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Fliteboard continues to add useful functionality through software updates, and one of the more significant changes for riders is the introduction of Learner Mode and Pro Mode. Available with Fliteboard software version 2.88.7 and later, the two modes allow the Flite Controller experience to better match a rider’s skill level. Learner Mode keeps things simple […]

In 2026, eFoils cost roughly $8,500 to $13,000. Here are 2026 Series 6 Fliteboard prices, the true cost of ownership, and how to try one before you buy.

Most riders should buy the Sport. Here is the honest comparison of ride time, weight and cost across all three Flitecells, plus which battery each Series 6 board actually takes.

The FliteLab FLUX lineup covers three front wing sizes and three stabilizers. Here is how to match the right combination to your weight, skill level, eFoil, and Gulf conditions.

Which Fliteboard wings fit your eFoil? Here is what the conical interface is, a compatibility table to check your setup, and why FLUX wings count as conical even without a C in the name.

The Flite x Marc Newson boards may be iconic, but the real value today is in the MN Prop C, MN Jet 2, and MN Wave eFoil systems. Learn which setup Hamish recommends, how these premium 82cm mast systems compare, and why serious riders often pair them with modern Fliteboards like the Ultra L3, RACE, and Pro Carbon.

The FliteScooter 2026 gives beginner riders, families, teens, and active seniors a more stable way to start eFoiling. This guide explains how the handlebars, large platform, removable setup, and lesson-first approach help new riders build confidence on the water.

Soft Top 2 and Carbon eFoils both make sense for different riders. This guide compares which Fliteboard construction works best around docks, boats, Lake Powell, 30A homes, family use, durability, performance, and long-term ownership.

Choosing between the Fliteboard RACE and ULTRA L3 comes down to how you want to ride. This guide breaks down speed vs wave performance, stability vs responsiveness, and how battery setup and rider weight affect real-world sessions.

Choosing between the Flite AIR 110L and AIR PRO 80L comes down to how you want your ride to feel. This guide breaks down stability, agility, durability, and real-world use so you can decide which inflatable eFoil fits your level and progression.