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The trip North delivers

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Created by oceanpix > 9 months ago, 27 Sep 2011
oceanpix
WA, 6 posts
27 Sep 2011 12:43PM
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AJEaster
NSW, 696 posts
27 Sep 2011 6:19PM
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Awesome shots. Thanks for sharing the stoke.

What I want to know is does the guy in shot 4 make the top turn (looks like the start of a sail backwinding along the leech, and a lip about to start it's pitch downwards) - regardless, the dude rips in this and the other shots

Shot 5 looks like a new Simmer FSW - which by the look turns very well in serious conditions

bowsa
QLD, 602 posts
27 Sep 2011 6:59PM
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aaaawesome shots!

oceanpix
WA, 6 posts
27 Sep 2011 5:41PM
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AJEaster said...

Awesome shots. Thanks for sharing the stoke.

What I want to know is does the guy in shot 4 make the top turn (looks like the start of a sail backwinding along the leech, and a lip about to start it's pitch downwards) - regardless, the dude rips in this and the other shots

Shot 5 looks like a new Simmer FSW - which by the look turns very well in serious conditions


"The guy" Scotty McKercher did make the rop turn and yes the dude rips

CJW
NSW, 1718 posts
27 Sep 2011 9:13PM
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Surfs up Awesome pics

h20
VIC, 456 posts
27 Sep 2011 10:06PM
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oceanpix said...

AJEaster said...

Awesome shots. Thanks for sharing the stoke.

What I want to know is does the guy in shot 4 make the top turn (looks like the start of a sail backwinding along the leech, and a lip about to start it's pitch downwards) - regardless, the dude rips in this and the other shots

Shot 5 looks like a new Simmer FSW - which by the look turns very well in serious conditions


"The guy" Scotty McKercher did make the rop turn and yes the dude rips



he may turn out to be something one day. agree he is and always has been awesome for oz windsurfing.

AJEaster
NSW, 696 posts
28 Sep 2011 12:01AM
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h20 said...

oceanpix said...

AJEaster said...

Awesome shots. Thanks for sharing the stoke.

What I want to know is does the guy in shot 4 make the top turn (looks like the start of a sail backwinding along the leech, and a lip about to start it's pitch downwards) - regardless, the dude rips in this and the other shots

Shot 5 looks like a new Simmer FSW - which by the look turns very well in serious conditions


"The guy" Scotty McKercher did make the rop turn and yes the dude rips



he may turn out to be something one day. agree he is and always has been awesome for oz windsurfing.



Well, how embarressing! Well we agree he rips

I was there in spring 2006, mast high 3 days straight, and Scott was sailing with his video camera on his right hand, catching bomb waves and looking back over his right shoulder and filming others in the pocket. Pretty cool. Massive backloops as Scott does - he broke a mast, massively long swim in, drag the gear to the carpark, grab another mast and lets go again........Scotts ability and sheer athleticism amazed me.

WINDY MILLER
WA, 3183 posts
28 Sep 2011 8:32AM
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great pics all round..

1st pic awesome, looks like Mr C is lining up 4 a big spray

Jens
WA, 342 posts
28 Sep 2011 10:57AM
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Had an inkling that it might have been good up there lately, judging by the number of fronts hitting us down here in Perth. Lucky b..tards

Zubby
SA, 896 posts
28 Sep 2011 4:13PM
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Unreal photo's! Anymore?

Stuthepirate
SA, 3589 posts
29 Sep 2011 12:44AM
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Great pics.
Something to aspire to.
Looking forward to pulling off some re-entries in the future.

Mr. No-one
WA, 921 posts
29 Sep 2011 3:32AM
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Awesome, it really turned it on this year, great photos.

gspotxtreme
WA, 94 posts
29 Sep 2011 12:56PM
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AJEaster said...

Awesome shots. Thanks for sharing the stoke.

What I want to know is does the guy in shot 4 make the top turn (looks like the start of a sail backwinding along the leech, and a lip about to start it's pitch downwards) - regardless, the dude rips in this and the other shots

Shot 5 looks like a new Simmer FSW - which by the look turns very well in serious conditions


Simmer FSW 95 went off in solid Tombies. Go to Windsurfing - Gear Reviews - Simmer board 2012 programme for full review.
Reviews for Simmer Quantum 85 and Flywave 75 to follow shortly.


waveslave
WA, 4263 posts
29 Sep 2011 8:46PM
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oceanpix said...






Wouldn't it be cool if a poley could swing into a hell carving, roundhouse cutty right here ...^^^
Right there ...^^^
and curve around on that frothing foamball and then straighten-up to shoot down the line.
Just mindsurfing ...that's all.
Carry on.
lol.

Mark _australia
WA, 22414 posts
29 Sep 2011 9:49PM
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waveslave said...

oceanpix said...




Wouldn't it be cool if a poley could swing into a hell carving, roundhouse cutty right here ...^^^
Right there ...^^^
and curve around on that frothing foamball and then straighten-up to shoot down the line.
Just mindsurfing ...that's all.
Carry on.
lol.


As opposed be being dragged down the line whilst trying to top turn?

Jens
WA, 342 posts
30 Sep 2011 1:25PM
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waveslave said...

oceanpix said...






Wouldn't it be cool if a poley could swing into a hell carving, roundhouse cutty right here ...^^^
Right there ...^^^
and curve around on that frothing foamball and then straighten-up to shoot down the line.
Just mindsurfing ...that's all.
Carry on.

lol.


You might well choose to do that, but in this particular wave you'd lose the rest of the ride. Tombies is a very fast wave, particularly when it carries some size, so if you muck around too long at the wrong spot, it's a quick trip to the inside...

I'm guessing that Corey is setting himself up here to charge hard down the line, and stay in the critical zone, rather than have it overtake him and lose the wave.

stringer
WA, 703 posts
30 Sep 2011 4:30PM
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there's one way to fnd out try calling


1-900-555-CORY


waveslave
WA, 4263 posts
30 Sep 2011 6:32PM
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Jens said...



I'm guessing that Corey is setting himself up here to charge hard down the line, and stay in the critical zone, rather than have it overtake him and lose the wave.



It's fun playing the guessing game, hey? ^^^
Let's continue, shall we.
Looking at the photo, I'm thinking CJ is setting up for the big air.
He's not too concerned about the wave sectioning, or closing down on him.
He's got ample speed to outrun the beast, he's trimming high, he has petrol in the tank.
He's scoping the top of the wall for a nice little kicker, a handy step to lip-launch himself.
But I'm checking out that critical zone that you speak of.
The power-pocket that's 8 metres back up-the-line.
A roundhouse cutback would wash-off a lot of that excessive boardspeed and careen him back into the pit-zone.
But there I go .... mindsurfing again, I can't escape it.
lol.

poor relative
WA, 9089 posts
30 Sep 2011 7:21PM
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That is a fkn awesome shot
Thanks for sharing.

WindWarrior
NSW, 1019 posts
30 Sep 2011 9:32PM
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waveslave said...

It's fun playing the guessing game, hey? ^^^



Waveslavesnake no need to guess about how many people think you're a full blown tool

Back to bed for you now little man

waveslave
WA, 4263 posts
1 Oct 2011 1:16PM
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WindWarrior said...

waveslave said...

It's fun playing the guessing game, hey? ^^^



Waveslavesnake no need to guess about how many people think you're a full blown tool

Back to bed for you now little man



?????? ^^^

Nice.

lol.

Dude, are you being serious. ?

king of the point
WA, 1836 posts
1 Oct 2011 4:16PM
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slaye to the wave ........your point is ??? i was there doen it dood and you ? Dreaming about your cut back ......i got some news for you

poor old Kite bags were not even making it, or even drawing the right lines through the double bubbles ,

in fact were struggeling to even stay on the swellsssss..oh (toe side) as for cut backs non existent havent seen a kiter do one yet pleanty of drag downs

Oh the point is ?
If you were there things may have been different .....May be its only you who can get enough speed on a 5 foot twin tip to make it

And kelly slater

PS this really is not a kite friendly wave for you slave unfortunately even at 3 foot
Dont worry slave the The dragon swished its tail and sorted it ALL out nothing more needs to be said.

Love you passion to dream slave dont ever stop

TurtleHunter
WA, 1675 posts
18 Oct 2011 8:49AM
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Is this close enough to the pocket for you slave

Got to hand it to the windsurfers who got out past the whitewater in 15kn this day

Mark _australia
WA, 22414 posts
18 Oct 2011 2:13PM
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^^^ gotta hand it to anyone who sees a lip like that and goes for a 360 That is heavy

s'pose we will see Mr Slave bust out a 360 under the lip on the stringboard real soon - any minute now.....

lotofwind
NSW, 6451 posts
18 Oct 2011 9:27PM
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WOW, those guys are going offf

TurtleHunter
WA, 1675 posts
18 Oct 2011 8:08PM
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TurtleHunter
WA, 1675 posts
18 Oct 2011 8:11PM
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Mark _australia
WA, 22414 posts
18 Oct 2011 9:11PM
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^^^ many of us have been in a similar position to that last pic - but it was not intentional like this flash move ...... and it hurt a lot

Considering the 4ft deep water with razor reef on the bottom and if you get washed up there is no beach just a cliff climb - that is really impressive

big balls.

tightlines
WA, 3477 posts
18 Oct 2011 9:31PM
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Yep nice shots OP and TH and respect to the guys in them.

WS yes it is possible to do a cutback kiting (in the right conditions) but that sure is some heavy mindsurfing you are doing if you are picturing a kiter doing a cutback on that wave.

swoosh
QLD, 1927 posts
19 Oct 2011 12:12AM
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i gotta know... did he make that?!!!!!?!?!

Hooksey
WA, 556 posts
18 Oct 2011 11:05PM
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I think that most have seen this (see around 3.40):



swoosh said...

i gotta know... did he make that?!!!!!?!?!


my guess is... YES (off course)



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