Havre wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 12, 2020 10:22 am

I won’t make a huge fuss over this photo, but please try to refrain from photoshopping someone else’s face on my body in future posts.

drsurf wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 09, 2020 4:03 pm

Hmmm, maybe write the post before drinking.
Can't understand what you're talking about.
(Or is your spell checker set in a different language?..)

Thanks for the laughs!
Great post!

Great job

Nice!

Then I would sometimes go kiting with this big board, with a gong pro M wing. I know that a big supfoil would not be really good for kitefoiling but on the other hand I would like the board big to be able to kite really far out and just paddle back if the wind dies. I would also like to let some fr...

Nice! Mine have a full depower system (homebrewed): A and B joined and attach to front lines D to rear lines. C floats on a pulley along a line between AB and D. One pulley each side. Takes care of that A and B bridle stretch. Easy to make, easy to fly, huge range, great upwind, quick turning and ou...

Agree with you on those blades!
I’ve been out on my 16 year old Blade III 6.6 and 10.5 a lot this year! Amazing, powerful, durable and nice stiff, non tangly bridles.

I think that’s fantastic.
Great job!

Foil_Adict wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 11, 2020 1:07 am

I think the 13,5,3 quiver would be hard to beet.

I like the thought! Add the 4 later when the time is right!

Agree with Adventure Man I generally like to weigh down one tip to windward, lay out the lines, and preinflate as much as I feel like. The A-15 series fills so nicely that you don’t even need to preinflate, as long as the intake valves are open. The lighter the wind, the hotter I prefer the launch a...