Foil boards for surf, wake, kite, wing, and down wind.
Fine Tuned Performance & Incredible Durability
GRUBB PRO MODELS
PRONE FOIL BOARDS
WING FOIL BOARDS
Flying Cat Downwind SUP Boards
Florence Collection Boards
Hydrofoil Boards for Every Water Sport
These hydrofoil boards cover prone, wing, downwind SUP and wake foiling. Pick the board for your sport, then pair it with the mast and wings that fit how you ride.
Prone and Surf Foil Boards
Compact, nimble boards for riding waves. Our prone range runs from the 4'4 30L to the 6'0 60L Florence x Pyzel. Strap inserts on the 4'4 30L also make it usable for tow, kite and wing foiling.
Wing Foil Boards
Wing foil boards from 50 to 105 liters, for riding with a handheld wing or para wing. The 5'4 70L is built for progression and control, and the 5'2 50L Prone/Wing doubles as a high-volume surf foil board.
Downwind SUP Foil Boards
The Flying Cat's catamaran-style hull helps you get up on foil with less paddling. The 8'2 115L is the stable starting point for downwind foiling, and the narrow 8'6 paddles small foils into flight.
Wake and Tow Foil Boards
Designed with Lift pro athlete Brian Grubb for wake foiling and tow foiling behind a boat or jet ski. The 4'0 18L is the minimal pro option, and the 4'4 21L adds volume for bigger riders or more stability.
FAQ: Foil Boards
What is a foil board and how does it work?
Do foil boards have motors?
Not the boards on this page. They’re non-powered, so you ride them with wave, wind, wake or swell energy.
How much does a foil board cost?
What size foil board do I need?
Volume, measured in liters, matters most. More volume gives you more float and makes early sessions easier, while less volume feels more responsive once you’re comfortable. Our boards range from 18L to 115L. Not sure where to start? Book a call with a product expert.
Can one board work for more than one sport?
Some can. The 5'2 50L Prone/Wing, for example, works for both prone and wing foiling. Others are purpose-built, like the Flying Cat boards for downwind SUP foiling and the Grubb Pro boards for wake and tow.
What’s the difference between a foil board and an eFoil (electric foil board)?
A foil board is non-powered, so you ride it with wave, wind, wake or swell energy. An eFoil, or electric foil board, has the battery and propulsion built in, so you can ride wherever you like, from flat water to waves, with no wind or swell required. Lift’s LIFT5 and LIFTX are built for surf and prone foiling, and the LIFTX is especially suited to downwind foiling.












