Foil Drive
Foil Drive V3 Throttle Controller
Foil Drive V3 Throttle Controller
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Description
The most advanced Foil Drive control system to date — and it works with every Foil Drive unit.
The V3 Controller combines improved ergonomics, durability and data visibility in a waterproof handheld design. Riders can operate in traditional throttle mode or select gear-based control, pre-setting power levels and calling on boost as needed. The display shows live GPS data, battery status and session metrics in real time, keeping you informed and connected on the water.
It is fully reverse-compatible with all Foil Drive units, so it is as much an upgrade for an existing Assist, Assist PLUS or Assist Slim as it is the controller for the latest systems.
Tech Specs
- GPS telemetry with live speed and distance
- Boost Button for that important take-off
- Dual throttle modes — your choice of Gear Mode or Trigger Mode
- Removable bump guards, in two size options
- Dual throttle springs for optimal durability
- Adjustable high-brightness sunlight display
- Wireless charging
- Bluetooth connectivity
- Updatable via the Foil Drive App
What's Included
- V3 Controller
- Removable bump guards (2 size options)
- 1.5mm driver for the bump guard
- Wrist leash
- Charger pad and cable
- Protective case
- User manual
Compatible With
- Foil Drive Fusion
- Foil Drive Assist MAX
- Foil Drive Assist Slim
- Foil Drive Assist PLUS
- Foil Drive Assist
Note: if you are buying this for an Assist, Assist PLUS or Assist Slim, you will need to adjust the battery type setting in the controller to match the voltage of your battery in order to see accurate telemetry data such as battery percentage. Please read the user manual before use.
Expert Advice: If you are still running a V2 controller, the two things you will notice first are the display and the springs. The sunlight-readable screen means you can actually read your speed and battery on a bright day, and the dual-spring throttle is the fix for the wear that eventually catches up with every hard-used controller. Worth keeping the old one as a spare — a controller is the one part of the system you really do not want to be without mid-session.