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Current Record - Malakai Lamby rides 67 km on one eFoil battery - 67 km on one battery
World Record Snapshot
- Record Title
- Longest single-battery eFoil distance
- Discipline
eFoiling- Class
- Open / Distance
- Measured Result
- Distance: 67 km on one battery - (Higher is better)
- Date
- 2025-08-17
- Has Stood For
- 9 months, 5 days as of 2026-05-22
- Location
- Golden Beach to Noosa, Queensland, Queensland, Australia
- Record Holder
- Malakai Lamby
- Verified By
- Fliteboard / ABC Sunshine Coast
Record Holder Spotlight
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The Monster-Sized Story
Malakai Lamby turned the single-battery eFoil distance record into a youth adventure story. Fliteboard reported that the Sunshine Coast rider travelled 67 km on one battery from Golden Beach to Noosa, beating the previous distance mark by 20 km. ABC Sunshine Coast described the ride as an unofficial world record and reported that Coast Guard volunteers, boaters, and other eFoil riders formed a support crew along the route. Fliteboard identified the setup as a Series 2.2 Fliteboard ULTRA with Flite Jet 2 propulsion, a FLUX 1010 front wing, Flow 245C stabiliser, and an experimental extra-large Flitecell Explore battery. The report said he finished with 18 percent battery remaining, which made the ride both a record claim and a strong demonstration of efficient foil control.
Rules of the Beast
The rider must complete the distance on a motorized eFoil using one battery charge. Battery swaps, charging stops, tows, wind propulsion, and paddle-only sections are not allowed for this series. Support boats and safety escorts are allowed if they do not tow, push, or recharge the rider. Distance should be supported by GPS, route reporting, event documentation, or credible public coverage.
How This Got the Nod
Recognized by Flite Australia and covered by ABC as unofficial world record.
Previous Freaks Holding This Record
Before this mark took the throne, these earlier accepted records were set.
- Rob Wylie Maldives single-battery eFoil crossing - 40 km on one battery
2022-10-01 (month precision) | Rob Wylie | Distance: 40 km on one battery | Stood for 2 years, 320 days until broken on 2025-08-17