Age & supervision
Minimum age is 12 — Utah state law for operating a motorized vessel. Riders under 18 must have an adult guardian present at all times.
Everything you need to make the most of your upcoming eFoil lesson — what to bring, where to meet, and what to expect.
Every session is 30 minutes of on-shore training and a 60-minute session on the water. Each rider typically gets their own board unless you've booked a party. You'll learn in stages — riding on your stomach first, then your knees, then up on your feet and into flight. Some riders get the hang of it in their first lesson; others need a couple of sessions.
You will get wet and you will fall — many times. That's part of it, and your instructor will teach you how to fall safely. Run through the checklist below before your session so you arrive ready to ride.
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Minimum age is 12 — Utah state law for operating a motorized vessel. Riders under 18 must have an adult guardian present at all times.
Maximum rider weight is 250 pounds; no minimum. Don't ride with open sores or recent shoulder, hip, knee, back, or neck injuries. If you have health concerns, check with your doctor before your lesson.
No riding if you've consumed any alcohol within 24 hours or are otherwise impaired. Operating a motorized vessel while impaired violates state and federal law — no exceptions.
Lesson fees don't include state park entrance charges. Daily entrance is $20 — bring your park pass or pay at the gate.
Check your confirmation. Make sure you received a confirmation email or text with the right date, time, and party size. If you didn't, call or text us at (435) 222-2828.
Sign your waiver. Every rider completes our liability waiver online before arrival — it saves time at the water's edge.
Add your friends. You can add riders to your lesson up to the day of your session; up to 4 people can share one group lesson.
Be on time. Know where you're going before lesson day and plan to be ready to go at your start time.
Where we meet
Rainbow Bay Day Use Area
Rainbow Bay Day Use Area, UT-314, Wallsburg, UT 84082 — at Mile Marker 22 off Highway 189. About 50 minutes from Salt Lake City, 30 from Provo, and 30 from Park City. Look for the tall ziplines that mark the state park entrance.
State Line Boat Ramp
State Line Boat Ramp at Mile Marker 15 off Highway 89 — 8.5 miles north of Page, Arizona, and about 13 miles south of Big Water, Utah. Heads up: your appointment time is Arizona time, even though the ramp is technically in Utah.
Swimsuit & towel — You're getting wet — plan on it. A change of clothes for after is a good idea too.
Long-sleeve rashguard or swim shirt — Protects your elbows from rubbing raw while you're learning on your elbows and knees.
Your own wetsuit, if you have one — We provide 4/3mm wetsuits free in standard sizes, but we can't guarantee a perfect fit.
Water & sunscreen — Hydrate and protect — you'll be out in the sun for a while.
Water shoes or flip-flops — For wading out before you hop on the board.
Sunglass strap — If you wear sunglasses on the water, tether them or lose them.
A bag for your belongings — Leave phones and valuables with a non-rider or locked in your vehicle.
Friends — Everything's better with a crew — spectators welcome.
Your safety is our first priority, and weather delays can happen at any time — even if you're already on your way or have arrived at the training location. We watch the forecast; you should too. A session might run 20 minutes late, get pushed a few hours, or be rescheduled entirely. If we cancel or cut a lesson short due to weather, we'll offer to reschedule you. Light rain without lightning or high winds usually doesn't stop us. If you don't show up and we haven't cancelled your lesson, you may be ineligible for a refund.
Algae blooms: our access to Deer Creek Reservoir is occasionally impacted by algae blooms — check the Utah Department of Environmental Quality's monitoring before your session. If you're sensitive to algae or have open sores or cuts, we recommend rescheduling; we're not liable for illness due to algae bloom. Current water conditions are posted on the Utah State Parks site (Deer Creek) and the Lake Powell water data page.
Instagram shots — free. Your instructor will grab photos or short clips on their phone and AirDrop them to you right after your session.
The Rough Cut — $35. We bring out our decked-out Insta360 camera and capture epic close-up footage of your ride. Raw, unedited clips delivered within 24 business hours.
The Final Cut — $80. A professionally edited one-minute highlight reel with music, titles, and transitions — plus the raw footage. Delivered within 48 business hours.
Got your own waterproof action camera? Bring it with a proper mount and film away.
$50 off your next ride. Post a Google review and share your experience socially, and we'll take $50 off your next lesson or rental.
Tips are appreciated but never expected. If you loved your experience, cash or Venmo works.
Come back for more. We've heard the second time out is even better than the first — once you've completed a lesson, you're cleared for hourly and multi-day rentals.