Waydoo Evo

Waydoo EVO: A Revolution in E-Foiling

On September 14, 2024, Waydoo visited the SAIL PENSACOLA FOOTPRINT ACCELERATOR for an exciting demo of the brand-new Waydoo EVO, a cutting-edge electric hydrofoil that’s changing the game in water sports. With features that make it both easy to ride and high-performing, the Waydoo EVO offers something for everyone—from beginners to seasoned pros.

• Height Leveling Assistance: Stay at the perfect ride height with the EVO’s unique height-leveling technology, a first in the e-foiling industry. It automatically measures the distance between the board and the water, helping you stay balanced and in control.
• Impressive Specs: Enjoy up to 2.25 hours of ride time and reach speeds of up to 30 mph.
• Durable and Lightweight: The EVO is crafted from high-density EPP foam, making it both durable and lightweight.
• Customizable Setup: Choose from various mast lengths, battery sizes, motor sizes, and wing configurations to suit your style.
• Easy Transportation: The EVO can be fitted with removable wheels, making it simple to transport.
• LED Lights: LED lights on the bottom add a sleek, modern touch.

Event Highlights

• Product Introduction & Q&A: The day started at Pensacola Beach Yacht Club with a detailed explanation of the Waydoo EVO’s innovative features, followed by a Q&A session where you can ask our expert Adriaan Lagaay from Shred Services anything about the product.
• Live Demonstration:  Quietwater Beach was the place to see Waydoo EVO in action and experience how effortlessly it glides across the water.

Why Choose Waydoo?

Waydoo is leading the way in e-foiling innovation. The Waydoo EVO is designed with user-friendly features like height-leveling assistance, making it easier than ever to ride and control. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or new to the world of e-foiling, this model offers unparalleled versatility and performance.

Event Links

Pre-Demo Videocast Waydoo and Hydroflyer Visit Quiet Water Beach

Waydoo Demo Videocast

HydroFlyer Videocast Hydroflyer Visits Quiet Water Beach