The Shenzhen-based technology company Waydoo will unveil a prototype of its upcoming electric hydrofoil board known as the Waydoo Flyer next week at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, ...

Hawaiin surfer extraordinaire Kai Lenny is back at it again, pushing the limits with his unique hydrofoil surfboard. This time the aquatic athlete traveled to Idaho to test his hydrofoil board on a ...

At first glance, the act of hydrofoiling may seem like a mirage. But no, it’s real. A hydrofoil is a small surfboard with a carbon fiber “wing” attached to its bottom. Thanks to the science of ...

Hydrofoil kite surfing is about as fringe as it gets. Just on its own, hydrofoil surfing is on the periphery of traditional surfing, although it's undeniably rising in popularity. Then throw a kite ...

The folks at Red Bull never cease to amaze. There’s always something bigger, crazier, weirder that they bring to action sports. Example: an electric hydrofoil surfing adventure through a completely ...

Hawaiian surfer Kai Lenny and his hydrofoil board seem to have no limits. After braving Hawaii, Idaho, and even New York, the new age surfer is taking on a new kind of challenge — a race against a ...

Hydrofoils hold a special place in surfing. They are maligned by many “core” surfers for the dangers they pose when slicing through traditional lineups – like an underwater guillotine cruising through ...

Not every day—or body of water—delivers waves worthy enough to ride. Hence the paddleboard, more serene than it is thrilling. But adrenaline junkies now have another option. No surf is no problem with ...

Mark Zuckerberg showed off his surfing in a new video posted on Facebook. The 37-year-old billionaire rode a hydrofoil board out on the ocean while wearing a wetsuit and helmet. "Kai Lenny, am I doing ...

Part human, part saltwater, part wind and part surfing superhero, Kai Lenny and his stunt-like water antics continue to blow our mind. Maui waterman Kai Lenny is only 24 years old. In his short time ...

They'd come to ride waves created by tankers in the nearby shipping channel off Hilton Head's south end, but there were none to be had. So, on Tuesday morning, Byron Sewell pulled out his binoculars ...