jn1 said..

I hope it's not my one I sold you S :)

pirrad said..



No, I don't think those zips fail, another bag I've had for about 10 years, much smaller teeth and alloy slider.

NotWal said..

5. Rig a mast and boom and go out in your front yard and practice whatever you want to do on the water.
6. The wind's rarely zero. If you have 6 kts Go out and learn some light wind freestyle and or teach someone to sail.

petermac33 said..

Recently have been thinking about taking up kitesurfing when the wind is in the 5-12 knot range. The kitesurfing race boards are wide with bigger fins i think. Watched two guys at Melville plane continuously with not a white cap in sight. They getting going way earlier than a windsurfer in my opinion.

Sputnik11 said..

Thought I'd get this list underway. Zero knots here at the moment and not looking at all promising.

1. Buy new windsurfing gear.
2. Practice rigging new windsurfing gear.
3. Reply to topics on seabreeze.com.au
4. Polish ya fin.
5. Rig a mast and boom and go out in your front yard and practice whatever you want to do on the water.
6. The wind's rarely zero. If you have 6 kts Go out and learn some light wind freestyle and or teach someone to sail.
7. Enjoy a beer.
8. Sulk.
9. Get your life (and lists) in some sort of order so that you can actually see what you're doing!!
eg- know when you're list is up to 101 things.

windaddict said..

Rig your sail in the back yard and practise your forward looping technique!

NotWal said..

5. Rig a mast and boom and go out in your front yard and practice whatever you want to do on the water.
6. The wind's rarely zero. If you have 6 kts Go out and learn some light wind freestyle and or teach someone to sail.