What e-foil setup is suitable for me?Updated 8 months ago

How do I know which e-foil setup is right for me?

E-foiling, a sport that has been on the rise in recent years, offers an exhilarating experience that combines technology with the great outdoors. Standing on a hydrofoil board, gliding gracefully above the water's surface, and harnessing the power of electric propulsion systems is an experience like no other. But before you embark on this aquatic adventure, you must first consider two key elements to ensure your setup is tailored to you.

• Skill Level - Your skill level will dictate the complexity of your e-foil setup. Beginners should opt for user-friendly, stable boards with forgiving controls, while more experienced riders can explore high-performance options that require greater skill to master.
• Location - If you have access to open water bodies like the ocean or large lakes, you can explore setups with longer mast lengths, which provide stability in choppy waters. On the other hand, if you intend to ride in calmer waters like rivers or sheltered bays, a shorter mast may suffice.

To help you with your e-foil adventure, the Takuma series introduces their top-of-the-line and revolutionary foil and wing designs which you can mix and match to suit your skill level. Here's a bunch of Takuma E-foil setups we've come up for you once you're ready to carve or cruise on waters: 

BEGINNER SETUP

• Cruising 2 Board
• Propeller Mast or Jet Mast (Smooth vs Super Smooth)
• Battery 25A (up to 60min) & Battery 35A (up to 90min)
• Wing 1750

INTERMEDIATE SETUP

• Cruising 2 Board + Wing 1500 (bigger board + smaller wing)
• Carver 2 Board + Wing 1750 (smaller board + bigger wing)
• Propeller Mast or Jet Mast (Smooth vs Super Smooth)
• Battery 25A (up to 60min) & Battery 35A (up to 90min)

ADVANCED SETUP

• Carver 2 Board + Wing 1500 (smaller wing + smaller board)
• Propeller Mast or Jet Mast (Smooth vs Super Smooth)
• Battery 25A (up to 60min) & Battery 35A (up to 90min)