While in the traditional surfing the rider catches a wave and gets up on the board, while the board keeps the contact with the water surface, in surfoiling, there is a hydrofoil attached to the board.

When the board moves forward when accelerating due to ‘sliding’ down the wave, the foil lifst the board out of the water. The foil surfer then literally glides above the surface. This results in higher speeds and due to the smaller surface area in contact with the wave also allows tighter turns.

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