This Thursday the 29th of November is round 2 of the Outlaw Paddling twilight event,
http://www.outlawpaddling.com/events/outlaw-crit-series-201213/race-no2---november-29th,-2012.aspx
Dale and Alain from DC Paddleboards are continuing on from the Merimbula Classic the weekend before to join us on the night with a fine selection of Aussie designed and made custom sup's to show including a 16ft downwind board used in the 32mile Molokai channel crossing,14ft flatwater and downwind boards, 12'6 BOP board, 11ft ladies sup and a few more all well worth checking out.
The Outlaw Paddling crew put on an excellent round 1 on the last Thursday night of October even if it was a cold night with a 20knot south west wind (see pic below of us after our paddle about to warm up and hit the BBQ put on after presentations),
but with a forecast of 36 degrees for this Thursday this will be a great way to finish a stinking hot Melbourne night on or in the water at Sandridge beach Port Melbourne,also a great opportunity to check out the Great Melbourne Paddle race course if you like for Sundays event.

That will be great Camo, couldn't be more of a contrast in weather conditions, in the photo of the last event, we were suffering from hypothermia but this thursday, phew 36 degrees....

36 degrees - where would you rather be than at the beach getting wet?

PT, 3-4ft, light offshore is where I would rather be....

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ockanui said...
PT, 3-4ft, light offshore is where I would rather be....

Sorry, you must be talking some foreign language.

Chasing Cam for half an hour in extreme heat with no chance of beating him - that's heaven.

Good drinking weather not that mr DC likes to have a drink at all have fun some nice sticks coming your way

He may even have some exciting news to tell you guys.

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CMC said...
He may even have some exciting news to tell you guys.

I thought his belly was poking out a bit on Tuesday

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CMC said...
He may even have some exciting news to tell you guys.

So is it true CMC, you'll be paddling DC boards soon.

Will be away for this (friggin' job getting in the way of lifestyle again). Looking forward to meeting up with DC and Al on Sunday, if not sooner.

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camo hosk said...

CMC said...
He may even have some exciting news to tell you guys.

So is it true CMC, you'll be paddling DC boards soon.

Yes mate. Actually I've never owned anything else. I just had to find a way to make sure I could for ever.......

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HumanCartoon said...
Will be away for this (friggin' job getting in the way of lifestyle again). Looking forward to meeting up with DC and Al on Sunday, if not sooner.

just call us I thik we'll do some demo friday and saturday
Cameron has our numbers

Weather today looking great for an evening paddle and cool off from the 38 degrees heat,
see ya's there.

An interesting round 2 of the Outlaw Paddling Sandridge Beach 4km time trials, with the course set for light northerly winds it all changed just as we took off from the start line with a 15 to 20knot southerly blowing through leaving us with a challenging upwind leg before the first turning marker, at least it gave Dale and Alain down from Queensland a taste of Melbourne's unpredictable weather.With Dale's trailer there full of DC Paddleboards, and series sponsor Nick from Sunny King Paddleboards also in attendance with his fleet of demo boards the competitors on the night had the chance to try some different boards and even use one for the race,here's the results for a slow 4.5km slog fest and a pic with some of the crew after we had recovered post race on the beach.

Time
1 215 HOSKING, Cameron DC Mundji 00:39:12 0 00:39:12
2 243 CHAMPMAN, Dale 00:41:26 0 00:41:26
3 247 TEURQUETIL, Alain 00:42:25 0 00:42:25
4 228 JENKINS, Michael Fanatic 00:43:54 0 00:43:54
5 92 FURLONG, Lenny 12'6 Race 00:52:02 0 00:52:02
6 244 WOOLLEY, Andrew DNF 0 DNF
7 245 WRIGHT, Anthony DNF 0 DNF
8 246 NOTTAGE, Paul DNF 0 DNF
9 248 MOLONEY, Nick DNF 0 DNF
10 226 BENTON, Wayne DNF 0 DNF
11 84 HARRINGTON, Paul Starboard SUP DNF 0 DNF
12 89 PATTERSON, Tim 12'6 Race DNF 0 DNF
13 213 SMITH, Craig SUP 10"6' DNF 0 DNF
14 79 TORONIS, Con Starboard 12.6 Pin(SUP) DNF

heh Camo, as per results, the top 4 were riding DC boards next was Lenny on a fanatic, Nick also finished and was on a DC, not sure what happened to the other blokes, wrong boards?

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ockanui said...
heh Camo, as per results, the top 4 were riding DC boards next was Lenny on a fanatic, Nick also finished and was on a DC, not sure what happened to the other blokes, wrong boards?

Too smart - there were waves to play with

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An interesting round 2 of the Outlaw Paddling Sandridge Beach 4km time trials, with the course set for light northerly winds it all changed just as we took off from the start line with a 15 to 20knot southerly blowing through leaving us with a challenging upwind leg before the first turning marker, at least it gave Dale and Alain down from Queensland a taste of Melbourne's unpredictable weather.With Dale's trailer there full of DC Paddleboards, and series sponsor Nick from Sunny King Paddleboards also in attendance with his fleet of demo boards the competitors on the night had the chance to try some different boards and even use one for the race,here's the results for a slow 4.5km slog fest and a pic with some of the crew after we had recovered post race on the beach.

Time
1 215 HOSKING, Cameron DC Mundji 00:39:12 0 00:39:12
2 243 CHAMPMAN, Dale 00:41:26 0 00:41:26
3 247 TEURQUETIL, Alain 00:42:25 0 00:42:25
4 228 JENKINS, Michael Fanatic 00:43:54 0 00:43:54
5 92 FURLONG, Lenny 12'6 Race 00:52:02 0 00:52:02
6 244 WOOLLEY, Andrew DNF 0 DNF
7 245 WRIGHT, Anthony DNF 0 DNF
8 246 NOTTAGE, Paul DNF 0 DNF
9 248 MOLONEY, Nick DNF 0 DNF
10 226 BENTON, Wayne DNF 0 DNF
11 84 HARRINGTON, Paul Starboard SUP DNF 0 DNF
12 89 PATTERSON, Tim 12'6 Race DNF 0 DNF
13 213 SMITH, Craig SUP 10"6' DNF 0 DNF
14 79 TORONIS, Con Starboard 12.6 Pin(SUP) DNF

DC looking skinny what no KFC in Goldie any more
Lot of DNF up there the beer must have being calling