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awww.... I didn't make the photo. bummer.

That was a rad event.

hey Chris you sure?
I thought it was an IKA event under IKA rules and all of that?
either way all the kites are in the bag anyways...

give Ristafins.com a shout.
they might be able to pot a back fin special to account for the offset on your board.

+1 for Paolo's explanations. these days, I'm not sure anyone is using no-cant fins. I think its not a matter of "do you need cant?" but more so "how much cant is right?" You are playing in a 2degree-to-5degree range, depending on the board model and fin-maker's philosophy, to balance lift (and foili...

That is great to hear. I was talking with a eindsurfer who said that. I guess if your weight is muscle tissue you're not so bad off but how about super light winds? Super light winds: comfortable down to about 6 knots. Anything less and it's a game of keeping the kite in the sky, but that is the ca...

Another drawback for the baox rule is that bigger riders have a disadvantage. Oh well. I disagree. I am 6'6" 240 lbs and we just had a race day here yesterday on 17m's and 18m's in light wind. I didn't feel I had a disadvantage. I hadn't even registered my largest board (I have different 2 producti...

only 12 spots left open for registration!

tautologies wrote:...any thing else?

everything else.
you need to have each and every skill dialed to do well. you can't make up for a weakness in one skill by having excess of another.

get training!

I'm soooo coming down to race if that happens Chris!