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Previous Record - John Devaney self-reports 218 mile eFoil ride - 218 miles self-reported
World Record Snapshot
- Record Title
- Longest self-reported continuous eFoil ride
- Discipline
eFoiling- Class
- Open / Endurance
- Measured Result
- Distance: 218 miles self-reported - (Higher is better)
- Date
- 2025-03-01 (month precision)
- Has Stood For
- 0 days until broken on 2025-03-01
- Location
- Key Biscayne / Florida route area, Florida, United States
- Record Holder
- John Devaney
- Verified By
- John Devaney social media
Record Holder Spotlight
Monster Council Approval
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The Epic Record Run
John Devaney posted social media recaps describing a long eFoil endurance ride with his daughter Corinne. The post text available in search results says they broke a 201 mile record for the longest distance ride on an eFoil, with Corinne reaching 208 miles and John reaching 218 miles. A related X post from the same period describes an earlier 175 mile eFoil ride and notes that he found a 201 mile and 12 hour record online. Because the available evidence is social-media based and the full route, timing, battery logistics, and independent tracking data were not accessible, this is entered as a fun Foiling Freaks self-reported endurance record rather than a sanctioned distance record.
Rules of the Beast
The ride must be publicly reported as a continuous eFoil ride on a motorized eFoil board. Battery swaps may be allowed in this endurance category if the source is a self-reported or social-media endurance challenge and does not claim single-battery status. Because social posts can lack independent timing, route, and battery documentation, source quality must be clearly noted.
How This Got the Nod
Self-reported public social posts.