The 2026 North Boost Foil Drive Board
For electric-assisted foiling on flatwater, surf and open ocean, the Boost provides fast lift to foil with impressive stability.
A super lightweight, durable e-glass / full wrap PVC construction guarantees signal to/from your remote, even when duckdiving, so you’ll always have power when needed.
In the 4’9 to 5’3, a recessed super-trench with DropBox hides your Foil Drive unit cleanly within the hull, reducing drag for a better ride feel and extended battery runtime.
The board’s thinner profile positions the battery closer to your feet, better balancing the added weight of the Foil Drive for enhanced carving, pumping, and wave-riding performance, along with smoother touchdowns.
Features
- Foil Drive 2.4GHz signal optimised - no signal lost during duckdives
- Recessed Trench in smaller sizes 4’9 - 5’3 for reduced drag and direct feel
- Trench dimensions enable battery changes without removing the Foil Drive unit
- Secure Reversed DropBox Mounting Track for quick battery changes
- Fast-planing forward hull reduces surface drag for efficient take-offs that conserve power
- Firm release edge and bevelled rails aid speed and stability, with forgiving touchdowns
- Balanced volume distribution for minimal stance adjustment between displacement and foil modes
- Wave fit - pulled-in nose and tail provides a smaller, more agile feel
- Intuitive concaved deck
- Gore™ Waterproof 2-way Vent
- Mounting Screws and T-Nuts NOT included – hardware supplied with your Foil Drive System
- Recommended for use with Sonar Integrated Foil Drive Masts
- Pair with the UHM80 FDA18 Carbon Integrated Mast for max efficiency
- Compatible with Foil Drive Slim, Max and Fusion Systems (sold by Foil Drive)
Materials
- Lightweight full-wrap PVC / E-glass sandwich construction
- Max-traction non-abrasive deck grip with visual and tactile stance reference
Item Includes
Board only. Note: The Boost does not include Mounting Screws and T-Nuts. FoilDrive Mounting Hardware is supplied with your FoilDrive System.
For more information see here (For North Information) and here (For Foil Drive Information):