In order to stand out in an increasingly crowded market, an electric surfboard really has to offer something special these days. The Canvas does just that, with a modular design, epoxied oak trim, and ...

Powered by a propulsion jet, available in several sizes, and boasting an impressive runtime, Jetson’s surfboard is ready to catch the next wave, and the next one, and the next one. Now we are going to ...

There are quite a few electric surfboards on the market, and they mostly work in the same way – their jet drive runs for as long as you squeeze a throttle on a handheld remote. The Jetson is different ...

Swedish company Awake Boards, which specializes in electric jet board manufacturing, has added a new product to its lineup of electric hydrofoil surfboards that let users “float” over the water.

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The Cyrusher Thunders electric surfboard has been launched in the US. The company, known for its e-bikes, claims its new product allows you to surf without wind or waves thanks to its Jet-Pump direct ...

A jet-powered electric surfboard worth more than $40,000 promises speeds of up to 65 kilometers per hour. Two riders test different board sizes, race them and eventually switch equipment to determine ...

The best surfers spend their lives searching for the perfect waves, traveling to coastlines in Australia, Hawaii and Portugal. But we like to think the best surfing is wherever you happen to be. Even ...

Most electric surfboards let you control their motor via a squeeze throttle or handheld remote. On Jetson’s board, it’s controlled by a waterproof touchpad integrated into the top deck. From the pad, ...

Surfing is addictive. Once it clicks, you feel like you’re flying over the surface of water. The only thing is, you need a wave to do it. For me, wakesurfing doesn’t scratch the itch, and while ...

Fliteboard, a leading manufacturer of electric hydrofoil surfboards, announced the launch of its new sub-brand FLITElab* (there’s no more info below, that asterisk is frustratingly part of the name).