UMM yeah . Thats why I pay someone now to keep things covered. Anyway its only like today about 6 days a year.
what was I thinking? might need to wait for it to process and select HD for clearer view of my fail haha. anyone got backloop tips
that's awesome swoosh!
at least you had a go. wait until you are further rotated and loose track of where you are in the air. the eject button can't be pushed so easy.....
p,s, not that i can do em but that wave was a bit full. try hitting closer to the lip next time.
thats awesome as man, i had a couple of forwardloop failure attempts at queens and destroyed my ezzy. Yes i destroyed an ezzy!
Anybody know if replacing an xply panel is as easy as replacing a monofilm panel?
looks great
i'm no expert either, but the wave looks maybe not very steep? u gotta find something that sends you fairly vertical and start turning up into the wind as you go up the face
i'm getting a little excited about the currumbin classic and the conditions potential.
have got some new kit for the comp, i hope it brings results.
memory card and monopod are in the post!!! [}:)]
Ha, I have loaned my van to my wife to go to Sydeny for a horse show, so I'll either be sailing down-wind fm Casuarina to get there, or bludging a lift off someone.
The forecast looks promising at this point, but with a clonic in the works, it will change a thousand times between now and then.
That's cool.
My fail-safe plan is to hire a car for the weekend, which won't cost much. If it's fine, I'll be able to stuff gear into the wifelets convertible. If it's raining, I'll hire a car.
Polariser will work well on a sunny day with the sun behind you. I agree they cut light in overcast conditions, but when the sun is out, they are invaluable.
What can we say, why drive , well Saturday was just one of those days out at the bin, at times there were about 15 of us having fun on logo high waves, the boys were looping and getting some massive air off the big wide sets.
It was really safe with a channel between the two banks.
The wide bank was firing all day, and the better clean faces were peeling off from outside the rock.
It was a great sight pulling up to the bin to see windsurfers scattered all over the breaks.
Good to see the brisy crew coming down to join in on the fun.
The forecast is looking good for the rest of the week with the wind and waves peaking on Saturday.
See u all in the water keep having fun.
speaking of surf,
noosa is expecting 5.5m swell along the points on saturday, the surfers will be beside themself.
Was mellow this arvo but will intestify quickly now.
At least the wind was in, if a little light.
Sailed till nearly 4pm and it seemed the sets were building, maybe just the tide.
If there is wind we should have fun no matter what the swell is doing as the period will be long.
Probably only a few hardy souls who are wishing it to get to ten foot on windsurfing kit.
This may be one of those moments in life where you have to have a go. Half the thrill is just surviving it. Damn I wish I hadn't worked so much now.
Wish I had done that training program I imagined....
At least Currumbin washes you up on Palmy if you blow it.