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What are the best downwinding spots for street sup?

I could tell you, but they are secret.
Maybe anywhere with the wind up your arse.
And an umbrella.

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Nozza said..
I could tell you, but they are secret.
Maybe anywhere with the wind up your arse.
And an umbrella.

C'mon Nozza, this whole section of the SUP forum (Street SUP) is a big piss take on us. I'm not falling for it.

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JosephBetts said..

Nozza said..
I could tell you, but they are secret.
Maybe anywhere with the wind up your arse.
And an umbrella.

C'mon Nozza, this whole section of the SUP forum (Street SUP) is a big piss take on us. I'm not falling for it.

So don't look at it.

And I've put serious time and money in to it.











As I said, don't look if it offends you

So lets see you street foil your way down the footpath

When a good Southerly is blowing, the 3km run back from the airstrip to Papunya,Nt is quick n carving run on a 8'0 with 195 Paris rolling 94mm medium hard.
Just cruise n explore.
If you want a real secret spot how's this clay pan ?

Sweet board Nozza
With good positive feedback to joblo
Miss's n I StSup as part of fitness n local engagement, the upside is we have both improved in many ways with surfing Sup, which we only get for 2 weeks every few months.
Same as surf Sup different Boards different results. Latest challenge,
Running Soft bushes n soft springs both backed right off on 2 Boards to prep for Finless Sup practice on small stock dams prep'n for next surf adventure. 'Tis working, ain't getting wet much n happy paddling which ever end forward.
u only get out what u actually put in
Hanging to get your StSup foil pics, challenge on

How do you find the Kahuna boards? Have heard bad reports here. They look pretty good there.
I like the look of the crowd levels where you are!

They have lasted well considering travel and local kids, most surprising how long we got out of original wheels on outback tar.
The adjustable sticks still endure , the #2 head is great for distance. would recommend Kahuna for newbies ,but go something with Originals if u carve it up.
Am using 1' / 25mm structural ply @ 350mm wide with local builds, has surprisingly good flex on 6' to 8' ers expecially when u flip the bow up.
Powerful rebound feel on big sweeping curves edge to edge on open road with high camber.... downwinding