Tow Vehicle Recommendation?

  

 I really like that,that way you would never late

Well, there wouldn't be much surface area on the sides of the pod, it'd be awfully cramped inside the air foil, and you'd have a hard time making shape switch from port to starboard tack with a rigid foil system..

When we drove from New Jersey to Dayton, NV, to look for a house to buy for retirement, I managed to hit headwinds in both directions.  It's just a question of planning.  The prevailing winds are often redirected by low and high pressure troughs and ridges.  If you want to go to the north west, just wait for a storm and catch the SE wind; a piece of cake.  If you want to cross the country, just follow the opposite of the winds we had when we drove to/from Nevada the first time.  On the east coast, it's common for an onshore wind in the morning and an offshore wind in the afternoon, thus go to the beach in the afternoon, then a couple days later, leave for home in the morning.