eFoil Sets

The price of an Aerofoils eFoil set depends on model and configuration. Current US prices (MSRP, excluding sales tax) are shown on each set's product page. Every price covers a complete, ride-ready set: board, mast, front wing, stabilizer, enclosed jet drive, battery, charger, remote and board bag. Our US team puts together your personal quote, including delivery.

Most first-time riders fly freely after 20 to 60 minutes on the water. Experience in surfing, snowboarding or wakeboarding helps, but it is not required. A structured lesson with a certified instructor is the fastest route: you learn lying flat, then kneeling, then standing as speed builds. Find your test ride location on our map.

Depending on model and wing, an Aerofoils eFoil reaches a top speed of 28 to 34 mph. Most riders cruise between 12 and 22 mph, which gives the best balance of control and battery range. Rider weight, wing size and water and/or weather conditions all affect the number.

The Endurance battery delivers up to two hours of ride time; the Light battery around one hour. Charging from 0 to 80 percent takes from 50 minutes depending on battery and charger. The remote shows live battery level throughout the session and alerts you before the system gradually reduces power so you can return to shore.

Board volume is the deciding factor. Choose more litres: the 230 L Hyperfly or 150 L Airfly – if you are learning, or heavier. Choose fewer: the 103 L Adventure, 83 L Performance or 73 L Competition – as your level rises and you want agility.

Carbon boards are lighter and sharper on the water; inflatables sit calmer at low speed and take more of the chop out of the surface, and the Hyperfly can be ridden with the Hyperbar for four points of contact instead of two.

In most US states, an eFoil is legally a motorized vessel. Before you ride, check with your state boating agency: many states require registration, a boating safety education card and a minimum age, and many lakes, rivers and harbors have their own rules for motorized watercraft. More on this on our Safety Information page.

Carbon boards are lighter, stiffer and more responsive, which makes them the choice once you ride regularly and want precision. Inflatables are more forgiving at low speed and pack into a bag, which suits travel, boats and shared use. Both use the same enclosed jet drive, battery and remote system. The Inflatables are shipped with a shorter 60 cm mast including the revolutionary Anti-Breach-System, Carbon boards come with a 80 cm mast.