We are thrilled to announce a groundbreaking collaboration between Brown University, 11th Hour Racing, the East Bay Sailing Foundation (EBSF), Morrelli & Melvin, and Hydrofin. Together, these organizations are combining their expertise to create a prototype vessel...
When installing Hydrofin on your pontoon boat, one of the key components to understand is the role of the rear foils. Read on for the explanation
Every Hydrofin kit comes complete with two 400ml tubes of Plexus MA8120 structural adhesive, which are needed for a secure and durable installation. Plexus MA8120 is a high-performance, two-part structural adhesive that is widely used for bonding materials in...
Hydrofin’s installation process was carefully engineered to ensure durability, performance, and safety without compromising the structural integrity of your pontoon boat. Here’s a step-by-step breakdown of how Hydrofin’s are attached to your boat: Step 1: Gluing the...
Let’s explore how Hydrofin’s innovative hydrofoil system works and why it’s a game-changer for pontoon owners.
The Angle of Attack is the angle of the hydrofoil as it flys through the water. In technical terms, it’s the angle between the chord line of a hydrofoil and the relative flow direction of the water.
Interested in knowing the steps of our Hydrofin Super Fly installation? Here are the major steps summarized in an easy to read and digestible format.
Many tritoon boats are great candidates for hydrofoils but there are a few qualifying questions that must be answered first. It mainly comes down to the current boat speed and number of lifting strakes already on the boat.
Two boat innovations that often surface in discussions are hydrofoils and lifting strakes. Understanding which one suits your needs can be a gamechanger
What Are Hydrofin Hydrofoils (aka Hydrofins)? Discover the science behind Hydrofin and how it works on your pontoon boat.