And still the most recognizable title thread ever !!

My friend was kiting in slightly overhead kinda junky waves today with her surfboard with footstraps and destroyed her femur. Trying to figure out if the footstraps could be responsible? Anyone hear of this / have experience? Could be an high impact collision with surfboard rail......straps injurie...

jumptheshark wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 08, 2019 9:12 pm

Clemency for all previously banned members.

This one liner simply blows all the other suggestions away !!

jumptheshark wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 08, 2019 9:12 pm

Clemency for all previously banned members.

The best one liner and suggestion ever !!

This thread needs Marlboroughman's input !!

the One & Only method that is 100% safe, 100% guaranteed: GIVE UP. Strong, turbulent winds? Obstacles, people nearby? Limited experience? Not fully confident in your technique? DON'T LAUNCH. Live to fly another day. :thumb: I gave up once....30 -35 knots with gusts to 50 with sideways rain....had 5...

We need PMU's vote !!

I use a taller pump now Excellent for fewer strokes initially, but somehow one have to really remember to think to pull all the way up, it is IMO not a very natural position to stand with your hands out in front of you, so you can not pump as hard from up there Also i use a tall 2.9 liter pump..and...

If everyone took the same care into a launch as I must to launch a foil for a big air session, launch accidents should be a thing of the past. launch accidents I have seen or read are from bad practice, hurry, worn/faulty gear or the lack of using the quick release. simply let go of the bar as a fi...