Abstract: A surfboard including a surfboard body and having an upper surface and a bottom surface, an upwardly open cavity formed in the upper surface, an electric drive for propelling the surfboard, a battery housing having an upper face and being connected with the electric drive for supplying electrical energy, the upper face having a recess extending between opposite side faces of the battery housing, the battery housing being removably received in the cavity. A bracket handle with a central portion and opposite side portions defining arms pivotally mounted to the battery housing to allow turning of the bracket handle between a carrying position for carrying the battery housing when removed from the cavity and a second position wherein the central portion is nested within the recess. The battery housing having a latching portion in releasable engagement with the central portion when nested within the recess.

Abstract: A surfboard with a surfboard body (1) extending along a longitudinal direction (L) and having an upper surface and a bottom surface. An electrical battery pack (2) is removably positioned in an upper compartment accessible from the upper surface. An electrically driven water-jet configured to propel the surfboard is provided with electrical power from the electrical battery pack. The electrically driven water-jet is provided in a propulsion module (3) that is removably positioned in a lower compartment accessible from the lower surface. The upper compartment and the lower compartment partly overlaps each other as seen along the longitudinal direction (L).

Abstract: A surfboard with a surfboard body (1) extending along a longitudinal direction (L) and having an upper surface and a bottom surface. An electrical battery pack (2) is removably positioned in an upper compartment accessible from the upper surface. An electrically driven water-jet configured to propel the surfboard is provided with electrical power from the electrical battery pack. The electrically driven water-jet is provided in a propulsion module (3) that is removably positioned in a lower compartment accessible from the lower surface. The upper compartment and the lower compartment partly overlaps each other as seen along the longitudinal direction (L).