A familiar shoreline.
Picture a fresh perspective on the place you already go to unwind. Where you can ride will depend on local rules and the final board’s limits.
Electric surfboard · In development
Make time for water.
An electric jet surfboard concept for people who would rather be out there. Meet the idea. Help shape the ride.
Discover the Wakebird concept
02 / The riding experienceA different kind of outside.
More of the day. Out on the water.
The kind of session you make room for. A shoreline you know by heart. A new way to see it. Wakebird starts with that feeling, then works back toward the board, the controls and the details that make a ride worth repeating.
A session worth sharing.
Early rider feedback will help us understand what matters to first-timers and experienced board riders, from the first explanation to the last run.
Your kind of riding.
Own it for regular sessions or try it through a rental experience? We’re exploring both. Tell us which fits your life.
03 / Meet the concept
A board. A fresh perspective.
Our design direction pairs a clean, low-profile form with a deliberate standing area and a restrained color palette. This is an exploration of what Wakebird could become, not a finished product.
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FORMA quiet visual language.
A warm ivory shell, a dark standing area and only a small flash of yellow.
FEELThe rider comes first.
A deliberate standing area and considered control layout guide the concept.
FOCUSLess visual noise.
A product direction that lets the water stay at the center of the experience.
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04 / Closer to the board
The details make the difference.
Where you stand. What you hold. How the board moves through the water. These are the decisions we’re working through before we put a specification sheet in your hands.
A place to find your stance.
The concept includes a textured standing area. Final deck materials, grip pattern, dimensions and riding positions still need to be developed and tested.
Control should feel considered.
A handheld controller is part of the current design study. Its shape, feedback, connection and safety behavior are not yet confirmed.
Electric jet propulsion.
The direction is an onboard electric propulsion system. Battery architecture, intake protection and service access remain engineering decisions, not finished features.
05 / The system, simply
One idea.
Three parts to get right.
Store the energy.
A battery supplies electrical energy to the propulsion system. Capacity, charging requirements and handling procedures will be confirmed with the final pack.
Put it into motion.
An electric motor drives the jet system. The final design and verified performance will determine what the ride can offer.
Connect the rider.
Rider inputs and balance shape the experience. The control interface and safe operating sequence must be validated before any rider guidance is issued.
Concept overview only. This is not an operating or charging guide.
06 / Product details
The essentials.
Final specifications are still taking shape.
07 / Respect the water
Good judgment.
Every ride.
Powered watersports involve real risk.
Rider requirements and operating limits are not finalized.
Prepare properly.
Follow the final training and protective-equipment requirements.
Know the water.
Check local rules and the product’s approved operating conditions.
Read before riding.
Use the final manual. This concept page is not operating guidance.
08 / Stay in the loop
More water.
Something to look forward to.
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09 / Before you dive in
A few good
questions.
