VANCOUVER ISLAND WINDTALK

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?

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

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.

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

This guy windsurfs

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 help me understand.

Atomic-Chomik wrote: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 help me understand.

As the orange faced president to our south has taught us, honesty, integrity and humbleness are for suckers and losers.

MAGA MANPOO

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-board but he could. It's a legitimate question though. What do you think? Thanks.

jim mckenzie wrote: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-board but he could. It's a legitimate question though. What do you think? Thanks.

I'm not Nanmoo BUT I am doing the wind to wing crossover. I think where it'll be great is transportation and using it on surfaces other than water.
I don't think it'll match the performance, especially in really light wind.

jim mckenzie wrote: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-board but he could. It's a legitimate question though. What do you think? Thanks.

If E-foils get cheap and transport canada approved it will be the end of wings because why would you need one.

nanmoo wrote:
If E-foils get cheap and transport canada approved it will be the end of wings because why would you need one.

Clearly you haven't tried Wing-Rollerblading yet. The question is why go through the trouble learning to foil on water when there is instant fun on land via roller blades? (asking for a friend)

How come it always looks smaller in photos?

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

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

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.