Agree with Pepe,
The fastest gear will be the one with the fastest sailor on, in WA probably slowy.
petermac33 said...
anyone else find sailing in flattish water or off-shore conditions boring as fk?
have not sailed at Sandy Point, but if it's as flat as Point Walter, then after 5 minutes i'm bored.
curious to know, what is the the mindset of someone that sails in a mill-pond?
Can't see what you find boring about it, perhaps you haven't gone fast enough?
For me dead flat water is almost addictive.
Crasher was out yesterday on very flat water with his big nude, the board wasn't going dr-dr-dr-dr. It was just a low rumble like a jet plane, never heard a sailboard make a sound like it. He had the biggest grin on his face, told hardie it was like a magic carpet ride.
I also love being able to crank as many Gs in a gybe as possible with a huge rooster tail.
I for one have no chance of that in choppy conditions.
Give me head high peeling waves, or dead flat water any time.
Short chop is no fun at all!