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Getting Started

Guides for new and existing owners

Firmware Updates

New and Bug fix firmware releases. Click here for instructions on how to update and install new firmware.

Features and Operation

Detailed guides on the Remote and Battery

Boogie Sessions App

Boogie Session App

Repair and Troubleshooting

Repairs, troubleshooting of your Boogie

Cleaning and Maintenance

Cleaning and Maintenance

Articles

Towsafe Geofencing

Electric towing devices like the Boogie are a new technology that allow foilers to explore uncrowded coastlines and catch waves that traditional surfers cannot. A common concern is how to integrate them safely with other water users and swimmers, esp

Steering Actuator Trouble Shooting

The Boogie uses a 24V actuator for steering. Inside the actuator is a motor, gearbox, and a magnetic encoder. While generally reliable, a few units have developed issues over time—most commonly, the magnetic disc on the encoder comes loose. This can

Throttle Repair Instructions – Remote Control

We’ve identified that in rare cases, the throttle on some remotes can be temperamental due to a fatigued solder joint.  The quickest fix is to re-solder the throttle sensor connections, which can be done at a mobile phone repair shop or by someone th

How to Retrieve a Crash Log from Your Remote

To help us investigate and crashes or remote turn off, we’ve added a crash log features to the remote. You can access the log using the steps below:. Turn the remote on. On the remote, go to:Settings > Firmware Update > Enable Remote Update. On your

2.0 remote installation troubleshooting

Firmware 2.0 Installation Issue. We have identified an issue affecting some remotes during the installation of firmware version 2.0. In certain cases, the remote rolls back to version 1.82 on startup. This is the first time we are actively using the

Our Philosophy

Mark designs and hand-assembles every Boogie in Mollymook, Australia, while Glenn develops the software from his garage in Wanaka, New Zealand. Keeping everything in-house means nothing gets lost between design, engineering and production - because t