Wake Foil

Wake foiling is riding the energy created by boats and other vessels, such as ski boats, ferries, barges, or commercial ships, by surfing their wakes on a foil without being towed once up and riding.

Foil Drive removes the need for tow ropes, dock starts, or perfect timing. Riders can motor onto a wake, recover instantly after falls, and rejoin the pocket without the boat stopping or changing course.

Yes. Foil Drive allows multiple riders to share the same wake at once. Each rider can jump in and out of the pocket independently, creating smooth, continuous group sessions without interrupting the boat’s run.

No. Foil Drive enables riders to foil behind almost any suitable passing vessel without owning a boat or relying on a dedicated tow source. This makes wake foiling far more accessible and spontaneous.

Yes. One of the biggest advantages of Foil Drive is instant recovery. After a fall, riders can power back onto foil and rejoin the wake without slowing the session or requiring the vessel to circle back.

Yes. Foil Drive simplifies the learning process by removing the complexity of dock starts, towing, and timing. Beginners can focus on positioning, balance, and wake reading while using assist to get back on foil quickly.