Check the sailing wiki on this site, it lists the spots and hazards.

I don't see how these will ever be as easy to deal with in chop as windsurfing gear though.

...Or a kite that is well clear of the chop and partially holding your weight out of it. The answer probably is - they won't. It's the nature of a free floating sail not attached to anything and a board ...

Give it time. A friend (160 lbs) with zero foil experience learned to ride a 90L in 3 reaches and then went straight to a 70L sinker with no issues, maybe an hour total TOW. The key was having someone show him where to put his feet to get the foil balanced (this is soooo critical) and plenty of wind ...

juandesooka wrote:

nanmoo wrote:

juandesooka wrote:How come it always looks smaller in photos?

Not sure. Mine is small in photos and real life.

Huh? I was talking about wave photos.

Same logic applies.

juandesooka wrote:How come it always looks smaller in photos?

Not sure. Mine is small in photos and real life.

Hey Nanmoo, I've been enjoying windfoiling lately and find myself wondering, should I bother with getting a wing for foiling or should I just save up and get an electric foil so I don't have to worry about chasing the wind. Actually, my brother brought this up yesterday. I couldn't afford the e ...

Dear Namoo,

why do people brag about how good their sessions were at good spots that don't hold many people? Is it ignorance or some sort of compensatory mechanism?
Further to the point, why would someone release a video on the internet of places like that?

Its all so strange, im confused please ...

winddude wrote:If there's not a post on bigwavedave about lost or forgotten kite gear was it really windy?

Kites don't need much wind.

if a vehicle of 13ton is travelling at 45km/hr around a blind bend collides with another of 1/4ton travelling at 68km/hr would the windsurfing gear in the back of the pickup be useable afterwards?

I can't see the damaged equipment making windsurfing any less frustrating or difficult. Good to go ...

If a truck and camper is leaving youbou destined for nitinat lake travelling at an average of 38km/hr would he be passed by a pick up truck travelling at an average of 68km/hr who left 20 minutes later or would they reach the destination at the same time?

Depends on how many piss breaks the ...

what's the best way to warm up your wetsuit in the winter?

This is a technical question with complex physics and one I've spent some time experimenting. It comes down to what you had for breakfast and your relative "activity level" the day before. If you are backed up nicely you are going to have ...

TheLaw wrote:Thinking of starting to wear brightly coloured speedos for all sports I do. Do I need to wax or shave things? Thanks

Waxing and Shaving cause ingrown hairs. I recommend using an electric razor for that close look but none of the nastiness.

It makes me feel sad when winddude makes fun of kiters. We are brothers and sisters of mother ocean. Why can't we all just get along?

As a child Winddude had this happen to him, causing him to hold a grudge against kites to this day. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2A5sQWpNRlQ

He will accept ...

OMG this is so great. Thanks to my personal troll Martyman for getting this started! Ask away!

The difference being of course than a carbon bike can't get split in half while sitting on the beach doing nothing thanks to an arrant sharp object. Bikes are also more serviceable over time whereas any fabric exposed to UV/salt/sand goes one way. I understand the appeal however, its just not a fair ...