Author name: unitysurfadmin

Choose a high-, mid- or low-aspect non-motorized hydrofoil front wing by takeoff, glide, pumping, turning and riding conditions—not by one ratio alone.

Bent-shaft or straight-shaft canoe paddle? Compare efficiency, control, water type, paddling position, sizing and buying specifications before you choose.

Find your SUP paddle length by height, discipline, board setup and stroke. Use the chart, adjustment steps and on-water test before cutting.

Choose paddle blade size by sport, cadence, paddler load and water conditions. Compare SUP, kayak and canoe blade area, shape and testing.

Learn how paddle shaft flex affects power, comfort and control, how stiffness is measured, and how brands should specify OEM carbon paddle shafts.

Learn how 0°, 30°, 45° and 60° kayak paddle feather angles affect wind, wrist position and control, plus a simple test to find your best setup.

Land windsurfing is a wind-powered board sport that adapts windsurfing equipment for use on solid ground instead of water. A rider stands on a wheeled board and uses a sail, mast, and boom to capture the wind, combining wind power with balance, steering, and sail-control skills. Also referred to as windskating, street windsurfing, or dirt

A solo canoe is a canoe designed for one paddler, with the seating or kneeling position and hull geometry optimized around a single person’s weight and paddling position. Compared with a tandem canoe, a solo canoe is generally lighter, easier to transport, and more responsive to a single paddler’s movements. The right solo canoe depends

A human hydrofoil is a hydrofoil watercraft that uses direct human input to generate the forward movement required for hydrodynamic lift. Depending on the design, the rider may create propulsion through body-weight pumping, pedaling, or mechanical movement of an underwater wing system. As the hydrofoil gains enough forward speed, its underwater front wing generates lift

Water foil, more commonly known as hydrofoil or hydrofoiling in the water sports industry, is a technology that allows a board to rise above the surface of the water while the rider continues moving on an underwater wing system. Instead of relying on the board itself to generate most of the lift, a hydrofoil uses