Too true Siny, even more important on 4 and 3 batten sails. 
Sick little hand dips Bro. Too many other guys attempts need more work but yours Siny look the real deal.
BTW what about Forrest's posse.
Ki Bates world class SUP Champ throwing some spray and Seb Wenzel's son a young Portuguese surfing legend who came to Oz to do some surfing.
now Julius has decided to give Wavesailing a go.
EVERY time there is wind!! 
Seems both do what they must to keep their sponsors happy, but it's actually Wavesailing that really puts smiles on their dial's.
Anyhow I'm watching carefully how these guys progress as both are showing huge ability in Wavesailing.
I am looking at getting into the waves soon and away from flat water/speed sailing.
These pics just convinced me to get into it sooner!!!!
Great Pics!!!!!!!
No need to give up flat water sailing... both have their place. While I love waves I still love going fast.
You'll find you don't actually need that much gear to get into wave sailing. Most of the really good wave sailors in NSW for example have only one board and no more than two sails.
Select to expand quotestehsegler said..
No need to give up flat water sailing... both have their place. While I love waves I still love going fast.
You'll find you don't actually need that much gear to get into wave sailing. Most of the really good wave sailors in NSW for example have only one board and no more than two sails.
What size board do most ride over your way? Eg 80keg sailor.
Jas you need to set up that toy of yours so it take photos of yourself as well. Great photos.
Select to expand quotestehsegler said..
No need to give up flat water sailing... both have their place. While I love waves I still love going fast.
You'll find you don't actually need that much gear to get into wave sailing. Most of the really good wave sailors in NSW for example have only one board and no more than two sails.
I thought Gerroa was a flat water sailing spot 
Select to expand quotebarri said...stehsegler said..
No need to give up flat water sailing... both have their place. While I love waves I still love going fast.
You'll find you don't actually need that much gear to get into wave sailing. Most of the really good wave sailors in NSW for example have only one board and no more than two sails.
What size board do most ride over your way? Eg 80keg sailor.
Ha! I hope 84 - I'm taking your old board there next weekend for a few days.
If you were at the 1st Round of NSW Wavesailing event at Gerroa last weekend you would have seen a sea of Red.
The next most popular colour after Red was Blue from the same company!!
Haven't things changed?
Here is one in a different colour (still the same company)! Big thumbs up from Elli (age 10) for the new Synergy she used at Gerroafest.
