A real problem for the VAL or vulnerable adult learner is paddling a surfboard. Oh he or she might be able to pop to feet with little problem may be able to point eight feet and six inches of foam in one direction or another. Hop off at the end of the ride tug the leash and bring their board back to them but paddling.
First there is the balance laying not too far back nose sticking straight into the air not too far forward, nose dipping in the water. Then is then the feeling knowing when a swell will take over and the arms are no longer needed. Mostly there are those arms noodle esque and not very strong.
Most difficult but a new company Jetson Surf Technology has maybe cracked the paddling code giving he VAL the keys to every lineup in the world. The Florida startups board features a built in jet drive motor like the rest of its peers but it only runs for short bursts according to New Atlas. This helps creates an experience closer to that of traditional surfing and also allows the rider to go longer periods of time between charges.
Most electric surfboards let you control their motor via a squeeze throttle or handheld remote. On Jetsons board its controlled by a waterproof touchpad integrated into the top deck. From the pad you can select one of four surf modes Take Off/Boost which temporarily gives you access to 100 percent power Impact Zone 75 percent Paddle Out 50 percent and Eco Mode 25 percent. Select a mode stand up and ready to go.
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