Foil Drive Fusion

Foil Drive Fusion is a hybrid electric-foil system that combines the power and runtime of an e-foil with the lightness and adaptability of an assist.

The Fusion is designed for two types of riders:

1. You want an adaptable, lightweight efoil system for leisure foiling or learning
   
2. You're after a Foil Assist with the MOST time in the water with high runtime and MORE Power. You're either wanting to stay out longer, or needing the extra power (Heavier riders, those using smaller board and foils may enjoy this!)

Bonus we've called the Fusion an Efoil Alternative because it never locks you in to being just an efoil. Especially if efoiling is your first discipline, you can simply change to a shorter motor position and you've now got a very capable foil assist! A system you can grow with, not grow out of!

Runtime varies depending on rider weight, skill level, board and wing size, throttle use, and water and weather conditions. The figures below are indicative real-world averages.

Fusion 860 Battery

E-Foil

• Intermediate: ~39 minutes
• Advanced: ~61 minutes

Surf

• Intermediate: ~50–80 minutes
• Advanced: ~80–110 minutes

FM+ 650 Battery

E-Foil

• Intermediate: ~29 minutes
• Advanced: ~48 minutes

Surf

• Intermediate: ~40–50 minutes
• Advanced: ~55–70 minutes

How are these runtime figures measured?

The E-Foil figures are based on an 85 kg rider using an 800 cm² wing and 5'0" 40 L board in flat-water conditions, with the throttle at approximately 70%. An intermediate rider will typically have multiple touch-downs, falls and restarts, while an advanced rider has no touch-downs or falls.

The Surf figures are based on an 85 kg rider using an 800 cm² wing and 5'0" 40 L board in approximately 3 ft swell with less than 5 knots of wind. An intermediate rider has high motor reliance and does not pump between waves, with multiple falls and restarts. An advanced rider has medium motor reliance, links some waves by pumping, and has minimal falls and restarts.

Please note: Runtime can vary significantly depending on rider weight, skill level, gear sizing, throttle use, wave conditions, wind and other environmental factors. These figures are intended as an indicative guide based on real-world averages, not a guaranteed runtime.