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strapless waterstart on a 48l wingfoil board in 18-25kn
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Re: strapless waterstart on a 48l wingfoil board in 18-25kn.
A friend of yours, since posting?
Just curious
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Re: strapless waterstart on a 48l wingfoil board in 18-25kn.
No I know him for a few years... we're on the same home spot...
but he was happy with the footage...it's an ex-kiter, and winging his third season now..
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Re: strapless waterstart on a 48l wingfoil board in 18-25kn
Everything looks easier for small cats…
Big lions are sometimes clumsy…
Big lions are sometimes clumsy…
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Re: strapless waterstart on a 48l wingfoil board in 18-25kn
I guess the big lions must have advantages in certain other disciplines... by example windsurfers slalom and racing... if you are not a big guy... forget it...
Kitefoil racing is also good for the big guys...
I guess wingfoiling-racing might also be good when you are bigger... bigger sails, higher top-speed ?
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