shawndoggy

Gah, sorry just saw this. Try going slower... like 11-12 (assuming that that's above your foil's stall speed). 20 is really fast.

not to be overly critical, but it looks like you are riding in the propwash and not on the side, where the best wake is? Not surprised there isn't push where you are, but it looks like you are going pretty slow with tons of lift, so there may still be a pocket to be found (haha that board is a monster for a tiny boat wake tho!). How fast are you going? How long is that line? What boat?

What foil are you riding, and what boat? The wake doesn’t need to be very big with the right foil.

foiling behind the boat every weekend in the summer. It's awesome. Gas bill is way better than wakesurfing too because it only takes a tiny wave to foil.

Made one on 2nd wake…

what's the mast length on that one?

Made this one over the weekend after many failed attempts. (Super awkward riding backside too… def need to practice more)

wife and I managed this one over the weekend...

I *really* want to try once / when we get out of boating. For now I'll take the tow.

Im on a wide Coiler BXFR (27 waist) and bomber power plates 3*/3* and angles in the 30s. In hindsight I probably could’ve gotten away with a slightly narrower waist, but I added the power plates later and was sick of booting out on a 25cm waisted board. It’s definitely not the quickest edge to edge.

me looking forward to getting some more of this soon

worth watching? dunno. but it's short so not much of an investment.

Thank you for the insight! what's the fix? shift weight to tail mid-turn?

I'd be lying if I said I knew for sure. My guess would be like 45ish front and 38ish rear? Not as aggressive as my hardboot setup (55/50) but still "forward." Basically I just went to where I have zero overhang. Also running bomber power plates (3*3* mostly lift but a little inward cant too).