Select to expand quoteCoreAS said..Kalevi said..
Our winter surfing looks like this at the moment. No need to watch out for sea turtles.
Thats some bad assery right there... I've foiled in some cold water but none with sheets of ice on top!! 
I haven't foiled in water anywhere near that cold. That is hard core.
Haven't posted one here for a bit. Just some of my old guy (signing up for Medicare this year) flat water riding. Finally got some time on my 3m SLS Slick in some stronger winds. Worked great.
Impressive moves Dspace, I've got a long way to go to reach your skill levels. I Have 6.5 and 5.0m Slicks, what do you think should be next size down, 3.5 or 4m?
Select to expand quoteStretchy said..
Impressive moves Dspace, I've got a long way to go to reach your skill levels. I Have 6.5 and 5.0m Slicks, what do you think should be next size down, 3.5 or 4m?
If it was me (and you have the budget) I'd go 4m and 3m. 4m is a highly used size for many of our "home crew" and a 3m covers the max wind days (if not at home, then during travel). That being said if budget is a concern a 3.5 would be an obvious compromise. Slick SLS's handle being overpowered very well. My 6, 5, 4, 3 m SLS quiver is definitely a bit of a splurge. I'm 77 kg. I've never had a desire (or courage) to ride in winds requiring less than 3m.
Select to expand quoteDspace said..Stretchy said..
Impressive moves Dspace, I've got a long way to go to reach your skill levels. I Have 6.5 and 5.0m Slicks, what do you think should be next size down, 3.5 or 4m?
If it was me (and you have the budget) I'd go 4m and 3m. 4m is a highly used size for many of our "home crew" and a 3m covers the max wind days (if not at home, then during travel). That being said if budget is a concern a 3.5 would be an obvious compromise. Slick SLS's handle being overpowered very well. My 6, 5, 4, 3 m SLS quiver is definitely a bit of a splurge. I'm 77 kg. I've never had a desire (or courage) to ride in winds requiring less than 3m.
Thanks 
Wingfoil at 9500' in Colorado testing out my new Gong Ypra-S XL and DaKine Cyclone V2 7m
Select to expand quoteNaranek said..
Some videos of the Slingwing thing:
www.instagram.com/p/B0J1GOJna-h/
www.instagram.com/p/B0MRDyFHqDv/
Hi Folks, any reason why the wing foiler needs to pump when the kite foiler and wndsurf foiler do not ? is it beceause of the foil, the board or the propulsion method ? Or is it something else ? I also see efoilers foiling along without pumping too.
Select to expand quoteJasonProsser said..Naranek said..
Some videos of the Slingwing thing:
www.instagram.com/p/B0J1GOJna-h/
www.instagram.com/p/B0MRDyFHqDv/
Hi Folks, any reason why the wing foiler needs to pump when the kite foiler and wndsurf foiler do not ? is it beceause of the foil, the board or the propulsion method ? Or is it something else ? I also see efoilers foiling along without pumping too.
@JasonProsser What do you mean by a windsurf foiler not needing to pump? Of course you need to pump if you ride in light enough wind.
Hi, sorry if this was asked before, but I can't find an answer.
Is there any way to embed videos from Instagram or is it only Youtube/Vimeo?
Select to expand quotebinksmarine said..SilverFoilSurfer said..
Awesome footage Artem, well done.
Thanks Shane, should be a good encouragement for the learning crew ;)
Check out my YouTube channel with plenty of Wing and Wind Foiling videos on the east coast of Australia
