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With so many amazing Midlength Foilboards hitting the market, Matt Nuzzo dives deep to unlock the mystery of these boards. Why we like Midlength Foilboards: Improved light wind take off due to the drawn out shape. Better rail to rail turning...

REAL Watersports is thrilled to introduce our new Foil Drive Lessons, adding to our kite, wing, and surf foil programs. Designed for riders with prior foiling experience, these lessons will teach you the Foil Drive power-assist system, helping you get...

From F-One and Manera: "Quickly, we have received requests from dealers that foil drive enthusiasts were digging that board. With its long battery, mounting underneath the board, the Foil Drive Gen2 is not compatible with two ranges of boards in...

REAL Co Founder Trip Forman interviews Foil Driver Paul Cooper on the pros of foil drive in the surf, how small you can go with your kit, and what’s all the hype about this new Foil Drive Travel Battery? In...

THANK YOU everyone who entered the Armstrong Foil Giveaway! Armstrong produces the best foiling gear in the world and it’s beyond exciting to give away a winner pick all package like this! Kip Forman caught up with Armstrong Foil Giveaway...

The KT Ginxu Super K and Armstrong Midlength are two of our most popular mid-length foilboards.  Here is a short video shot in the REAL rental shop that goes over the key differences. KT Ginxu Super K Foilboard Excels as an...

From Armstrong - "Aotearoa (New Zealand) is a pretty special spot on the globe; no lack of wind, incredible point breaks, towering mountain peaks and singularly beautiful highland lakes. It also happens to be the birthplace of Armstrong Foils and...

REAL Pro Wing Foiling Coach Brendan Guthrie breaks down the differences between the Armstrong XPS Lightwind 8m and F-One Strike CWC V4 Aluula Wings. Brendan also details his favorite board and foil set up to crack the sub whitecap code.  “Armstrong’s...

Is Foil Drive the cheat code for downwind foiling? That's what Matt Nuzzo set out to find. Matt admits immediately he's not always been the #1 fan of downwind foiling, but one recent addition to his quiver may have just flipped...