Equipment Checklist | Eventyr Performance

Do this today

•Print or save the checklists — use them before every session
•Set up your packing system — use bags and labels to organize gear
•Run through rigging checks before leaving home — don't discover issues at the beach
•Create a race-day checklist — add it to your regular packing routine
•Use the "Copy checklist" button to save checklists to your notes app

Must-Have (Every Session)

These items are essential for every session. Don't leave home without them. Missing any of these will end your session before it starts.

Essential Equipment

iQFOiL board (check for cracks, delamination, or damage)

Foil (mast, fuselage, front wing, stabilizer) — check all bolts are tight

Sail (check for tears, batten tension, leech line)

Mast (check for dings, straightness, base connection)

Boom (check for cracks, clamp tightness, outhaul system)

Harness and harness lines (check for wear, proper length)

Wetsuit or drysuit (appropriate for water temperature)

Life jacket / PFD (required for safety)

Helmet (required for racing, recommended for training)

Footstraps (check for wear, proper positioning)

Fins (if using, check for damage)

Rigging tools (allen keys, wrenches, tape, spare parts)

Water bottle and snacks (stay hydrated and fueled)

Phone in waterproof case (for safety and communication)

Nice-to-Have (Wins Sessions)

These items aren't essential, but they can make the difference between a good session and a great one. They help you adapt to conditions, fix issues, and optimize performance.

Performance & Convenience Items

Spare mast base or extension (for different conditions)

Different foil wings (for different wind ranges)

Spare harness lines (different lengths for tuning)

GPS watch or device (for speed and performance tracking)

GoPro or action camera (for technique analysis)

Wind meter (for accurate wind speed measurement)

Spare downhaul/outhaul lines (in case of breakage)

Extra tape and markers (for marking settings)

Spare bolts and hardware (mast, foil, boom connections)

Tool kit with specialized tools (foil-specific wrenches, etc.)

Tow rope (for safety and recovery)

Dry bag (for keeping gear dry on the water)

Sunscreen and lip balm (protect from sun and wind)

Towel and change of clothes (for after session)

First aid kit (basic supplies for minor injuries)

Rigging Checks (Don't Leave Without It)

Run through these checks before leaving home. Discovering issues at the beach is frustrating and wastes time. Do these checks the night before or morning of your session.

Pre-Session Rigging Checklist

All foil bolts are tight (mast, fuselage, wings) — use proper torque

Foil is clean and undamaged — check for cracks, dings, or wear

Mast base connection is secure — check for play or looseness

Sail battens are properly tensioned — check for broken or loose battens

Boom clamp is tight and secure — check for cracks or wear

Harness lines are properly adjusted and not worn — check for fraying

Footstraps are positioned correctly and secure — check for wear

Downhaul and outhaul systems work smoothly — check for knots or tangles

Mast is straight and undamaged — check for dings or bends

Board is undamaged — check for cracks, delamination, or dings

All rigging lines are in good condition — check for wear or damage

Wetsuit/drysuit is dry and in good condition — check for tears or leaks

Safety equipment is accessible and in good condition (PFD, helmet)

Race-Day Extras

In addition to your regular equipment, bring these items for race days. They help you adapt to conditions, make quick adjustments, and stay competitive.

Race Day Additions

Race instructions and course diagram (study before racing)

Spare foil setup (different wings or settings for different conditions)

Spare sail (different size or condition for backup)

Extra rigging tools (for quick adjustments between races)

Spare harness lines (for tuning between races)

Waterproof watch or timer (for start timing)

GPS device (for performance analysis and course navigation)

Energy gels and hydration (stay fueled throughout the day)

Warm clothes and layers (for between races)

Sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen)

Registration documents and measurement certificate (if required)

Spare parts kit (bolts, lines, tape, tools)

Notebook or phone app (for recording settings and conditions)

Packing System Tip

A good packing system saves time and prevents forgotten items. Use bags and labels to organize your gear systematically.

Use Color-Coded Bags

Organize gear by category: Blue bag = rigging tools and spare parts, Red bag = safety equipment, Green bag = personal items (clothes, snacks), Yellow bag = race-day extras. This makes it easy to grab what you need and verify you have everything.

Label Everything

Use waterproof labels or tape to mark bags and equipment. Label your foil settings, mast positions, and rigging preferences. This helps you quickly set up and makes it easy to share settings with coaches or teammates.

Create a Master Checklist

Print or save a master checklist that combines all categories. Check it off as you pack, and keep it in your gear bag. Use the "Copy checklist" buttons above to create your own master list in your notes app.

Pack the Night Before

Don't pack in a rush. Pack the night before your session, run through the rigging checks, and verify everything is in good condition. This gives you time to fix issues or replace missing items.

What to do next

Continue building your sailing knowledge with these related guides:

How to Tune a Sail →Foil Setup Basics →Training Structure →