How To Breakdown a Lift Efoil (3 Must-have Tools & 3 Pro Tips)

Hawaii Efoil Experience conducts 100's of lessons each year on the island of Oahu, a short drive from Waikiki. In this video, we share with you the tips and tools that we use to quickly breakdown our Lift efoils, the top efoil in the world.
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Tips in this video:
(1) Use sawhorses to bring the work to waist level
(2) Bump the front and rear of the foil upward to loosen the foil from the mast
(3) Store your foil, mast, and board in the cases provided by Lift to reduce damage during transport and storage
We believe that Lift efoils are the best in the world for the following reasons:
(1) Lift is first and foremost a surfing company. Lift Foils has been serving the foiling sector of the surfing industry since 2010. The Lift efoil is just their latest creation. The opportunity to select any of the Lift front foils and any tail foil to make the combination that works for you is truly valuable. The trigger on the hand controller and the folding propellor speaks to the surfing roots of Lift Foils. Every other efoil manufacturer uses a hand controller that is not ideal for surfing.
(2) Lift uses the best materials and engineering processes available to build their equipment. When you receive a Lift foil, mast, or board, you get a glimpse into how well made these boards are built, and how much effort went into its design. The marbled carbon fiber material that is on the board is the same materials used in Formula One Racing.
(3) Lift Foils stands behind their two-year warranty on all efoils from the U.S. Prompt attention to issues and rapid order processing sets this company apart from its competitors. Additionally, Lift Foils has over 300 affiliates and retailers around the world that can help customers to choose the right board, and to keep it in the water.