Looking at replacing my very used Foilboard. I am 69yo and 96kgs . The two boards I am interested in are the Groove 130 cm and Newind 127cm .I now use a 130cm board ( have tried a 110cm board no joy ) with Moses 633/683 - 91cm mast . Thanks for your help. Here is some info on the current 2020 Groov...

Fantastic initiative. They may lose a few nuthead customers who believe climate change / sustainability is a giant conspiracy, but that’s well worth it. Hopefully more brands will follow!

Oh please, I'm not going to play whack-a-mole on an endlessly repeating list of climate science denier myths. They are all easily refutable and debunked here: https://www.skepticalscience.com/argument.php Since you've obviously got some time on your hands, I would encourage you to start reading the...

Show me just one peer-reviewed paper in a reputable scientific journal that backs your claims. Here are fifty or so papers that confirm what I have just told you: https://www.ipcc.ch/site/assets/uploads/2018/02/WG1AR5_Chapter10_FINAL.pdf Did the medieval warming period exist? Did the little iceage ...

So you support self-inflicted extinction of the human race? Is that what you are attempting to argue? Cathy Newman kitesurfs!? :lol: Seriously though, why do you do this? The leap is so proposturous that any claims it was a genuine question just makes you appear really unintelligent. Even Cathy New...

Mass extinction events are not a good thing. In the past five or so past events, it has taken tens of millions of years for biodiversity to return. Unlike past events, the cause is a single dominant species (us), not giant asteroids or runaway greenhouse gas warming. There are many unintended conse...

Life on earth will never be in danger. It might be in around 4 billion years or so :wink: Well sure. Maybe you are some kind of freak, but no person I have ever met is capable of really envisioning what will happen long after they are dead. ;) Most human goals seem to be very short-term. Who really...

I really don’t get the point you are trying to make: you agree with scientists that in a 1.5 degree warming scenario (which is close to being realized), 90% of coral reefs will die. Yet you believe this is not a problem because certain corals in the Red Sea according your imaginative theory could r...

...I am a scuba diver and marine biologist and have witnessed many spawning events. No, mass coral spawning events do not spread globally and asexual reproduction of coral has a very low success rate. It seems that due to your occupation, your vision is limited to 10 meters; 30 meters max. Let me a...

Hilarious! The last time the Earth was 3 degrees warmer, apparently it made all of the coral extinct? Maybe "moon men" brought the coral back after having saved it to be replanted in the earth's oceans? Palmy, I think you're losing touch with reality. If the Earth's ecosystems were that sensitive t...