See our eFoil in action
Our journey began with a groundbreaking project – building Estonia’s first solar car, “Solaride.” This endeavor brought together skilled engineers and mentors, united by a common dream to push the boundaries of technology and sustainability.
Riding on the momentum of the solar car race, we embarked on our next ambitious dream – creating the Ray Foil electric surfboard. Our breakthrough was in developing a structural mast battery, a solution that has proven to be a game-changer in the world of eFoils. This innovation has led to the creation of the world’s lightest eFoil, a design so compact it fits conveniently into a backpack for easy transport.
Unique design
Our journey began with a groundbreaking project – building Estonia’s first solar car, “Solaride.” This endeavor brought together skilled engineers and mentors, united by a common dream to push the boundaries of technology and sustainability.
Riding on the momentum of the solar car race, we embarked on our next ambitious dream – creating the Ray Foil electric surfboard. Our breakthrough was in developing a structural mast battery, a solution that has proven to be a game-changer in the world of eFoils. This innovation has led to the creation of the world’s lightest eFoil, a design so compact it fits conveniently into a backpack for easy transport.
High-quality components
Our journey began with a groundbreaking project – building Estonia’s first solar car, “Solaride.” This endeavor brought together skilled engineers and mentors, united by a common dream to push the boundaries of technology and sustainability.
Riding on the momentum of the solar car race, we embarked on our next ambitious dream – creating the Ray Foil electric surfboard. Our breakthrough was in developing a structural mast battery, a solution that has proven to be a game-changer in the world of eFoils. This innovation has led to the creation of the world’s lightest eFoil, a design so compact it fits conveniently into a backpack for easy transport.
Beginner friendly
Our journey began with a groundbreaking project – building Estonia’s first solar car, “Solaride.” This endeavor brought together skilled engineers and mentors, united by a common dream to push the boundaries of technology and sustainability.
Riding on the momentum of the solar car race, we embarked on our next ambitious dream – creating the Ray Foil electric surfboard. Our breakthrough was in developing a structural mast battery, a solution that has proven to be a game-changer in the world of eFoils. This innovation has led to the creation of the world’s lightest eFoil, a design so compact it fits conveniently into a backpack for easy transport.
Compared to other 30kg – 40kg eFoils our board is by far the lightest at 18kg
Our journey began with a groundbreaking project – building Estonia’s first solar car, “Solaride.” This endeavor brought together skilled engineers and mentors, united by a common dream to push the boundaries of technology and sustainability.
Riding on the momentum of the solar car race, we embarked on our next ambitious dream – creating the Ray Foil electric surfboard. Our breakthrough was in developing a structural mast battery, a solution that has proven to be a game-changer in the world of eFoils. This innovation has led to the creation of the world’s lightest eFoil, a design so compact it fits conveniently into a backpack for easy transport.
A Crowd of None: John and Nathan Florence Join Lift Foils
Our journey began with a groundbreaking project – building Estonia’s first solar car, “Solaride.” This endeavor brought together skilled engineers and mentors, united by a common dream to push the boundaries of technology and sustainability.
Riding on the momentum of the solar car race, we embarked on our next ambitious dream – creating the Ray Foil electric surfboard. Our breakthrough was in developing a structural mast battery, a solution that has proven to be a game-changer in the world of eFoils. This innovation has led to the creation of the world’s lightest eFoil, a design so compact it fits conveniently into a backpack for easy transport.