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Created by Brazilnutzisback Brazilnutzisback  > 9 months ago, 29 Sep 2020
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Brazilnutzisback
Brazilnutzisback

NSW

122 posts

29 Sep 2020 10:58am
Spring is back in NsW , Seabreeze s are kicking in !
And Leo keeps having fun

Andrash
Andrash

WA

637 posts

29 Sep 2020 11:22am
Enticing!
I will be in Mollymook in Jan visiting family. Are the conditions (wind and waves) like that over there? What sizes of kites for a 74kg bloke on a SB? (have limited luggage allowance).
Phoney
Phoney

NSW

608 posts

29 Sep 2020 2:38pm
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Andrash said..
Enticing!
I will be in Mollymook in Jan visiting family. Are the conditions (wind and waves) like that over there? What sizes of kites for a 74kg bloke on a SB? (have limited luggage allowance).




I've kited at Narrawallee Beach once before. Wind was strong NE and the waves were 1ft chop. But that doesn't mean it will be like that when you're there...
Brazilnutzisback
Brazilnutzisback

NSW

122 posts

30 Sep 2020 6:52am
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Andrash said..
Enticing!
I will be in Mollymook in Jan visiting family. Are the conditions (wind and waves) like that over there? What sizes of kites for a 74kg bloke on a SB? (have limited luggage allowance).


You should contact Marco he lives that way
dafish
dafish

NSW

1654 posts

30 Sep 2020 7:27am
Molly in a south is fine, Narrawallee in NE is a great kite if there is enough wind, and even better if there is a bit of swell. There are a few spots down our way, pm me for a couple more.

Nice one Leo!
Brazilnutzisback
Brazilnutzisback

NSW

122 posts

2 Oct 2020 6:27am
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dafish said..
Molly in a south is fine, Narrawallee in NE is a great kite if there is enough wind, and even better if there is a bit of swell. There are a few spots down our way, pm me for a couple more.

Nice one Leo!


We will come.down the coast soon for a session
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