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Visiting Perth 17-21th Match

Created by musikl musikl  > 9 months ago, 14 Mar 2017
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musikl
musikl

NSW

63 posts

14 Mar 2017 12:45pm
Hey fellas,
Ill be having a short vacation in perth this coming weekend. Most likely be staying around Applecross area.
Seeking some recommendations on kite sizes and locations to kite.
I got a 15, 10.5 and 8m. Is the forecast for perth metro accurate enough? If it is, doesn't look too good for the weekend, except on sunday, which means id only have one day to kite. Thinking of just bringing my 8m. If the winds crap i wont be kiting, and just cruise around perth and freo with my longboard.
Would love to do a downwind though and enjoy the coastal scenery. Heard Trigg south car park is where the gathering for this? Recommended by 'Upwinder'.
I got no preference on water condition. I just want to enjoy the scenery, and maybe boost big on the tt.
From KL
Mus
KiteBud
KiteBud

WA

1606 posts

14 Mar 2017 10:28am
Not the best timing for a kite trip in Perth unfortunately. Without a doubt the worse Feb-March I've seen in the last 7 seasons here. Weekend looks light and probably not going to be a proper sea breeze so bring a big kite if you really wanna kite.

Good luck

Christian
musikl
musikl

NSW

63 posts

15 Mar 2017 11:49am
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cbulota said..
Not the best timing for a kite trip in Perth unfortunately. Without a doubt the worse Feb-March I've seen in the last 7 seasons here. Weekend looks light and probably not going to be a proper sea breeze so bring a big kite if you really wanna kite.

Good luck

Christian


Hey Christian, yea i might have missed the season. The trip isnt entirely for kiting, i guess thats fine if theres no wind.
ill bring the 10.5m just in case im lucky enough.

What concerns me is the forecast showing offshore wind for sunday-tuesday SE. Im guessing woodmans or sandy bay are the ideal spots. Or even swan river ??Hoping it wont be too gusty.
Mus
KiteBud
KiteBud

WA

1606 posts

15 Mar 2017 10:00am
yep, SE's are notoriously terrible in Perth and give you very few location options. Gusty and most of the time light. Depends what conditions you're used to over East but here the vast majority of kiters won't even bother
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