Description
Today we are doing our 27th session review of the Manta Take Off Evo, and this time we will cover the real-world power, run times, and general riding. I have continued to ride this unit is foil assist and mainly for riding small waves, with some efoil cruzing, and some pumping practise. Since downloading the Manta app its been awesome of see some of the stats. I touch on this is the video, but after recording i did some calculations and so far with 27 sessions, i've traveled a total of 151 KM, a top speed of 28kph and caught a total 466 waves. This manta foil assist is helping with progression big time
The run times and power on the Manta Take Off Evo have been really solid, with the 3 batteries i have its possible to ride and charge continuously! . For general riding, the board just feels predictable, stable under your feet with the very responsive trigger , and highly responsive to subtle weight shifts, making it a great option for locking in long, effortless sessions.
⏱️ CHAPTERS
00:00 - Session 27: The Manta Take Off Evo
01:10 - Testing the Manta App
01:39 - Power,
02:35 - Speed
03:30 - Distance
05:00 - Charging
07:00 - 25L Board change
08:54 - New board
I did change boards during this time and the smaller board came with some challengers, but overall is way better for riding. More on that in coming videos
Manta Takeoff Evo Foil Assist Review | 27 sessions