Because it's single skin you can put it back into the air for a couple of minutes and it's nice and dry.PurdyKiter wrote: ↑Mon Jun 24, 2019 8:44 pmAnd then comes the drying chore. I've rigged up an elaborate clothes line in our 120 year old Victorian (with no yard or garage).
Swim in with a Peak
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Re: Swim in with a Peak
In my case last night by the time I got in to the beach there was zero wind and I had to take a wet kite home.
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