How to Wakesurf and Wake Foil Behind Your Malibu Boat

Chances are you might have seen or tried wakesurfing behind a Malibu boat. Wakesurfing is hugely popular for its quick learning curve, light falls, and the fact that just about anyone can participate. Plus, there’s just no feeling like being pushed along by a perfect Malibu wave with no towrope in sight and all your friends cheering you on.

If you’re already a veteran surfer and you’re looking for another challenge, wake foiling is a great next step.

Here are some tips and tricks from Malibu Pro Athlete Jeff Langley that will get you off on the right foot for both sports.

[johnmayes]

I recently received one of Malibu's monthly emails titled "Ready to Ride, John? Discover Wakesurfing Secrets Behind Your Malibu!" with a link to this video. The funny thing is, this really is my Malibu! I love this boat and it's so cool to see it in all the promo videos. Thanks for building such a stunningly beautiful, awesome boat Malibu!

[tacocruiser]

I just invested in this company a few days ago. Looks pretty solid.

[IRWE]

All Good Tips. I have been Foiling for 8 years here's my Tips. 1. Push on your Big Front Toe to keep Foilboard flat. 2. Place Back Foot across the mid-line of Foilboard. 3. Moving your Front Shoulder Forward or Back 1 inch will keep you under control of the lift on the Foilboard 4. Wear an Impact Vest and Helmet when Foiling

[zackeryporio]

what was your surf settings for the foil?

[marksilvern]

Thanks for this. I've been surfing for a few years and can do it pretty well. Just learning to foil. What is your suggested speed for learning and then when you get better?