUX Stabilizer and Fuselage
Tucker is joined by Adam Bennetts from FLITELab to answer a common question: once you've picked your front wing, discipline, and board, how do you choose the appropriate stabilizer and fuselage in the FLITELab FLUX system?
FLITELab FLUX Foil Setups Based on Discipline
Below are Adam's recommendations and his personal riding style for the FLITELab FLUX:
Surf Foiling Setup
For surf foiling, Adam rides the 707 front wing with a short fuselage and a 125 stabilizer. He pairs this with a 4'0" Raw bo
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7th Jul 2026
ION Surf Shield Wetshirt Review
Tucker took a break from his normal wing and parawing foil testing to talk about some new apparel with cool applications for foilers: the new ION Surf Shield Wetshirt, also referred to as the Fearless Fiber jacket or sweater.
Fearless Fiber Protection
The standout feature of this water shirt is the special material called Fearless Fiber. It's cut-resistant to level 4, tested according to the European standard 388:2016. The material is designed to protect you from a sharp foil, a prop blade on
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5th Jun 2026
Is the Foil Boost Waydoo's E-Assist Solution?
The e-assist market has exploded over the last few years. What was once using motorized assistance to get into waves and swell has transformed to foiling without resistance. Now, Waydoo has a solution for the foil assist market.
Waydoo has been around for a while producing eFoils, and we've been using them for quite some time — they make a great eFoil. The Foil Boost is the brand's entry into e-assist, with a motor mounted up closer to the board so you can power into a wave, ride around
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13th May 2026
Waydoo EVO Remote Settings Guide
Eli walks through all the settings you'll find in your Waydoo EVO remote, from the basics of powering on to the deeper menus that personalize your ride.
Navigating Your Waydoo EVO Remote
Starting simple: power on. Just hold the power button and the remote will fire up. The main screen displays your speed (in either miles per hour or kilometers per hour), board battery level, remote battery level at the top, what gear you're in, and the board angle. This is universal across all EVO models &mdas
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6th May 2026
How to Fix a Sticky Waydoo EVO Remote Trigger
If your Waydoo EVO remote trigger starts sticking or losing responsiveness, it’s usually not a major failure. In most cases, it’s just sand or debris working its way into the mechanism. We’ve seen this plenty of times after beach launches or setting the remote down in the wrong spot.
The good news is you can fix it yourself in about 10 to 15 minutes with minimal tools. In this video, we break down how to fix a sticky or worn Waydoo remote trigger in just a few simple ste
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31st Mar 2026