Hey, I just tried sup foiling on flatwater with the 115l version of the Duotone Downwinder and the Fanatic high aero aspect 2000 wing for the first time, but after a couple strokes the board immediately turns and doesn’t go straight. I have a 75cm mast, so it’s quite confusing. Any tips?
@toms74094ts14 күн бұрын
Really interested to try this out. I’ve been using the James Casey tip to use a loose grip on the bottom hand so as to allow it to float when you paddle and find a natural spacing to balance power and reach for the catch. I’ve found doing this I naturally have a narrower grip width which actually helps me generate more power whilst maintaining balance. It’ll be Interesting to compare to your method here!
@PaddleWithRiggs14 күн бұрын
Sometimes I’ll dropped my hand about an inch below the tape for the first two strokes and gradually work my hand up as I gain speed. Once on foil I’ll move my hand to about two inches above the tape for paddling and pumping
@toms74094ts14 күн бұрын
@@PaddleWithRiggs thanks that’s really interesting! Sounds similar to the loose grip technique (well worth experimenting with - just hook your fingers over and don’t tighten the grip) The paddle shaft in the video looks really long, is this your preference at the moment? I’ve settled on a really short length ( about eyebrow height) as I’ve found it easier to get a higher cadence which helps me generate more board speed.
@PaddleWithRiggs14 күн бұрын
My paddle is 3 inches above my head. I find it hard to get the reach I prefer with a shorter paddle especially in the bumps
@DonAlderman13 күн бұрын
@@PaddleWithRiggs great video Jeremy. How many inches above your height do you like your paddle?
@DonAlderman13 күн бұрын
@@PaddleWithRiggs never mind just saw it in comments below. Thanks again for all you do.
@FoilWays18 күн бұрын
This is great. How long is the paddle in relation to your height? I've been surfing SUP for a long time, but with a longer paddle... about 6" above my height. I hear all you guys are running shorter paddles now.
@PaddleWithRiggs14 күн бұрын
Yeah my paddle is 3 inches above my head now
@FoilWays13 күн бұрын
@@PaddleWithRiggs Ah cool. That's actually slightly longer than what I've been hearing other guys using. All I've heard so far is anywhere from head-high to an inch under your height. I might try to get a hold of an adjustable paddle before I go cut my nice Kialoa... But I think that if I go from my current 6" over my head to 3", I'll like it regardless... it's not that huge of a difference as going head-high.
@yujitakeuchi39924 күн бұрын
Thanks Jeremy😊 The best tutorial ever, I just subscribed! One quick question, what is the FW size?
@PaddleWithRiggs24 күн бұрын
I’m on the GoFoil Maliko 200 front wing with the Maliko tail wing in this video. I recommend practicing with the biggest foil you have until you are consistently popping up then work your way down in foil sizes
@yujitakeuchi39923 күн бұрын
@@PaddleWithRiggs Thanks Jeremy, I am 61 years old with 10 years of SUP surfing experience and was inspired by your KZread tutorial videos to start SUP foiling. I ordered a KT Ginxu Dragonfly Surf 7'10, 110ℓ with NAISH JET HA1840 foil, I am 70kg in weight. The foil was the largest set available at the nearby shop here in Japan. I hope this choice is okay for me. I can't wait for them to arrive. I will continue to practice by watching your videos over and over again!
@griffinbrungraber949825 күн бұрын
What do we call this move? Not a “Flatwater Paddle-up”, since that’s already taken, and assumes using a sup paddle.
@fernandog.aguirre279128 күн бұрын
Great workout!
@yujitakeuchi399Ай бұрын
Best tutorial ever🎉 Thanks a lot!😊
@zalapolami2109Ай бұрын
Thanks!
@PA96704Ай бұрын
Can't wait. I have a 6'1" 115L gonna get the same set up as you with the Go Foil and Rs 1150.
@RicolinoWinter2 ай бұрын
How is that working, you get pushed only from Wave to Wave?
@PaddleWithRiggs2 ай бұрын
The hydrofoil creates enough lift to get the board off the water and eliminates drag. The wind swell has enough energy to keep the hydrofoil moving
@martyc56743 ай бұрын
This is the video to watch!
@michaelpisarczyk64653 ай бұрын
Looks soo good!!!
@elponzer33283 ай бұрын
Hi awesome! You believe it's possibile also with a Reptile High 2000, 1050×245, area 2000 cm?
@lylecarlsonsurfboard3 ай бұрын
Thanks bro 😎
@jazaza420-cm5gr3 ай бұрын
epic
@panzershadow3 ай бұрын
I can't tell; was that a shark or a dolphin?
@jorgenr43 ай бұрын
Can you share what are the set of your equipment, board, foil and everything related pls
@kirill_gusev4 ай бұрын
Just stumble on this while googling Kalama. Incredible ride and clever way to record it! Thank you for sharing! 🤙
@Thatspec14 ай бұрын
This looks soooo much harder on a barracuda than a KT. All that flat area on the bottom of the B, you can really see it stick to the water in this video. Have a look at the same effort on the KT, I doubt Gwen is any better at this than Jeremy. about 14 seconds for Jeremy, 9-10 for Gwen, maybe 7 seconds for Balz (no idea what board?), kzread.info/dash/bejne/hKR6stShYt3Fqbg.html kzread.infoR2ydUb4F0fM If I was trying to decide what board to get (and I am), c'mon, what would you get?
@wingfoil344 ай бұрын
Greetings! I am 41 years old, weight 85 kg, height 174 cm.. I have 3 years of experience with a paddle and wine, but no experience with hydrofoil. I want to do downwind on the river with a paddle in flat and downwind especially. I'm afraid to make a choice, I'm especially worried about the width of the board, so that it won't be too difficult if it's narrow for me. Therefore, I am not considering the 8'×19' 5 option yet, is it really so difficult for a beginner to stand on a long and narrow board? And therefore it is worth choosing on Kalama E3 6'5×23'5' 116 liters. Will this be enough for a beginner's stability? Or there is a Kalama 6'5×27'5 , 130 liters.? What is your opinion? The main goal is downwind on the river.
@PaddleWithRiggs4 ай бұрын
Hi @wingfoil, I recommend going longer and narrower. It’s so much easier to learn on a longer board. The 8’ x 21.5” x 111 liters Kalama Barracuda or something similar should work well for you. It might take some practice to get used to balancing but if you use a big foil it will add a lot of stability. Ideally you might want something closer to 115-120 liters for your weight while you learn. Just avoid boards with a round bottom. Round bottom hulls are not beginner friendly.
@wingfoil344 ай бұрын
@@PaddleWithRiggs Thank you very much! 👍
@ironphil624 ай бұрын
What size board you on Jeremy how narrow is it 👍🍺
@ShawnEwingShaka4 ай бұрын
That's as good as it gets! Thanks for sharing.
@PaddleWithRiggs4 ай бұрын
This is on the north shore of Maui
@onehorizongamin20244 ай бұрын
This is a dream right here, that water is so gorgeous. Where is this if you mind me asking? Thanks friend!
@dong88224 ай бұрын
I'm stuck here in Texas. Great to see such beyond epic conditions on Maui. That has to be one of the best Maliko runs I've ever seen. Thanks for posting it Jeremy. Don from Texas
@viralml4 ай бұрын
Nice run - crazy conditions!
@alancadizwingfoilinginstru29264 ай бұрын
Wow! Epic Jeremy!
@tormarquis5 ай бұрын
Hi Jeremy. I recently suscribed to your course. I just purchased a KT Ginxu Dragonfly board 8' 2" 120 liters, Naish thrust 2640 foil, and I weigh 220 lb. Do you have any suggestions for me?
@ironphil627 ай бұрын
👍🍺 Awesome, BUT be better if you didn't need those huge paddles. Arms Instead is best.
@robertho17707 ай бұрын
Hello again Jeremy This video is a real gem! I think I have watched it more than 50 times and I am still coming back to it. I got a KT Ginxu 105L a month ago and have been out 5-6 times practicing . I don’t have the explosive power to get up yet but have been focusing on the back leg/knee action to feel the pop and definitely making progress. I am 145 lbs and using the 1150 Axis front wing and also tried my friend’s 1310 Axis front wing but actually prefer felt better with the 1150. Should I just stick to the 1150 or still consider bigger front wings like the GT2600? And I am still not entirely sure what you meant by the paddle stroke being twice as fast as recovery 🙏
@henryhester18977 ай бұрын
Ok, bare hands, web gloves or hand plates?
@PaddleWithRiggs7 ай бұрын
I prefer the hand paddles
@ironphil628 ай бұрын
👍🍺
@shadowclaw778 ай бұрын
Awesome breakdown! Thx a lot, very helpfull 🤙🏼3 questions though; just to calibrate me: What is the surface area cm2 of that front wing? What weight range you in and How many liters volume is that board? Thx in advance!
@griffinbrungraber94988 ай бұрын
How many human can currently accomplish this feat? Which foilboards have been successfully used for it? Kalama. KT Dragonfly? Any others?
@kitesitenet8 ай бұрын
Really great video and break down of the skill.
@FoilSurfCanada8 ай бұрын
These helped me immensely, thank you!
@FoilSurfCanada8 ай бұрын
Great tip
@tonogutierrez18889 ай бұрын
Hi Jeremy, what do you recommend to take off? I have the M280 and I can't do it.
@PaddleWithRiggs9 ай бұрын
I recommend the M280 with the 20” Maliko tail and Barracuda board or something similar that’s long and narrow.
@meshmellow9 ай бұрын
The most useful tutorial out there 🫡🏴☠️🤙
@PaddleWithRiggs9 ай бұрын
Thanks
@kitesailor19 ай бұрын
Thanks so much for the comprehensive breakdown of the paddle up sequence
@tonogutierrez18889 ай бұрын
Hola jeremy mi equipo es kalama E3 5.9,mastil 26.5,Maliko 280,FTL20"" crees que es posible levantar con este equipo, llevo un año y no lo consigo. El remo que utilizo es de race paddel surf, gracias.
@sneeuwwolf11769 ай бұрын
Magic! No engine, no sail, just floating and carving trough.
@whitebearinbigforest36719 ай бұрын
Hello from thailand.🇹🇭🙏
@PaddleWithRiggs9 ай бұрын
🤙
@justinlovell9 ай бұрын
Would my dakine (cabrinha) 1300 or 1950 be a good choice?
@PaddleWithRiggs9 ай бұрын
It’s usually easier to learn with the bigger foil. Sorry but I’ve not tried the Cabrinha foils
@ironphil629 ай бұрын
👍🍺 Thanks Jeremy
@jamesimcb10 ай бұрын
Its just like gunnel pumping on a canoe!😅
@tonogutierrez188810 ай бұрын
Hi Jereny, could you tell me which paddle you use?
@danneh877711 ай бұрын
This would be easy for someone who skates
@foilnautics808 Жыл бұрын
Great tutorial got me stoked now gonna go practice. I don’t have a front foil big enough right now but probably good so I focus on fundamentals 😂
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Hey, I just tried sup foiling on flatwater with the 115l version of the Duotone Downwinder and the Fanatic high aero aspect 2000 wing for the first time, but after a couple strokes the board immediately turns and doesn’t go straight. I have a 75cm mast, so it’s quite confusing. Any tips?
Really interested to try this out. I’ve been using the James Casey tip to use a loose grip on the bottom hand so as to allow it to float when you paddle and find a natural spacing to balance power and reach for the catch. I’ve found doing this I naturally have a narrower grip width which actually helps me generate more power whilst maintaining balance. It’ll be Interesting to compare to your method here!
Sometimes I’ll dropped my hand about an inch below the tape for the first two strokes and gradually work my hand up as I gain speed. Once on foil I’ll move my hand to about two inches above the tape for paddling and pumping
@@PaddleWithRiggs thanks that’s really interesting! Sounds similar to the loose grip technique (well worth experimenting with - just hook your fingers over and don’t tighten the grip) The paddle shaft in the video looks really long, is this your preference at the moment? I’ve settled on a really short length ( about eyebrow height) as I’ve found it easier to get a higher cadence which helps me generate more board speed.
My paddle is 3 inches above my head. I find it hard to get the reach I prefer with a shorter paddle especially in the bumps
@@PaddleWithRiggs great video Jeremy. How many inches above your height do you like your paddle?
@@PaddleWithRiggs never mind just saw it in comments below. Thanks again for all you do.
This is great. How long is the paddle in relation to your height? I've been surfing SUP for a long time, but with a longer paddle... about 6" above my height. I hear all you guys are running shorter paddles now.
Yeah my paddle is 3 inches above my head now
@@PaddleWithRiggs Ah cool. That's actually slightly longer than what I've been hearing other guys using. All I've heard so far is anywhere from head-high to an inch under your height. I might try to get a hold of an adjustable paddle before I go cut my nice Kialoa... But I think that if I go from my current 6" over my head to 3", I'll like it regardless... it's not that huge of a difference as going head-high.
Thanks Jeremy😊 The best tutorial ever, I just subscribed! One quick question, what is the FW size?
I’m on the GoFoil Maliko 200 front wing with the Maliko tail wing in this video. I recommend practicing with the biggest foil you have until you are consistently popping up then work your way down in foil sizes
@@PaddleWithRiggs Thanks Jeremy, I am 61 years old with 10 years of SUP surfing experience and was inspired by your KZread tutorial videos to start SUP foiling. I ordered a KT Ginxu Dragonfly Surf 7'10, 110ℓ with NAISH JET HA1840 foil, I am 70kg in weight. The foil was the largest set available at the nearby shop here in Japan. I hope this choice is okay for me. I can't wait for them to arrive. I will continue to practice by watching your videos over and over again!
What do we call this move? Not a “Flatwater Paddle-up”, since that’s already taken, and assumes using a sup paddle.
Great workout!
Best tutorial ever🎉 Thanks a lot!😊
Thanks!
Can't wait. I have a 6'1" 115L gonna get the same set up as you with the Go Foil and Rs 1150.
How is that working, you get pushed only from Wave to Wave?
The hydrofoil creates enough lift to get the board off the water and eliminates drag. The wind swell has enough energy to keep the hydrofoil moving
This is the video to watch!
Looks soo good!!!
Hi awesome! You believe it's possibile also with a Reptile High 2000, 1050×245, area 2000 cm?
Thanks bro 😎
epic
I can't tell; was that a shark or a dolphin?
Can you share what are the set of your equipment, board, foil and everything related pls
Just stumble on this while googling Kalama. Incredible ride and clever way to record it! Thank you for sharing! 🤙
This looks soooo much harder on a barracuda than a KT. All that flat area on the bottom of the B, you can really see it stick to the water in this video. Have a look at the same effort on the KT, I doubt Gwen is any better at this than Jeremy. about 14 seconds for Jeremy, 9-10 for Gwen, maybe 7 seconds for Balz (no idea what board?), kzread.info/dash/bejne/hKR6stShYt3Fqbg.html kzread.infoR2ydUb4F0fM If I was trying to decide what board to get (and I am), c'mon, what would you get?
Greetings! I am 41 years old, weight 85 kg, height 174 cm.. I have 3 years of experience with a paddle and wine, but no experience with hydrofoil. I want to do downwind on the river with a paddle in flat and downwind especially. I'm afraid to make a choice, I'm especially worried about the width of the board, so that it won't be too difficult if it's narrow for me. Therefore, I am not considering the 8'×19' 5 option yet, is it really so difficult for a beginner to stand on a long and narrow board? And therefore it is worth choosing on Kalama E3 6'5×23'5' 116 liters. Will this be enough for a beginner's stability? Or there is a Kalama 6'5×27'5 , 130 liters.? What is your opinion? The main goal is downwind on the river.
Hi @wingfoil, I recommend going longer and narrower. It’s so much easier to learn on a longer board. The 8’ x 21.5” x 111 liters Kalama Barracuda or something similar should work well for you. It might take some practice to get used to balancing but if you use a big foil it will add a lot of stability. Ideally you might want something closer to 115-120 liters for your weight while you learn. Just avoid boards with a round bottom. Round bottom hulls are not beginner friendly.
@@PaddleWithRiggs Thank you very much! 👍
What size board you on Jeremy how narrow is it 👍🍺
That's as good as it gets! Thanks for sharing.
This is on the north shore of Maui
This is a dream right here, that water is so gorgeous. Where is this if you mind me asking? Thanks friend!
I'm stuck here in Texas. Great to see such beyond epic conditions on Maui. That has to be one of the best Maliko runs I've ever seen. Thanks for posting it Jeremy. Don from Texas
Nice run - crazy conditions!
Wow! Epic Jeremy!
Hi Jeremy. I recently suscribed to your course. I just purchased a KT Ginxu Dragonfly board 8' 2" 120 liters, Naish thrust 2640 foil, and I weigh 220 lb. Do you have any suggestions for me?
👍🍺 Awesome, BUT be better if you didn't need those huge paddles. Arms Instead is best.
Hello again Jeremy This video is a real gem! I think I have watched it more than 50 times and I am still coming back to it. I got a KT Ginxu 105L a month ago and have been out 5-6 times practicing . I don’t have the explosive power to get up yet but have been focusing on the back leg/knee action to feel the pop and definitely making progress. I am 145 lbs and using the 1150 Axis front wing and also tried my friend’s 1310 Axis front wing but actually prefer felt better with the 1150. Should I just stick to the 1150 or still consider bigger front wings like the GT2600? And I am still not entirely sure what you meant by the paddle stroke being twice as fast as recovery 🙏
Ok, bare hands, web gloves or hand plates?
I prefer the hand paddles
👍🍺
Awesome breakdown! Thx a lot, very helpfull 🤙🏼3 questions though; just to calibrate me: What is the surface area cm2 of that front wing? What weight range you in and How many liters volume is that board? Thx in advance!
How many human can currently accomplish this feat? Which foilboards have been successfully used for it? Kalama. KT Dragonfly? Any others?
Really great video and break down of the skill.
These helped me immensely, thank you!
Great tip
Hi Jeremy, what do you recommend to take off? I have the M280 and I can't do it.
I recommend the M280 with the 20” Maliko tail and Barracuda board or something similar that’s long and narrow.
The most useful tutorial out there 🫡🏴☠️🤙
Thanks
Thanks so much for the comprehensive breakdown of the paddle up sequence
Hola jeremy mi equipo es kalama E3 5.9,mastil 26.5,Maliko 280,FTL20"" crees que es posible levantar con este equipo, llevo un año y no lo consigo. El remo que utilizo es de race paddel surf, gracias.
Magic! No engine, no sail, just floating and carving trough.
Hello from thailand.🇹🇭🙏
🤙
Would my dakine (cabrinha) 1300 or 1950 be a good choice?
It’s usually easier to learn with the bigger foil. Sorry but I’ve not tried the Cabrinha foils
👍🍺 Thanks Jeremy
Its just like gunnel pumping on a canoe!😅
Hi Jereny, could you tell me which paddle you use?
This would be easy for someone who skates
Great tutorial got me stoked now gonna go practice. I don’t have a front foil big enough right now but probably good so I focus on fundamentals 😂
That front calf